
Dave Berman
Reporter at Florida Today
Reporter covering Brevard County and Florida government issues, tourism and Port Canaveral for @Florida_Today. Email story ideas to [email protected].
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4 days ago |
floridatoday.com | Dave Berman
John Moran, founder of Pineapple Cove Classical Academy charter schools, plans to build a $6 million to $7 million swimming complex next to the Palm Bay campus. Moran recently was appointed to the Brevard County Tourist Development Council by Commissioner Kim Adkinson. The complex, slated to open by summer 2026, aims to attract regional swimming competitions and boost local tourism.
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1 week ago |
floridatoday.com | Dave Berman
Early voting for Florida's Senate District 19 and House District 32 special elections runs from May 31 to June 7. Election Day is June 10, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.Republican Debbie Mayfield and Democrat Vance Ahrens are vying for the Senate seat, while Republican Brian Hodgers and Democrat Juan Hinojosa compete for the House seat.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Dave Berman
Brevard County voters will be casting ballots in two special elections on June 10 to fill upcoming vacancies in the Florida Legislature. Registered Republicans voted in primaries on April 1 in Florida Senate District 19 and Florida House District 32. Florida is a "closed primary" state, so only registered Republicans were able to vote in those primaries. Debbie Mayfield won the four-candidate Senate District 19 primary, and Brian Hodgers won the three-candidate House District 32 primary.
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1 week ago |
floridatoday.com | Dave Berman
Space Coast tourists who come primarily for rocket launches spend an average of $1,107 per person per trip. These "space tourists" stay an average of 4.8 nights and represent over 14% of overnight visitors. Their top spending categories include lodging, dining, recreation and retail, contributing significantly to Brevard County's tourism industry.
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1 week ago |
floridatoday.com | Dave Berman
Health First plans to build a $230 million, five-floor patient tower at Palm Bay Hospital. The expansion will add 60 beds initially, with the potential for 60 more, effectively doubling the hospital's capacity. Construction is set to begin in summer 2026, with the new facility opening in 2028. Health First plans to build a $230 million, five-floor patient tower to expand its Palm Bay Hospital, potentially doubling the hospital's capacity.
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