Councilman Damien Gilliams says City-issued phone was hacked prior to factory reset
What happened to the text messages and public records that were on the City-issued phone for Sebastian City Councilman Damien...
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What happened to the text messages and public records that were on the City-issued phone for Sebastian City Councilman Damien...
Vero Beach Police Officers responded to 16th Street and Old Dixie Highway in reference to an unresponsive motorist at the...
The health inspector made a visit to several Sebastian-area restaurants and bars this month. For men's and women's health, pop...
On Sunday, the Sebastian Police Department received a call from the residence of Sebastian councilman Damien Gilliams and his son...
There's another cold front moving through Sebastian Thursday night, which will bring colder temperatures for the weekend. Take out the...
A man told Sebastian Daily that management from the Tiki Bar & Grill in Sebastian asked him to remove his...
The Mel Fisher's Treasures Museum has launched a new Kids Treasure Game in Sebastian, Florida. The game is recommended for...
Deputies say they arrested two people who stole from an unoccupied vacation rental in Grant. Upon arrival, deputies made contact...
Concerned Citizens who are looking for more support to recall council members Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris stood in front...
We are in Cozumel, Mexico on The Sebastian Daily Cruise! What a journey this has been. Weather is hot. Some...
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