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Expansion plans are in the works for HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital, which would offer those living and working in the Treasure Coast even more services than those available at the campus on Tiffany Avenue. A $72 million expansion of its north tower has been approved with the hospital looking toward an $8 million renovation of its behavioral health unit. HCA FLORIDA ST. LUCIE HOSPITAL PHOTOS

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Currently, those facing a medical emergency in the city of Port St. Lucie have two choices: the for-profit HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital off U.S. 1 or the nonprofit Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital, off I-95’s Exit 118.

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Read more about the article Things To Do – Port St. Lucie Magazine Fall 2023
Have a hauntingly good time at the Harvest Bonfire and Hayride on Saturday, Oct. 21, from 2-8 p.m. at McCarty Ranch Preserve, 12323 Range Line Road in Port St. Lucie. Walk the jack-o-lantern trail with more than 200 hand-carved pumpkins. Bring your chairs to this free event. Winners of the best Neighborhood Scarecrow Competition in Port St. Lucie will be announced. Call 878.2277 for more information.

Things To Do – Port St. Lucie Magazine Fall 2023

Upcoming events for September - January 2024

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Glenn Camelio, executive director of the Humane Society of St. Lucie County, visits 6-year-old Sparky daily. Sparky is currently up for adoption at the society’s shelter in Port St. Lucie. Camelio said two new buildings will soon go up on the site, thanks to the generosity of donors and others who contribute in myriad ways to the Humane Society of St. Lucie County. WHITNEY JOSEPH

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It is only natural that Glenn Camelio has spent the last two years as executive director of the Humane Society of St. Lucie County. Giving back to the community has been a guiding principle since he was a child.

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Ritual hand washing is one part of Rabbi Shafir Lobb’s preparation for leading a Friday evening sabbath service. ANTHONY INSWASTY

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Port St. Lucie’s Shafir Lobb has been a woman with many identities. But while she’s changed her name, her address and her career multiple times, her rich life has made her the person she knew she was meant to be: Rabbi Shafir.

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