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Lober proposes paying first responders $150 extra cash to get Covid-19 Vaccine

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December 9, 2020

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Rockledge Officer Alice Deakins named Essential Hero in USA Today’s Modern Woman magazine

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December 1, 2020

Bill Posey

Pandemic Insurance Backstop Draws Republican Opposition – Posey Says “It won’t work.”

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November 20, 2020

Bryan Lober

Contrary to Information Released By Local Officials, Health First Reveals They Are Limited In Ability for Covid-19 Testing

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March 17, 2020

Bryan Lober

First Positive Covid-19 Test In Brevard County

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March 16, 2020

Press Release

Brevard County Makes COVID-19 Emergency Declaration

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March 14, 2020

Desantis

Governor DeSantis Issues Public Health Emergency After 2 Corona Virus Cases Reported in Florida

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March 2, 2020

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Nearly Two Years Later, Appeals Court Erases Randy Fine's Contempt Finding Without Ruling on What He Did - The Space Coast Rocket

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A Florida appeals court vacated the contempt order against U.S. Rep. Randy Fine on a procedural error, without ruling on whether his courtroom conduct occurred. The Space Coast Rocket's Robert Burns h...

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United Way Space Coast has named Kathryn Staczek Rudloff its new President. The award-winning weVENTURE director starts in mid-July, leaving Florida Tech.

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Nearly two years later, an appeals court vacated Randy Fine's contempt order, citing "unique facts" it never defines.The day the judge ordered him to complete anger management and pay a fine, Fine announced he would not comply. And for nearly two years, as a state legislator and then a member of Congress, he didn't, with no consequences. Then the order vanished on a technicality, without anyone ruling on whether he actually did it. (Fine claimed the screen shots from multiple witnesses weren't authentic)Two years. Zero accountability. Should a sitting official be able to ignore a court order this long and walk away clean?Read the court's opinion and ruling and what's happening next in the article. It's not over yet. ... See MoreSee Less

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A Cocoa Beach burglary case took an unusual turn this week after police say a man hired to help move someone out of their home returned overnight and made himself a little too comfortable.According to the Cocoa Beach Police Department, officers responded to a Carmine Drive residence on June 15 around 12:37 p.m. after the homeowner, who was in the middle of moving and not on site, spotted an unknown man entering and leaving the house on their doorbell camera. Officers searched the area but the man had already taken off.Detectives kept digging and identified him as 41-year-old Steven Snooks, who had no address listed. Investigators say Snooks had actually worked at the home as an employee of a moving company the victim previously hired. After the job was done, police say he came back overnight without permission, ate the homeowner’s food, used the shower, and slept in a bed inside the residence.Snooks was located by patrol officers and taken into custody on June 18. He was booked into the Brevard County Jail and is being held on a $15,000 bond.The case is still under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Rosa of the Cocoa Beach Police Department at 321-868-3248. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lober proposes paying first responders $150 extra cash to get Covid-19 Vaccine

Rockledge Officer Alice Deakins named Essential Hero in USA Today’s Modern Woman magazine

Pandemic Insurance Backstop Draws Republican Opposition – Posey Says “It won’t work.”

Contrary to Information Released By Local Officials, Health First Reveals They Are Limited In Ability for Covid-19 Testing

First Positive Covid-19 Test In Brevard County

Brevard County Makes COVID-19 Emergency Declaration

Governor DeSantis Issues Public Health Emergency After 2 Corona Virus Cases Reported in Florida