Sebastian City Council to tackle slow drainage problems
The Sebastian City Council plans to address the recent drainage problems that we've seen with rainstorms. Overall, the drainage works,...
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The Sebastian City Council plans to address the recent drainage problems that we've seen with rainstorms. Overall, the drainage works,...
Effective immediately, Florida will move into Phase 3 of reopening that will roll back many of the business restrictions in...
It was an entirely different City Council meeting Wednesday night than what we've seen during the past ten months. Three...
It's 86 degrees in Sebastian, Florida. New City Council members in Sebastian. Sebastian Elks Lodge closes temporary due to COVID-19...
Since yesterday, Sebastian Daily has been receiving emails and calls from Barefoot Bay residents concerned with the rising number of...
The Sebastian Elks Lodge, located at 731 S. Fleming Street, has shut down temporarily after a few members tested positive...
Editorial - Sebastian has two great breweries in town that I believe are better than some of the selections being...
The number of new COVID-19 cases are still slowing down in Indian River County and Brevard County, as well as...
Florida lawmakers are introducing a bill called the Set Sail Safety Act, which was introduced last week by Senators Rick...
It is extremely windy with a High Surf Advisory and a Coastal Flood Advisory extending into Tuesday in Sebastian, Florida....
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