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The Timekeepers Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2015-01-29 09:42 Chimes, bells and melodies interrupt the constant tick-tock of clocks greeting visitors at Clocks By Hollis in Port St. Lucie, but the sounds certainly don’t bother the father-son team who run the shop. With dedication and passion in honoring the high-quality tradition of mechanical clocks, Phil and Kris Hollis fix, clean and sell every kind of timekeeper imaginable. All types – from Russian ship clocks and cuckoo clocks, to grandfather clocks and pocket watches – are on display.Read more about The Timekeepers

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Georgiana and Kevin Hawken host a casually elegant get-together in North River Shores

The Pine School's new coach touts an impressive track record and a unique approach to student development to lead its athletic department.

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Matilda’s owner Dana Small hosts a pre-holiday luncheon at her Stuart home for a few of her closest friends

Built on persistence and positivity, a popular meal-prep company is bringing the healthy lifestyle right to your doorstep.

The Palm City teen became a household name when she recently had her artwork displayed as Google’s home page doodle.

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Stuart resident Philip Davi restores antique furniture to its original beauty.

The Stuart resident creates unique fishing lures and more using recycled debris she collects while cleaning up our shorelines

Rick Miller runs Treasure Coast Multimedia, a locally owned and operated entity serving Stuart since 2005. The man behind the lens and in front of the computer specializes in converting old videotapes to digital files.

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A Port St. Lucie resident brings a personal touch to the shopping experience at Top Drawer Boutique in Stuart.

Lauren and Robbie Hubbard share a glimpse into their wedding day, a bohemian-chic affair hosted right in their own backyard

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George Hart took a pizza shop in South Florida and turned it into a restaurant brand with six locations and the intent to add 25 more.

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