Planning & Zoning board passes land use changes for annexation
The Sebastian Planning & Zoning board voted unanimously for a City Council recommendation to approve land use changes in the...
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The Sebastian Planning & Zoning board voted unanimously for a City Council recommendation to approve land use changes in the...
As we said last night, "don't panic." The latest computer models reveal that Tropical Storm Fiona may be curving away...
The Larry & Teresa's 4th Annual Memorial Poker Run will be held Sunday, September 18, 2022, at 10:00 a.m.; registration...
Waste Management will soon raise residential collection rates by 15 percent after the Sebastian City Council voted unanimously for the...
Sebastian City Councilman Ed Dodd has been appointed to serve on the Florida League of Cities Legislative Policy Committee, which...
Many parents say the North County Charter Elementary School (NCCS) purposely changed the times for its board meetings to keep the public...
A 71-year-old man placed knives throughout his home in Barefoot Bay and threatened to kill his roommate if they returned...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has announced an interactive game series called Gone Fishin' for educators and parents to...
The Sebastian Police Department assisted Homeland Security on a drug bust where the dealer was using the local post office...
The City of Sebastian is finally tearing down the old Harbor Lights motel, a condemned building filled with asbestos. The city...
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