Dr. Romain Onteniente has joined Merritt Island Foot and Ankle and will begin practicing soon as the newest member of its skilled podiatry team, which already includes Dr. Mark Beylin and Dr. Alexander F. San Diego, Jr.
Due to damages from Hurricane Irma, Brevard County park openings are sporadic.
Brevard Public Schools announced that it will serve free lunch to all students through October 20. “There are still some hurting families out there for whom this will be a big help in recovering from Hurricane Irma,” said Brevard Public Schools officials. […]
A high risk of rip currents and large swells will continue along the east central Florida coast Sunday and Monday, with Jose positioned well offshore. […]
A dugout canoe that may be hundreds of years old washed up from the Indian River, north of Cocoa, Florida, along what locals have dubbed Florida’s “Space Coast” for its proximity to the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. […]
lorida Power and Light reports that the company has has restored service to 296,630 customers, with 10,970 to go. […]
Cocoa Police Lt. Rob Bobay found a new friend, lost after Hurricane Irma ripped through the Space Coast last week. […]
Due to Hurricane Irma damage from wind, rain and storm surge, many people are experiencing water in their homes or businesses, and the first course of action is to eliminate any standing water and dry the area. […]
POWER UPDATE: As of Saturday afternoon, only 10.5 percent of Brevard County Florida Power & Light customers remain without power, down from 86 percent. […]
t 5 p.m. Saturday, Tropical Depression 15 is now Tropical Storm Maria and is forecast to be a hurricane when it approaches the Leeward Islands early next week, according to the National Hurricane Center. […]
With many Brevardians still without power due to Hurricane Irma, below is a list of the hotels that are accepting Federal Emergency Management Agency hotel vouchers. […]
The Solid Waste Management Department has entered into the clean-up phase for debris generated by Hurricane Irma. It is estimated that Irma generated more than 600,000 cubic yards of debris, which includes trees, branches and limbs — along with some construction debris, such as fences, docks and roofing shingles. […]
