An interview with Michael “Spaz” McGoorty is an exercise in patience as well as humor. “I’m the best multitasker you’ll ever see,” he says while texting and answering a phone call. Well known throughout the Treasure Coast and beyond for his singing, acting and comedy, McGoorty — like many residents — was not always a Floridian.
Bob Lilley was 9, living in Elmira, New York — right on the border with Pennsylvania — when his 5-year-old brother, Wayne, was stricken with leukemia.
Writers come for the critiques, stay for the camaraderie
The city’s dream for a world-class bio-tech center gets a new lease on life thanks to Cleveland Clinic deal
Riverwalk extension project to make Westmoreland Park a prime spot for a waterfront promenade, dining and more
Port St. Lucie’s building department adds drive-thru for customers on the go
Back in the late 1950s, the wilderness that is now Port St. Lucie was founded upon General Development Corporation’s promotion for an 85x125 lot as “$10 down and $10 a month for 10 years.” Anyone could live out his dream of retiring in Florida for quite the bargain.
Port St. Lucie earns high awards, honors and rankings
Remember the Petula Clark tune “Downtown” from 1964? “When you’re alone and life is making you lonely, you can always go — downtown!”
