In Vero Beach, a major development is on the horizon as SuDa, Crec Capital, and Madison Marquette was chosen to develop the Three Corners project after four years of effort. The City Council made this announcement after a competitive selection process that saw Pompano Beach-based SuDa narrowly edging out Clearpath Services from Indiana. The project is expected to be a multimillion-dollar endeavor, and more than 120 people gathered at City Hall for the announcement.
Meanwhile, in Port St. Lucie, Think Greek restaurant received the title of “Best Bite in Town” from Food Network’s new show. The episode featured Port St. Lucia in its season finale, produced by celebrity chef Guy Fieri of “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.” The accolade highlights the culinary scene in the area and showcases the diverse dining options available to residents and visitors.
However, a proposal for a mental health, drug, alcohol, and medical detox facility in Stuart faced setbacks as the Stuart City Commission denied a land-use change for the project. The potential operator withdrew the request amid pressure from the commission, leading to the demise of the treatment center that could have provided much-needed services to the community. The decision highlights the complexities of zoning and development in urban areas and the challenges of providing vital healthcare services to those in need.
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