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Category Archives: business/local
State’s chief marketing officer applauds Indian River for growing tourism
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — The county has done a good job in making use of the marketing tools of Visit Florida and has overachieved in some areas of tourism promotion, according to Will Seccombe, the chief marketing officer for the state's official tourism marketing corporation. Continue reading
Change to trash laws to let recycler open in Indian River County
County commissioners Tuesday approved a change to solid-waste disposal laws that could boost the county's recycling rate but mean less money coming into county coffers. Continue reading
Sebastian veterinarian performs stem cell treatment for pets
SEBASTIAN — Toby, a 6-year-old golden retriever, loves to run and play catch. And Oreo, a 12-year-old border collie mix, also is a bundle of energy. Continue reading
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Bank of America may offer to help some underwater Indian River homeowners
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — As part of its share of a settlement among five major banks, Bank of America is sending out letters this week to 5,000 customers offering to forgive a portion of their mortgage's principal balance. Continue reading
Indian River County government meetings: May 7-11
Find out when the government boards are meeting this week. Continue reading
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Indian River County government meetings: April 30-May 3
Find out when the government boards are meeting this week. Continue reading
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Treasure Coast businesses offer freebies and deals on Tax Day | Video
It…s a couple days later than usual, but the end of tax season has arrived. Continue reading
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Sea Jasmine Thai Cuisine opens in Sebastian
SEBASTIAN — Sea Jasmine Thai Cuisine opened the first week in April at 971 Sebastian Blvd. in the Tall Tree Plaza. Continue reading
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Vero Beach to look into way to sell reuse water to small businesses
VERO BEACH — City officials will look into setting up some type of billing system that will enable local pest control companies and other small businesses to make use of reclaimed water at the city's wastewater treatment plant. Continue reading
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Some Indian River customers seek opt-out clauses from FPL smart meters
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Amid claims of health problems, fears of intrusion into their lives and concerns of power-rate increases, about a dozen Florida Power & Light Co. customers Tuesday persuaded the County Commission to call for opt-out clauses once the utility starts activating “smart meters” in people's homes. Continue reading