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Former Brevard commissioner, waterways activist Ron Pritchard dies

Former Brevard commissioner, ‘waterways activist’ Ron Pritchard dies Pritchard remembered as ‘force of civic pride and activism for Brevard County’ Published:  Tags:  The sunset above the Indian River in Merritt Island. (Image credit: John Speck) (WKMG 2020) BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Former District 2 Brevard County commissioner Ron Pritchard has died, according to a news release. Pritchard’s death was first announced earlier this week during a Brevard County Commissioners meeting by District 4 Commissioner Curt Smith, who remembered Pritchard as a “waterways activist.” “I have known Ron for 20 years or more. He was a force of civic pride and activism for Brevard County in general and specifically regarding water and boating issues,” Smith said. “Because of his efforts both as a Commissioner and as a private citizen, his presence will be greatly missed.”

Letters and feedback: Dec 31, 2020

Letters and feedback: Dec. 31, 2020 Florida Today © Jae C. Hong, AP EMT Giselle Dorgalli, second from right, looks at a monitor while performing chest compression on a patient who tested positive for coronavirus in the emergency room at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in the Mission Hills section of Los Angeles, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020. Great neighbors, wonderful life I woke up Christmas morning feeling sorry for myself and wife Shirley. Went into the garage and found breakfast for myself and Shirley. I had scrambled eggs, pancakes, potatoes and bacon. My new neighbors, Tim and Donna, thought of us on Christmas. It s not the first time they have thought of the old folks.

Brevard earmarks nearly $2 million to help small businesses affected by COVID-19

Brevard earmarks nearly $2 million to help small businesses affected by COVID-19 Commissioners approve $1.97 million for county Small Business Economic Relief Program Tags:  BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Nearly $2 million will be going toward helping Brevard County’s small businesses recover from COVID-19 losses. The only county commissioner who was opposed didn’t like the idea of taking that money from the county’s public safety fund, where it would have gone before the commission voted Tuesday. [TRENDING: ] “Understand, you just voted to take some of that money that would of otherwise gone to fire and police, and give it to businesses that didn’t apply in a timely manner,” Commissioner John Tobia said.

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