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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Play where nature wins: Aquarina Golf Club threads an Audubon-certified, par-62, 18-hole layout through the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge, winding from Atlantic dunes to the Indian River and around eleven lakes.
Keep escape artists in check: Between underground boundaries, indoor zones, and a GPS dog fence, Invisible Fence sets clear limits without the white pickets, then backs it up with pro installation and gentle, certified training tailored to your pet and yard.
Sebastian’s glow secret: From spray tans and lashes to nails and brow touch-ups, Luxe Beauty & Glow Bar is the kind of one-stop studio locals keep in their back pocket.
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The California-based Trader Joe's is expanding its national footprint with 30 new stores planned across 16 states, spanning Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Washington.
Full story at lehighvalleylive.com ↗
The Blu Fin, a seafood-focused fine dining restaurant in Vero Beach, Florida, is set to officially open on Oct.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
A proposal for a new five-story hospital west of Vero on 66th Avenue at State Road 60 has sparked debate about overcapacity and financial viability in Indian River County.
Full story at veronews.com ↗
The Florida Highway Patrol is searching for a driver who led officers on a high-speed vehicle pursuit in Brevard County, Florida.
Full story at wftv.com ↗
The article discusses what would happen if the sea level in South Florida rose by 10 feet, a hypothetical sustained rise, not a forecast or a passing hurricane surge.
Full story at worldatlas.com ↗
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