Sebastian Councilman Charged with Public Order Crimes
Sebastian Councilman Charles Mauti has been charged with Public Order Crimes and Public Meeting Law Violation for the April 22nd...
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Sebastian Councilman Charles Mauti has been charged with Public Order Crimes and Public Meeting Law Violation for the April 22nd...
According to the Sebastian Police Department, a man was arrested Wednesday after he grabbed his sister's ponytail and pulled her...
Cellular Sales, one of the country's largest Verizon Wireless retailers, announces their expansion in Florida with a new store in...
There is a brush fire after Interstate 95 in Fellsmere, Florida. The Fellsmere Police Department says CR-512 is shut down...
Sebastian Councilman Damien Gilliams bowed to public pressure and withdrew his proposal to fire City Attorney Manny Anon without cause....
Starting Wednesday, May 20, 2020, Sebastian residents will be able to sign a petition to remove council members Damien Gilliams,...
This is an update on coronavirus cases in Sebastian, Florida. This report also contains COVID-19 data for Indian River County...
Sebastian Councilman Charles Mauti released a statement today, admitting it was a mistake to convene the meeting on April 22,...
There was a special meeting Monday night that resumed from Thursday's meeting request by Councilman Damien Gilliams. Tonight, there is...
Letters to the Editor in Sebastian, Florida. There's another City Council meeting tonight at City Hall starting at 6:00 p.m....
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