Writer Profile For: Rachel Baker
About: Rachel Baker has spent the last several years as managing editor and writer for NYFutureStars.com and Onhutchinsonisland.com and owner/writer/publisher of OldMustyBooks.com, a website dedicated to reviews and commentary on classic and new literature, and works as a freelance editor and reviewer.
E-Mail: rachel@stlucietimes.com
Written By Rachel Baker 
Families Learn To Be A Fearless Caregiver At Upcoming Conference
August 25, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Today’s Caregiver magazine’s Fearless Caregiver Conferences celebrate the 100th event by providing family caregivers with paid scholarships to its Port St. Lucie and Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and New Haven, Connecticut events. Conferences sponsored by FearlessCaregiver.com.
Today’s Caregiver magazine, the nation’s leading magazine for family and professional caregivers, celebrating 15 years in print and online, announced [...]
2010 Primary Election Results for St. Lucie County
August 24, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
With the polls closing at 7:00pm, it took less than two and a half hours to count all 80 precincts in St. Lucie County. Below are the unofficial winners of today’s Primary Election in St. Lucie County. We have provided the % of votes the Primary winner had. Note: if a candidate did not win [...]
2010 Primary Election Night Results — Live Results
August 24, 2010 by Rachel Baker · 1 Comment
Below are the Primary Election Night Results as they come in to the St. Lucie County Elections Supervisor Office. You will not need to refresh this page (we’ve taken care of that for you).
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Get Out and Vote Today in the Primary Election
August 24, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Voters all across the State of Florida head to their local voting precincts Tuesday to vote in Primary Election races today.
UPDATE 10:15 pm: For results from today’s elections, please click here.
Local politics is the heart of the American political machine. While Federal Elections are broad, party based highly participated in public events, local elections – [...]
St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce 2010 Candidate Forum
August 10, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Candidates seeking office in St. Lucie County were invited to participate in the Chamber’s annual Candidate Forum. The St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce does not endorse any candidate. The goal of this forum is to provide a venue for candidates to answer questions submitted by the business community, and allow you, the voter, to [...]
League of Women Voters Forum Decision 2010
August 10, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
The League of Women Voters held a Decision 2010 Forum for the Candidates in St. Lucie County. In case you missed it, below is a link for the forum. This forum is five hours long. Because of the length, we thought it would be a good idea to let you know when each group [...]
Port St. Lucie Public Information Officer wins Communicator of Year award
April 28, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Port St. Lucie’s Public Information Officer, Rita Hart, has been named government Communicator of the Year by the Treasure Coast Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association.
The award is given annually to public relations professionals in government who demonstrate outstanding skills in presenting information to the public. Hart has been successful using a variety of [...]
St. Lucie Mets hosts Little League Night
April 23, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Every February, the St. Lucie Mets staff and their lovable mascot, Slider, attend various opening day ceremonies. For the next couple of weeks, the St. Lucie Mets are taking it a step further and inviting leagues out to see their field and take part in their ceremonies. Each Little League is invited to make one [...]
The Lack of Healthy Political Discourse
April 20, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Over the last year or so, I’ve been following the protests of those that associate themselves with the Tea Party; and I’ve followed the subsequent stone throwing between those that are assumed to be conservatives and those that are assumed to be liberals.
My question is this: Why is it natural to assume someone is of [...]
Lawnwood Stadium Hosts Census Cultural Festival April 10
April 5, 2010 by Rachel Baker · Leave a Comment
Lawnwood Stadium on Virginia Avenue will be the local site of the U.S. Census Cultural Festival on Saturday, April 10 from 3 – 7 p.m.
This free event is in celebration of the national “March to the Mailbox Blitz Day” and will feature:
Free Census Assistance (Be certain to bring your questionnaire with you)
Children’s activities (face painting, [...]









































