One of Fernando Dovale’s favorite things to do, outside of cooking at his restaurant, Fernando’s Dockside Grille, is to return to his native Portugal and visit small villages, trying their local foods and then creating his own recipes from the amalgamation of those trips.
Taylor Runk is experienced and equipped to trap and release nuisance wildlife that the county’s animal control units are not authorized to handle.
It is obvious when you step into her office that Dawn Martin is an ultra-organized and professional businesswoman.
Bagpiper David Lairson plays with several pipe and drum groups along the Treasure Coast and in Palm Beach County, but also dons one of his kilts to play the bagpipes at funerals, weddings and other special occasions.
Port St. Lucie continued its winning ways from August through late November with 15 new awards and honors.
Council establishes new district along the river that puts ‘port in Port St. Lucie’
Tired of being marginalized by male-dominated groups, women joined together to form their own organization
After a series of failed attempts, the final chapter is underway for downtown development
The months ahead — January, February and March — are what we usually call peak season on the Treasure Coast as tourists and part-time residents flock to our sunny climes.
A gopher tortoise walks on sandy pine land and palmetto palms. This is their favorite habitat. It is considered a keystone species because it digs burrows that provide shelter for at least 360 other animal species, including diamondback rattlesnakes. Today, the greatest threat to the survival of the gopher tortoise is habitat destruction. Tortoises cannot live if they do not have undeveloped land with plenty of food and room to dig their burrows. Another less obvious threat that is related to development is land fragmentation. Gopher tortoises are herbivore scavengers. Their diet contains more than 300 species of plants.
