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TCPalm's impactful journalism propelled change on the Treasure Coast in 2023. Here's how - Vimarsana News

TCPalm's impactful journalism propelled change on the Treasure Coast in 2023. Here's how

Some reporting was part of months-long investigations. Some columns called for change in the community. But they all had impact on the treasure Coast.

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'She doesn't have a voice': They took her daughter on unfounded claims. Then they kept her. - Vimarsana News

'She doesn't have a voice': They took her daughter on unfounded claims. Then they kept her.

Florida resident and business owner Supee Spindler, a Thai immigrant, was living the American dream. Then a former employee made an allegation.

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'It's not her anymore': They took her daughter to protect her. The person she found wasn't the same. - Vimarsana News

'It's not her anymore': They took her daughter to protect her. The person she found wasn't the same.

After teary-eyed Zoom reunion, Vero Beach mom's search for disabled daughter leads her to Los Angeles, but it wasn't a reunion made for Hallmark TV.

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'She doesn't have a voice': They took her daughter on unfounded claims. Then they kept her. - Vimarsana News

'She doesn't have a voice': They took her daughter on unfounded claims. Then they kept her.

Vero Beach resident and business owner Supee Spindler, a Thai immigrant, was living the American Dream. Then a former employee made an allegation.

Source: yahoo.com
Vero family endured years of unfounded trafficking claims. Why did no one help – or stop it? - Vimarsana News

Vero family endured years of unfounded trafficking claims. Why did no one help – or stop it?

The system should have helped, not hurt, a mentally disabled Vero Beach woman and her mom. Anti-human trafficking advocates must look at the case.

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