Port St. Lucie

The Paula A. Lewis Branch Library regularly schedules information sessions on the technology it has available for residents to utilize. Former Senior Technical Specialist Enrique Carmona III, center, and Rowan Hussein, right, speak to local students about the use of the branch’s 3-D printer during a recent session. ANTHONY INSWASTY PHOTOS

A new edition

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 22, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

Paula A. Lewis Branch Library offers much more than a good read

Collective efforts

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 18, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

Ever notice that some of Port St. Lucie’s streets are sparkling clean and litter-free? And then there are the others where fast-food bags, cigarette butts, beverage containers and worse turn the roadside into an ugly mess.

The Ardie R. Copas State Veterans’ Nursing Home is under construction. The middle building houses the dining room, chapel, beauty and barber shop and more. Each of the wings contains three houses, consisting of 20 beds each. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

Almost there

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 17, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

Despite numerous delays and the pandemic, state veterans home to welcome residents soon

Port St, Lucie continues to grow job opportunities for its residents. Here, a look at the jobs corridor in the western community of Tradition shows signs of the expansion where new companies are opening their doors to those seeking employment. CITY OF PORT ST. LUCIE PHOTOS

Kudos keep coming

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 16, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

Ten new awards grace Port St. Lucie’s awards and honors list, ranging from a grant to improve emergency communications to being one of the happiest cities in America.

GREG GARDNER PHOTOS Mike Albano of All Star DJ Trivia picks up a team’s answer during a contest on the patio of Tutto Fresco Italian Grill in PGA Village. A tent with additional seating was added when the restaurant reopened.

Proceeding with caution

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 10, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

City, businesses optimistic as the region slowly returns to a new normal world

Port St. Lucie’s beautiful recreation areas, especially those along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, are opening up again after being shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic. GREG GARDNER PHOTO

Good news is just around the corner

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 10, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

If you are tired of all the bad news that has been hitting the airwaves, of having to decide whether to take out or eat in, or need a break from binge watching your favorite TV show, there is good news. The city and its multitude of businesses and medical centers are looking forward to welcoming back patrons and athletes to a new normal way of life.

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Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:June 2, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie

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Cindy Whistler owns a florist shop on Selvitz Road where she also operates Nanny’s Fur Kids Cat Rescue. The rescued cats often keep her company as she works. KERRY FIRTH PHOTOS

The CAT RESCUER

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:February 25, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie Port St. Lucie People

Cindy Whistler owns a florist shop on Selvitz Road where she also operates Nanny’s Fur Kids Cat Rescue

Math teacher Amorce Jean Baptiste instructs students in geometry class at John Carroll High School. In his first year of teaching at JCHS, Jean Baptiste has been dubbed “Mr. J.B.” by his students. He moved to the United States to avoid political problems in his homeland, Haiti. ELLEN GILLETTE

The MATH TEACHER

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:February 25, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie Port St. Lucie People

In his first year of teaching at JCHS, Jean Baptiste has been dubbed “Mr. J.B.” by his students.

A certified respiratory therapist, Rachelle Tetreault experienced the benefits of acupuncture and Chinese herbs herself when traditional medicine failed to help with chronic asthmatic bronchitis. She went back to school for a doctorate in Eastern medicine so she could help others. ELLEN GILLETTE

The ACUPUNCTURIST

Post author:Michelle Moore
Post published:February 25, 2020
Post category:Port St. Lucie Port St. Lucie People

A certified respiratory therapist, Rachelle Tetreault experienced the benefits of acupuncture and Chinese herbs herself when traditional medicine failed to help with chronic asthmatic bronchitis.