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Home prices surge in Central Florida
Home prices are surging across Central Florida and the inventory is low. Real estate agents say this housing market is nowhere near slowing down.
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - Gloria Chlebanowski got two offers on her Palm Bay home in less than 24 hours, one of them about $5,000 more than the asking price. At 3:30 on a Monday afternoon, she called to let me know the listing had gone up and 10 minutes to five she called to let me know we had our first showing the next day. That was really, very quick, Chlebanowski said.
Reissue CDs Weekly: Sly & The Viscaynes - Yellow Moon The Complete Recordings 1961-1962 | reviews, news & interviews Reissue CDs Weekly: Sly & The Viscaynes - Yellow Moon The Complete Recordings 1961-1962
Reissue CDs Weekly: Sly & The Viscaynes - Yellow Moon The Complete Recordings 1961-1962
Historically important collection of Sly Stone’s musical baby pictures
by Kieron TylerSunday, 07 March 2021
The man in the middle – the future Sly Stone looks happy with his place in the ViscaynesAce Records
The Viscaynes ought to have been a footnote. A minor footnote. From Vallejo in north California, they were one amongst many early Sixties vocal groups giving it a shot. Some were lucky and had hits. The Earls, The Impalas and Randy & The Rainbows did. Like The Marcels, who charted with “Blue Moon”, they were all rooted in the doo wop sound. Despite their three singles – including the Marcels referencing “Yellow Moon” – The Viscaynes did not break through to
WILLIAMSBURG â Williamsburg Police Department is asking for information on a death investigation from 2015.
Amy N. Freeman (Rains) was found deceased in her apartment on November 13, 2015. The Williamsburg Police Department responded and initiated an investigation which reflected the possibility of foul play.
In a press release, Williamsburg Police Department Chief Wayne Bird said, We re still conducting this investigation as a suspicious death. Homicide has not yet been ruled out .
WPD has tirelessly followed up on information and leads trying to conclude this investigation, but still no suspects have been connected to the case.
WPD is asking that anyone with information regarding this case, please contact the police department. Callers can remain anonymous.
Williamsburg Police Detective David Rowe and Officer Greg Rhoades investigated the incident at Brush Arbor Apartments.
According to the Facebook post, preliminary investigation indicates that the 13-year-old stabbed the 16-year-old in the face at least two times which resulted in injuries to the victim’s face.
Rowe is continuing the investigation.
Police Chief Wayne Bird, Lt. Bobby Freeman and Officer Dorman Patrick Jr. assisted at the scene.
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