NSBNEWS.net updating obituary and milestones policies

Obituaries are an important part of local news coverage, but without the financial support of funeral homes, they are too time consuming, labor intensive and expensive to get individual listings and verify them. With that said, NSBNEWS.net is asking local funeral homes to follow the lead of the Settle-Wilder Funeral Home, which has all of its obituaries listed in full detail with NSBNEWS.net through an annual advertising contract. NSBNEWS.net does not charge families or other loved ones of a deceased person for obituary listings provided by Settle-Wilder.

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US Representative District 24 DEM

Suzanne Kosmas

7828

76.87

Paul P. Partyka

2356

23.13

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State Representative District 28 REP

Dorothy L. Hukill

8500

68.79%

Teresa A. Valdes

3856

31.21%

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County Court Judge Group 9

Mary Jane Henderson

31450

49.72%

Robert A. Sanders, J

31802

50.28%

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Circuit Court Judge Group 5

Dennis Craig	14985	25.53	Marc Dwyer	9796	16.69%	Sid Nowell	4543	7.74
Ed Haenftling Jr.	3113	5.3	Joe Horrox	17294	30.51	John M. Selden	8956	15.26

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County Council 3			Joie Alexander	3696	25.33	Bill Benedict	2092	14.34	Ellen Darden	2360	16.17
Deborah A. Denys	2504	17.16	John J. D'Hondt	344	2.36	Roger L. Gray	1025	7.02	George Trovato	2572	17.62

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Eddie Colosimo	8289	12.66%	Joyce Cusack	26818	40.75
Mary Martin	12029	18.28	Margie M. Patchett	18674	28.38

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Maredy Hanford

3309

24.97%

Sharon Luebbers

4435

33.46%

Stan Schmidt

5509

41.57%

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Circuit Court Judge Group 10

Scott DuPont

18411

32.76

Don Holmes

22162

39.43

Eric K. Neitzke

15631

27.81

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Circuit Court Judge Group 5

Dennis Craig	10900	25.31	Marc Dwyer	7050	16.37	Ed Haenftling Jr.	2225	5.17
Joe Horrox	13290	30.86	Sid Nowell	3277	7.61	John M. Selden	6327	14.69

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Circuit Court Judge Group 3

Matt Foxman

25806

56.1

George S. Pappas

20192

43.9

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REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 24

Sandra “Sandy” Adams	646	21.34%	Karen Diebel	877	28.97%	Tom Garcia	506	16.72%
Deon Long	95	3.14%	Craig S. Miller	903	29.83%	-	-	-

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'Cudas beat Palm Bay: Check out the highlights from Friday's exciting playoff game

NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick.

NSBNEWS.net file photo by Sera Frederick. Community Redevelopment Agency Director Kevin Fall doesn't address the Nov. 14 motor vehicle stop in his resignation letter Wednesday for which he was issued tickets charging him with driving with an open container of alcohol, speeding or driving without insurance, but he refers instead to not being allowed to perform his intended duties over the past four months.

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Lighting ceremony for Canal Street's artificial Christmas tree draws 200 people

NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- About 200 people braved the cold Friday night to attend the inaugural tree lighting ceremony at the easten-most end of Canal Street. The nearly $9,000 artificial tree, promoted by city officials as a catalyst to attract shoppers to "downtown" was lit (plugged in) shortly after 6 p.m. during a minus-10 countdown led by Mayor Adam Barringer, who was introduced by City Commissioner Jim Hathaway.