Red Tide Found in Indian River Lagoon
SEBASTIAN - On Wednesday evening, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission confirmed a "low" presence of Red Tide in the...
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SEBASTIAN - On Wednesday evening, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission confirmed a "low" presence of Red Tide in the...
RED TIDE UPDATE - Click here for the latest Red Tide Update. SEBASTIAN - On Wednesday, park rangers closed the...
SEBASTIAN - Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has confirmed Red Tide is active in three areas in Sebastian and...
SEBASTIAN - While homeowners and beachgoers are experiencing health problems near Wabasso and John's Island, officials are slow to admit...
SEBASTIAN - Just a few hours after Sebastian Daily broke the news that Red Tide was seen in Vero Beach...
SEBASTIAN - Sebastian Daily contacted the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Monday after receiving calls from people claiming...
SEBASTIAN - The weather was beautiful this weekend at Captain Hiram's Sandbar where the Sixth Annual Great Duck Derby took...
SEBASTIAN - Sanjay Patel and Nicole Haagenson spoke at the 'Musicians Making Waves' concert Saturday about the importance of voting....
GIFFORD - Deputies say a shooting Wednesday night in Gifford left one man dead next to his vehicle, according to...
Red tide found in Sebastian, Vero Beach. UPDATE: Please read Red Tide may be heading towards Sebastian from Vero Beach...
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