Sebastian Councilman Damien Gilliams dismisses residents, will proceed to fire city staff
The people have spoken, but Sebastian City Councilman Damien Gilliams is moving forward anyway and looking for Charles Mauti and...
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The people have spoken, but Sebastian City Councilman Damien Gilliams is moving forward anyway and looking for Charles Mauti and...
A special City Council meeting was held Thursday evening at City Hall and residents, except for two, expressed their dismay...
Sebastian City Council members Damien Gilliams, Charles Mauti, and Pamela Parris are now facing a lawsuit for breaking Sunshine Laws....
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Sebastian, Florida. This report also contains COVID-19 data for Indian River County...
A resolution drafted by Councilman Damien Gilliams will attempt to block "in-person" public input at City Hall, deeming it unsafe...
Councilman Damien Gilliams got his request after a judge ruled last Friday that City Council meetings must resume. There will...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Sebastian, Florida. This report also contains COVID-19 data for Indian River County...
There is an alarming trend in hospitals nation-wide. Emergency room visits are down in hospitals across the country and fear...
The National Hurricane Center is reporting Tuesday that an area of low pressure is expected to develop near Florida. The...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Sebastian, Florida. This report also contains COVID-19 data for Indian River County...
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