SUMMER/FALL 2008

Port St. Lucie Magazine is a glossy city lifestyle magazine
serving residents and visitors to Port St. Lucie.

ST LUCIE WEST

Community comes of age Born of the vision of Thomas White, St. Lucie West today is a bustling community whose centerpiece is the stadium White made sure was built

SHOPPING

More retail for Tradition The growth of retail in Tradition/Gatlin Boulevard is attracting shoppers from outside Port St. Lucie

HEALTH

2 hospitals vie for one city The rivalry between HCA and Martin Memorial means more choices for Port St. Lucie residents

LIFESTYLES

Life on Millionaire's Row These snowbirds put a new twist on outdoor living

DINING OUT

Restaurants with Latin flavor Diners have more choices in Latin food as Port St. Lucie’s Hispanic population increases

GOLF

Bobby P's 'academy' Robert Petelinkar takes an academic approach to improving your game

PEOPLE OF INTEREST

Women who stand out

THINGS TO DO

The next events

OUR TOWN

A PSL moment

SPRING 2008

COVER STORY

Mad for the Mets The boys of summer are back in Port St. Lucie for spring

PSL DRILL

With Torrey Pines founder Dr. Richard Houghten is the mild-mannered scientist heading the Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies

WHAT’S NEXT

Shopping Galore Once bereft of retail stores, Port St. Lucie is busting out all over with millions of square feet of retail space under way

People of Interest

Community notables

GOLF

PGA Tour's PSL stop First-ever PGA Tour event for PSL was soggy but successful

COOKING

From an Italian kitchen Former restaurateur Rose Carvelli cooks in the Italian tradition

GOOD WORKS

Shoes for the poor PSL sisters, both students at the new FSU medical school on the Treasure Coast, devote spare time to providing shoes to the poor

VOLUNTEERS

A house effort united The Treasure Coast Builders Association pitches in to help a Port St. Lucie family expand their home

MUSIC

Students on stage Port St. Lucie high schools bring musicals to the stage

OUR TOWN

A great view Nestled between the Heatherwood and Vineyards communities, this lake in St. Lucie West is bathed in the warm orange of a glowing sunset