Damien Gilliams, Sebastian councilman, owes $32k in property and business taxes
Sebastian City Councilman Damien Gilliams owes property and business taxes for 2017, 2018, and 2019, according to the Indian River...
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Sebastian City Councilman Damien Gilliams owes property and business taxes for 2017, 2018, and 2019, according to the Indian River...
A woman was arrested after calling 911 to report a physical disturbance when her boyfriend hid the TV remote, according...
Sebastian residents continued to send letters to Sebastian Daily last weekend asking councilwoman Pamela Parris to resign immediately. Pamela Parris...
Deputies arrested a man Thursday after he pointed a gun at a neighbor during a verbal dispute in Micco, according...
Last week, Sebastian City Councilman Damien Gilliams spearheaded a motion that would go to a vote to reinstate Robert Bedea...
Our weekend events include a craft club show, wreaths for veterans, football, Prism concert, and live entertainment throughout Sebastian, Florida....
This has been a bad week for the Sebastian City Council, as councilwoman Pamela Parris is still facing heat from...
On Friday, Sebastian City Councilwoman Pamela Parris said something different to at least three different news publications. Parris told one...
Ever since we published an article showing a public post made by Sebastian City Councilwoman Pamela Parris, she has gone...
The Sebastian City Council reinstated Robert Bedea, a Natural Resources Board Member, in a vote 4 to 1. Bedea, 63,...
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