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Brevard County: Melbourne resident hopes to send 100 care packages to troops overseas
Gloria Grant has seen her share of hardship, but that hasn't stopped her from helping those in need. In 2005, Ms. Grant's three-bedroom house, containing all of her possessions, was destroyed when Hurricane Katrina tore through her hometown of Waveland, Miss. Years after moving to the Space Coast, Ms.......
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Indian River County: Sebastian Inlet race heads to November runoff
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY - The primary may be over, but this year's contentious Sebastian Inlet Tax District race is not over yet. The seats for Districts 4 and 5 are currently held by candidates for re-election Ann Perry and Jim Culberson. No candidate in either race received a majority of the votes, whic......
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Martin County: Businessman to run for city commission
MARTIN COUNTY - Fifteen-year Stuart resident Troy McDonald is eyeing a seat on the Stuart's City Commission. Mr. McDonald plans to make his candidacy official during the Aug. 24-Sept.3 qualifying period. Here's a look at his views on some of the issues facing the city. Hometown News does not endorse any candidates ......
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St. Lucie County: Longest-serving female police officer retires
FORT PIERCE - When Diane McGlon became a Fort Pierce Police officer in 1985, other women had paved the way. But at the time, fewer female police officers patrolled the streets. Some parts of the job were off limits and females received a little more scrutiny initially, she recalled last week. "They were wat......
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Volusia County: Autistic kids find joy in the ocean
PONCE INLET - The churning surf was nothing compared to the emotions stirred up on the beach at Winterhaven Park Saturday. Hundreds of children, most of them with autism, arrived quiet and subdued but came to life when they hit the waves for free surfing lessons provided by Surfers for Autism, a n......
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