Author: Britt Kennerly, Florida Today

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How many times have you been asked “the” holiday question: “What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?” How would you answer that in 2020?

Even as COVID-19 has muted all types of special days, from weddings to anniversaries, finding ways to celebrate the people we love is still important.

For 35 years, fans have enjoyed half-hour brain breaks with Alex Trebek, who became part of the American family through ‘Jeopardy!’

Mike Blake, who previously had served two terms as Cocoa mayor, was chosen once again to lead the city.

As COVID-19-forced restrictions on visitation at Florida care facilities loosen, some ask: Is this safe, esepcially for vulnerable older residents?

In a first for Keep Brevard Beautiful, the organization will host a “virtual” fall cleanup series that’s socially distanced but still focused on a countywide cleanup.
       

While the final local and national numbers remain to be seen, Brevard had a self-response rate of 71.4% for the 2020 U.S. Census.

Young Brevard actor Ella Grace Helton lands a role with Adam Sandler in the new Netflix movie ‘Hubie Halloween.’

A project to assist the daughter of one of their high school teachers was the brainchild of Leon Bright and Waldo Willliams, members of the 1972  Merritt Island Mustangs undefeated state championship team.

FLORIDA TODAY’s 2020 elections guide gives you information about local candidates.

If approved by 60% of voters in November, Amendment 2 would incrementally raise the minimum wage.

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He was one of the finest people I’ve met in 30 years as a journalist, and I’ve interviewed everyone from a former president to people in search of their next meal.

The Space Coast AFL-CIO, with Second Harvest Food Bank, will host a food distribution event starting at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the AFL-CIO office in Cocoa

Democrat Sanjay Patel’s ‘Feel The Bern’ jacket was a hit in 2016 at the Democratic convention. Now, it’s in a video shown at the Republican National Convention.

While COVID-19 upended the 2020 campaign season throughout Brevard County it didn’t halt turnout – and there was one big upset.

Time was already running out to gather 2020 U.S. Census data — and much to the concern of Brevard census officials, it just got shorter.

When members of two local families tested positive for the coronavirus, big changes, and lots of worry, were in store at home.

Paige and Michelle Green of Merritt Island discuss their journey with COVID-19.