neighbor noticed that a bush in his front yard fire caught fire and turned into a has matt gas leak. and that is when he called the fire department. we came on-scene, we tried to extinguish it with our fire hoses and realized its wasn t going out like it normally should and realized it was some kind of gas leak. reporter: gas to shutoff. southwest gas is waiting for that to dissipate. they are still metering homes in the area. there is a list of about 12 homeowners who will be getting a call tonight when it s safe to return home. and like i said, it could be another two hours. back to you. the fact that someone would walk in with a loaded handgun and a family there with a little kid and put the gulp s to the clerk s head and fires a round. that auld happened inside a jack in the box in july. screen. pretty violent. police are just now releasing the video of the incident to us and the gunman still on the loose. as we last seen inside this fast-food restaurant near 99th
Contaminants removed from Melbourne housing complex, but some neighbors skeptical floridatoday.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from floridatoday.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Residents were encouraged to stay indoors during the environmental cleanup.
The action slated to take up to three weeks to complete started Monday at the Crane Creek site where contractors had already built the Heritage Park apartment complex along the intersection of Grant and Burr streets.
The contaminated soil will be collected, loaded onto 10 trucks, and hauled to a site in Osceola County. It s a slight victory, said Joseph McNeil, president of the Concerned Citizens Committee, the group that lobbied Melbourne City Council for the site to be designated for environmental cleanup.
The City Council initially voted unanimously Nov. 13 to designate the property as a brownfield area.
Palm Bay church to host 500-dose COVID-19 vaccination event; all appointments are booked Rick Neale, Florida Today
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As part of a pilot program, a state strike team will administer 500 COVID-19 vaccine doses Saturday at Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church in northeast Palm Bay.
“It’s a great opportunity for the underserved community. People were very emotional on the phone, said Bennie Jackson, who chairs the church s board of trustees. People were crying. People were pleading. People were crying when we had told them that they were accepted, they were so happy, Jackson said. We were just overwhelmed with requests, Jackson said.