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Vin Bellezza, owner of Vin’s Food Forest Builds, started the business in the backyard of his quarter-acre suburban home. ANTHONY INSWASTY PHOTOS

Producing produce- Port St. Lucie magazine

"As humans living in the modern world, we have lost valuable knowledge of growing practices,” Vincent Bellezza, owner and operator of Vin’s Food Forest Builds, says, “But once you get it, you get it.”

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Read more about the article Making a difference- Port St. Lucie magazine
Port St. Lucie-based Zerowastestore.com is on a mission, carrying a large roster of plastic-free products to an eager customer base. ZEROWASTESTORE.COM PHOTOS

Making a difference- Port St. Lucie magazine

Port St. Lucie-based Zerowastestore.com is a sustainability products resource and Cieslinski’s brainchild; a coproduction with Follano that has blossomed into a successful e-commerce juggernaut to help tackle the plastics problem.

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Read more about the article Publisher’s Note – Port St. Lucie Magazine Winter 2023
The City of Port St. Lucie sponsors many community events for its residents during the year, but the largest by far is the annual fireworks display each Fourth of July.

Publisher’s Note – Port St. Lucie Magazine Winter 2023

If you didn’t already know it, Port St. Lucie is a pretty good place to live. The city keeps racking up awards for being a great place to work, own a home or retire.

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Read more about the article Copy of Cow Creek Chronicles-Part 5
Buddy Mills, Deroy Arnold and Alfred Norman return to Cow Creek Ranch after decades. Norman’s days on the ranch go back to the 1930s, when his father was foreman; Deroy’s, from 1957 to 1976; and Buddy’s, from 1970 to 1977.

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Cow Creek Chronicles writer Gregory Enns retraces his steps writing the story of loss and love and returns to the ranch where it all started

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Passengers are ready to board the Dignity Bus provided by The Source, a Vero Beach outreach ministry offering a place for the homeless to sleep safely. KERRY FIRTH

Sleeping Soundly

At any given time, there are approximately 250 homeless people living in Indian River County and between 3,000 and 3,500 in Brevard County. Some sleep in cars. Others live in tents. Still others simply throw an old blanket on the ground in the woods and try to get a few hours rest.

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