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Port St. Lucie restarts public art search for Torino Regional Park (opens the original)
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Port St. Lucie is restarting its search for public art at Torino Regional Park after city commissioners expressed concerns about proposed designs for three restroom areas. The park, which is expected to open in June 2027, will include themed play structures, a splash pad, a skate park, trails and other amenities. Bethany Grubbs with the city's planning department said the three areas being considered for artwork have different themes. "One is by the skate park, which has a dragon theme. It's a v
Stuart creates committee to identify land for conservation (opens the original)
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Stuart is creating a committee to identify and prioritize undeveloped properties that could be acquired for conservation, drawing on the model of Martin County Forever. Commissioner Merritt Matheson helped spearhead Martin County Forever in 2024. He said the Stuart program is intended to apply a similar approach within the city. "The intent of this program is a mini Martin County Forever and the goal with Martin County Forever as the desire with City of Stuart is to look at every single undevelo
Fort Pierce police arrest 21-year-old after traffic stop turns into pursuit (opens the original)
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Fort Pierce Police Department officers were conducting a targeted traffic enforcement initiative near Okeechobee Road and Jenkins Road at about 4:45 p.m. when they saw a blue Volkswagen Jetta traveling south on Okeechobee Road, according to the department. An officer attempted to stop the vehicle after determining its registered owner had a suspended driver's license, police said. As the officer approached the vehicle, the driver fled. Police said the driver then traveled recklessly, speeding in
Stuart seeks resident input on proposed backyard chickens (opens the original)
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STUART — Stuart residents will have an opportunity to weigh in on whether backyard chickens should be allowed in the city as officials consider a proposed ordinance. The city is sending residents a survey to gauge public interest. The questionnaire asks whether residents support allowing up to four hens per household and whether they would consider keeping chickens themselves, among other questions. City Commissioner Merritt Matheson said the survey could provide officials with information they
Treasure Coast nonprofit gives leftover wedding flowers a second life (opens the original)
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A Treasure Coast nonprofit is giving leftover flowers from weddings and other events a second life by turning them into small arrangements for people who could use a little unexpected joy. Susana Mahaffey, who works in the wedding industry, said she repeatedly saw beautiful arrangements discarded after receptions. "A lot of times there was leftover flowers, and these beautiful arrangements would just end up in the trash," Mahaffey said. "Sometimes they want to give them to their guests to take h
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