May 31, 2008 | Floridatoday.com
Dogs no longer welcome at Malabar cafe
Nancy Borton's dream of owning a restaurant that allows dogs to dine with their owners on an outdoor patio came true in January, when the Yellow Dog Cafe had a "leash-cutting ceremony" to celebrate the Malabar ...
Video may show suspect in fatal shooting
Melbourne Police Chief Don Carey said police believe a man involved in an overnight fatal shooting at a business park was caught on surveillance video just before the incident.
Man arrested after alleged battery incident on beach
A 46-year-old Melbourne man was arrested in Indian Harbour Beach this afternoon and faces false imprisonment and sexual battery charges for an alleged incident on the beach off Magellan Avenue in Satellite ...
Man Found Shot To Death At Melbourne Industrial Complex
Investigators are looking into a murder at a Melbourne industrial complex after the victim's wife called police early Wednesday morning.
Barbecue items cost 6% more than last year BY DONNA BALANCIA and * ADAM LOWENSTEIN * May 24, 2008 Hamburgers and hot dogs? Check.
Winds fan Lake County fire across 1,000 dry acres
Firefighters in Lake County continue to battle a brush fire this morning that has spread across more than 1,000 acres of dry forests and marshlands and has forced the evacuation of about 90 homes and a ...
Melbourne denies soup kitchen's rezoning plan
The search is on to find a potential new home for Daily Bread's soup kitchen within the next two months.
“In some cases, there's more consistent income because many of the tracks doubled their days open”
Wary of his poker operation fading in popularity, Pat Biddix is using creative marketing, a little skin and several helpful measures from the Legislature to keep his Melbourne Greyhound Park poker room viable. via Florida Today
Road closures due to brush fire
Interstate 95 is closed between mile marker 147 and 181 U.S. Highway 1 is closed between Malabar Road and the Indian River County Line All of Cogan Road Weber Road near Atz Road Friday Road closed north of ... via The Orlando Sentinel
Police Arrest 'Person Of Interest' In Brevard Wildfires
“These people are losing everything, let me see what I can do to make some memories for them."”
Red Cross shelter is open at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, 300 Malabar Road in Palm Bay 2nd Brevard shelter opens at Central Baptist Church, 2503 Country Club Road in Melbourne POSTED: 2:31 pm EDT May 14, ... via WJXT
Jockstrip: The world as we know it. May 14, 2008
“You'd have groups of 10 to 15 kids and they all had to hug each other before they went to class, ”
An Oregon middle-school student has challenged her principal's no-hugging rule. The Molalla River Middle School adopted the policy last year, the Molalla Pioneer reported. via Political Gateway
Brazilian plane-maker to open in Brevard, could bring hundreds of jobs
Brazilian airplane-maker Embraer is expected to announce Tuesday that it's opening a factory in Brevard County that could bring hundreds of new jobs to the Space Coast, according to people familiar with the ... via The Orlando Sentinel
Central Florida fires still burning, hundreds evacuated
“It has the potential to become another hard day for firefifghters.”
Wildfires burning in Central Florida are keeping hundreds of residents away from their homes, while firefighters continue to battle the stubborn blazes this morning. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Goofy, anti-stress dolls made in SC cheer deployed military
“And I tell them, even if they destroy one, that's what it's for. I can give you more.”
A South Carolina grandmother has become a worldwide sensation among stressed-out U.S. military men and women by sending those rough-and-tumble folks the most incongruous of gifts: pliable, google-eye dolls. via Lexington Herald-Leader
“As you can imagine, when two big operations come together like this, there is an integration of many services”
Select Medical Corp. confirmed Friday it is closing its 115-employee regional billing office in Melbourne. via Florida Today
Harris Corp., a 113-year old company with extensive roots in defense, telecommunications and the broadcast industry, is considering selling the company, according to the Wall Street Journal. via TV Technology
Candidates make 'friends' online
“It's necessary to dig a little bit.”
Young voters use networking Web sites to track campaigns SUSANNE CERVENKA and Chuck Raasch * GANNETT NEWS SERVICE * May 5, 2008 Hillary Clinton told Brandon Stephan where she stands on health care, her thoughts ... via Floridatoday.com
Race to algae-based biodiesel heats up
A growing number of start-ups are betting against the dominant biofuel crops--corn and soy--and looking to sidestep the backlash against biofuels, which are being blamed in part for higher food prices and ... via Peak Oil
Girl, 10, Flees From Alleged Kidnapper
A 10-year-old girl was able to escape the clutches of a kidnapper Wednesday night, police said. via WESH-TV