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Shores mandates second inspections for condo complexes that failed first

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Shores mandates second inspections for condo complexes that failed first

The Town of Indian River Shores wasted no time in passing an ordinance mandating second inspections for any condominium building that did not pass the first inspection required by the new Florida state law passed in the wake of the 2021 Surfside collapse and amended in the last session of the state legislature. The ink was barely dry on the new amended state law when the town council, at its last regular meeting in June, passed an ordinance that…Read Article

Shores’ New Ambulance Goes up in Smoke

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Shores’ New Ambulance Goes up in Smoke

A brand-new ambulance that Indian River Shores waited three years to get due to supply chain snags caught fire and burned beyond repair before the first patient could be transported in the vehicle. Now town leaders have devised an innovative plan to upgrade its 13-year-old ambulance that was set to be replaced. On May 25, the new ambulance, recently painted and lettered with the distinctive red-and-black Indian River Shores Public Safety marking…See the Story

Shores’ new ambulance goes up in smoke

Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores

Shores’ new ambulance goes up in smoke

A brand-new ambulance that Indian River Shores waited three years to get due to supply chain snags caught fire and burned beyond repair before the first patient could be transported in the vehicle. Now town leaders have devised an innovative plan to upgrade its 13-year-old ambulance that was set to be replaced. On May 25, the new ambulance, recently painted and lettered with the distinctive red-and-black Indian River Shores Public Safety marking…Read Article

Jewkes-Danielsen gets lengthy term in fatal A1A crash

Despite Elizabeth Jewkes-Danielsen’s lawyer saying the retired schoolteacher had lived “an exemplary life” up until May 10, 2022, when she made several bad decisions, Judge Robert Meadows last week sentenced her to 13.75 years in state prison for her involvement in a deadly car crash on A1A in Indian River Shores. The sentence for the vehicular homicide of John’s Island resident Christopher Ingraham, who died from impact injuries eight days afte…Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Jury awards widow $29 million which she’ll likely never see

Attorneys representing John’s Island widow Frances Ingraham and her late husband’s estate gambled big on convincing a jury to award them millions in damages from deep-pocketed Orchid resident Paul Danielsen for involvement in causing a deadly May 2022 car crash. Their case, which in the courtroom appeared to be based heavily on Danielsen’s sketchy behavior after the crash, failed epically. In the end, the jury awarded a $29 million verdict solel…Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Car haulers can’t park to load on A1A in the Shores

Indian River Shores winter residents should tell the companies hauling their cars back up north – or bringing them back in the fall – that truck drivers won’t be able to park their 18-wheelers along the side of A1A anymore, and least of all in the middle turn lane. If the big semi-trucks can’t get right to the front of your house to load or unload your car, they have to get a parking and loading permit from the town’s Public Safety Department an…Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Shores man charged in murder-for-hire plot targeting ‘sex slave’

A 70-year-old Indian River Shores man facing prison for repeatedly having sex with a teenager as part of a “sex slave” contract now has been charged with plotting to kill his victim. A tip from a relative led deputies to Andrew Michael Mustapick, described by authorities as a wealthy computer technician and director of Andrew M. Mustapick Enterprises, Inc., and an undercover detective posing as a “hit man” met with Mustapick several times over t…Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Jury selection set to begin in negligence suit brought by kin of A1A crash victims

On Monday, attorneys will weed through the local jury pool to find six jurors and one alternate to decide whether Orchid resident Elizabeth Jewkes-Danielsen owes the family of John’s Island residents Christopher and Frances Ingraham damages for a fatal May 2022 crash on A1A in Indian River Shores. Paul Danielsen, Elizabeth’s husband, is also being sued for negligence by family members representing Frances Ingraham, and Christopher Ingraham, who …Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Vero Beach man jailed for trying to solicit someone to tamper with a victim

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY – An Indian River Shores resident remains in the Indian River County jail on two counts of soliciting another to tamper with a victim after being arrested on May 5.Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Tom Cadden, former Shores mayor and force in local politics, dies at 91

Tom Cadden, 91, who led Indian River Shores for 11 years during two stints as mayor and turned the tiny town into a force to be reckoned with in county politics, died peacefully at Cleveland Clinic Vero Beach Hospital on March 31 after an extended illness. Ironically, no announcement of his death was placed in the local media and no memorial service was scheduled, and a number of Shores town officials who had worked closely with him over the yea…Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article

Eroded beach designation puts Shores in line for help

Indian River Shores was formally notified by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection last week that a 2.9-mile stretch of oceanfront from John’s Island Club to Mariner Village finally has been declared “critically eroded,” making it easier for the town to receive emergency help the next time a tropical system chews up the beaches. The written notification marks the culmination of a two-and-a-half year, $150,000 effort to have the stre…Indian River Shores · Indian River Shores Read Article