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This has been a bad week for the Sebastian City Council, as councilwoman Pamela Parris is still facing heat from...
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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,...
A man was arrested in Barefoot Bay after forcing his wife onto a bed and threatening her with a tire...
In a social media post on her public Facebook page, newly elected city councilwoman Pamela Parris suggested that gardening could...
Wouldn't it be nice to have a LongHorn Steakhouse restaurant in Sebastian? Well, that's been the rumor going around town....
The temperatures this week will remain warm, but the chance of rain increases for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Tuesday and...
Sebastian City Manager Paul Carlisle is set to present a herbicide report at the next City Council Meeting on Wednesday,...
It's not the first time people have reported seeing an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) in or around Sebastian, Florida. Some...
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