Wrong Side of History
Biography explores postwar governor’s failure to keep up with the changing attitudes in Florida
Reinventing Edgewood
Group labored six long years before its efforts produced plans for an arts village
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DATEBOOK Winter 2022 CONTINUING • Art Gallery Exhibits - All year at the civic center, Port St. Lucie. 807.4488 • Grand Central - Stickwork sculpture by Patrick and Sam Dougherty.…
The right mixture
The Right Mixture Spacious Stuart home combines unique features from Colombia to Connecticut BY MARY ANN KOENIG In parts of Colombia, the Spanish word for the hibiscus flower is cayena.…
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Consolidated Beauty
In this work of art, Patty Downing and Katie Astras, of Patty Downing Interiors, achieved their opus working with two homeowners who had acquired two penthouse condominiums, and a single masterwork was the result.
Divided warpaths
One veteran of the Second Seminole War was the victor, the other became the vanquished
The site of the original Fort Pierce is just a few blocks south of downtown. St. Lucie County purchased the property, then 229 feet of riverfront and 378 feet deep, in 1966 for $20,000. INDIAN RIVER MAGAZINE
Digging the history of the old Army site in Fort Pierce
When I was 5 years old, my family moved from a house on 13th Street in Fort Pierce to one along the Indian River, just a few blocks south of downtown.
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