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After almost 40 years in the city, Club Med Sandpiper Bay is leaving Port St. Lucie. The 200-acre resort and golf course on the St. Lucie River has offered laid-back vacation experiences since the company bought the property from the original developer of Port St. Lucie, General Development Corp., in 1986.
Autumn leaves us dealing with new changes As fall arrives, we face a season of change and we report some of these in this issue. But all the news looks…
Garden grown remedies For many, a wedding is the stuff that dreams are made of and often the very dream cultivated from childhood. Couples labor over the plans and work…
On course forever New innovative program teaches underprivileged sailors skills to cope with life's challenges BY ALISON O'LEARY The sport of sailing has always been dominated by wealthy white males…
The YOGIC DIPLOMAT BY ELLEN GILLETTE Port St. Lucie resident Larry Allman has lived a life of both intensity and calm, from being a Los Angeles attorney to the solitude…
The VOLUNTEER EXTRAORDINAIRE BY ELLEN GILLETTE Cris Adams' home in Port St. Lucie is filled with color and beauty. Blue glassware in the yard, in the house. Paintings everywhere, even…
The 'DIAMOND' MINER BY RACHEL INSWASTY Ed Halleran grew up as one of five children in a large family on the south shore of Long Island, New York. His Irish…
New edition Young bookstore owner discovers dreams can come true BY RACHEL INSWASTY A decade ago, Meghan Wood was secretly exchanging romance novels with a close friend. The excitement of…
