Treasure Coast, Florida
- www.tcpalm.com U.S. Navy Blue Angels team arrives in Vero Beach for weekend air show
The six-member U.S. Navy Blue Angels team, in their F/A-18 Super Hornet jets, flew in Thursday morning to the Vero Beach Regional Airport
VERO BEACH − The six-member U.S. Navy Blue Angels in their F/A-18 Super Hornet jets arrived Thursday morning at the Vero Beach Regional Airport, flying in as if in performance mode.
They're the stars of the 2024 Vero Beach Air Show this weekend at Vero Beach Regional Airport.
During their aerobatic demonstration, the teamwill make you ooohhh and aaahhh many times as they sail through the blue sky. They'll perform Saturday and Sunday, but not Friday. Their performance times aren't disclosed to avoid traffic jams.
There will be many other performers, including the A-10C Thunderbolt II Demonstration Team, as well as aircraft displays and a food fest.
The air show is 6-8:30 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
The Vero Beach Air Show only sells tickets online through its website www.veroairshow.com.
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Final Delta IV Heavy rocket launch: Where to watch from Treasure Coast
www.tcpalm.com Delta IV Heavy rocket launch: Where to watch from Sebastian, Vero Beach, Fort PierceWatching a rocket launch or waiting for that launch window while at the beach is SO Florida! The best views to watch one lift off is along the beach.
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Stuart Selected as Site of Brightline Treasure Coast Station
www.tcpalm.com From legal foes to partners, Martin County's relationship with Brightline has evolvedA lot has changed in the years since Martin County filed a lawsuit to block plans for higher-speed train service passing through the Treasure Coast.
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New Community Content
Hello, Treasure Coast members.
When available, I have added content related to the Treasure Coast. Nothing original, just things I've come across in the news that I thought might be of interest. There has been little discussion on these items.
I would like to encourage everyone to help keep the community active by adding new content and commenting if the topic is of interest to you.
Thanks for being part of the community!
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New farmers market coming to Vero Beach / Treasure Coast Market Directory
www.tcpalm.com New farmers market coming to downtown during weeknight unlike other local farmers marketsUnlike most farmers markets, which typically are during the day and on weekends, the new farmers market is on a weeknight.
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Christmas and boat parades in Stuart, Vero Beach, Fort Pierce and more
www.tcpalm.com When are Christmas parades and boat parades in Stuart, Vero Beach, Fort Pierce and more?Get into the Christmas spirit at these 7 street parades and 3 boat parades on the Treasure Coast, starting Dec. 1.
Laurie K. Blandford, Treasure Coast Newspapers
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Ft. Pierce looks like favorite for Brightline's Treasure Coast stop
www.tcpalm.com Well, so much for the theory Brightline wasn't planning a Treasure Coast stop. Now what?So much for the conspiracy theory that Brightline never planned to build a Treasure Coast station. So which city will win the bidding process?
Blake Fontenay, Treasure Coast Newspapers
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New Brightline schedule has 30 trains passing through Treasure Coast.
www.tcpalm.com New Brightline schedule has 30 trains passing through Treasure Coast. Here are the timesBrightline expedited the addition of 10 more trains — five each way — between Miami and Orlando. When will company ramp up to the maximum 32 trains?
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Breeze Airlines schedule through end of the year
www.tcpalm.com Using Breeze during the holidays? Here is the complete schedule through end of the yearWith the addition of Islip, New York, Breeze Airways will have four destinations from Vero Beach Regional Airport.
- tcpalm.com Brightline train schedule shows how many trains will pass through Treasure Coast and when
Brightline service between Miami and Orlando begins Friday. Here's how many high-speed trains will pass through the Treasure Coast, and when.
- www.wftv.com Brightline announces start of service connecting Orlando to South Florida
Brightline has unveiled the starting date for its high-speed train service between Orlando and South Florida.
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New COVID-19 stats from CDC just defy belief
veronews.com New COVID-19 stats from CDC just defy belief - Vero NewsDuring August, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s new director made almost daily headlines warning of a new wave of COVID-19, citing numbers showing covid hospitalizations sharply increasing week … Read More »
To be fair, this article needed to be posted.
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Treasure Coast Covid Cases on Increase
www.tcpalm.com Summer COVID surge prolongs 8th wave of cases on Treasure Coast; ‘eris’ subvariant spikesSince the national emergency ended, the Treasure Coast has had over 3,200 new cases — almost double those recorded in March, April and May combined.
Lindsey Leake, Treasure Coast Newspapers
If it’s been a while since you last wore a mask in public or consciously stood 6 feet apart from others, you’re not alone. But just because the federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ended three months ago doesn’t mean infections have subsided.
The Treasure Coast’s eighth wave of coronavirus infections, which began in May, continued to rise in June and July, according to a TCPalm analysis of Florida Department of Health data. So did the state’s 10th wave.
Since the national emergency ended May 11, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties collectively have had over 3,200 new cases — almost double those recorded in March, April and May combined. Local hospitals have seen weekly influxes of infected patients, and nearly 30% of Treasure Coast residents remain unvaccinated.
However, this latest surge pales in comparison to those of the last three summers. In 2021, for example, during the height of the delta variant, over 27,100 locals became infected from June through August.
The region’s ongoing eighth wave is “due to summer travel, crowded airports and cruises, and confirmed by wastewater sampling around the nation,” said Dr. Lyssette Cardona, chair of Cleveland Clinic Martin Health’s infectious diseases department. “This is a reflection that this virus is endemic,” meaning it’s a constant presence in the community.
Cases may continue to rise in the coming weeks, Cardona said, as students settle into the new school year, some people continue their travels and flu season begins. She’s optimistic an updated fall booster shot may help stave off a winter wave.
While a new omicron subvariant — formally named EG.5 and unofficially dubbed “eris” — accounts for the plurality of new cases nationwide, Cardona has not seen it correlate to more severe infections, she said. The World Health Organization on Aug. 9 classified EG.5 a “variant of interest.”
COVID cases
June cases (difference from May)
Indian River: 289 (211% increase) Martin: 367 (143% increase) St. Lucie: 758 (291% increase) Treasure Coast: 1,414 (223% increase) Florida: 40,096 (186% increase)
July cases (difference from June)
Martin: 346 (6% decrease) Indian River: 446 (54% increase) St. Lucie: 779 (3% increase) Treasure Coast: 1,571 (11% increase) Florida: 45,772 (14% increase)
Post-public health emergency cases
Indian River: 803 Martin: 805 St. Lucie: 1,682 Treasure Coast: 3,290 Florida: 96,369
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National Geographic TV’s SHARKFEST series, features two Treasure Coast episodes.
https://www.tcpalm.com/story/news/local/2023/07/25/national-geographic-south-florida-shark-week-treasure-coast-st-lucie-county-indian-river-lagoon/70461505007/
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Florida Residents Must Request New Vote By Mail-In Ballots
FYI:
Edit: The link contained in the following article is for the Indian River County Supervisor of Elections. Contact the Supervisor of Elections in your county for further information.
https://www.sebastiandaily.com/business/florida-residents-must-request-new-vote-by-mail-in-ballots-52840/?fbclid=IwAR268mSs3JjIgRzb-fUf6zUuoj4h3C0EFCK4Xc5gZamwhKM4J-i5yWpZDlQ
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Welcome back!
I hope everyone made it back to the community after the lemmy.world hack. I had to clear the app (Liftoff) cache and log back in. Everything else looks good.
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