Councilwoman Pamela Parris wants to change her vote, after not knowing how to vote
Sebastian City Councilmember Pamela Parris wants to reconsider her vote for the appointment of Albert Iovino to the Police Pension...
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Sebastian City Councilmember Pamela Parris wants to reconsider her vote for the appointment of Albert Iovino to the Police Pension...
It's 66 degrees in Sebastian, Florida. Our high was 67 today under partly cloudy skies. In this video we talk...
Most people call her the best crossing guard in Sebastian, but now Tinamarie Ioffredo has been named the Crossing Guard...
Ever since 19-year-old Brennan Navarre was found brutally beaten and left on a roadway on December 31, 2019, the Palm...
Simon Hall, 6, of Vero Lake Estates, has been growing his hair out for three years to donate it to...
The Sebastian Police Department said a woman was arrested after dialing 911 to get a ride to buy more alcohol....
A line of severe storms is expected to move through Sebastian this evening ahead of a cold front. The storms...
Sebastian Daily was there to film the grand opening of the new location of Las Palmas Cuban Restaurant in Sebastian,...
Kitesurfing in Sebastian is a lot of fun, and it's a sport that's growing in popularity. It can be a...
A Barefoot Bay woman was arrested after stealing $100 cash from her employer, according to the affidavit. Deputies say Danielle...
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