Author: John McCarthy, Florida Today

321 Launch: Space news you may have missed over the past week

321 Launch: Space news you may have missed over the past week

321 Launch: Space news you may have missed over the past week

Health First, Brevard’s largest health care provider, announced a massive restructuring Thursday. Here’s what we know about the coming changes .

321 Launch: Space news you might have missed
       

Welcome to 321 Launch, our wrap-up of the biggest space news you might have missed over the last week. Here’s what’s happening:

The storm surge from a major hurricane could swamp Brevard’s barrier islands. And yet some always refuse to leave.

       

Cocoa Beach Mayor Ben Malik says Hurricane Dorian will still cause problems for the oceanfront city.

The no-name hurricane killed some 500 people, about half of the local population, when it hit the Upper Florida Keys on Labor Day 1935.

The Fifth District Court of Appeals agreed with the trial judge’s decision to order a retrial for former Brevard County Clerk of Courts Mitch Needleman

       

The campaign rally is set for 8 p.m. at the Amway Center in Downtown Orlando, but a handful of people began lining up in the early morning hours Monday.

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Trump is kicking off his campaign in Orlando because winning Florida is key to his re-election. And winning the I-4 corridor is key to winning Florida.

NASA official are increasingly optimistic and excited about their chances of returning humans to the moon by 2024.

Veterans of previous space disasters highlight the importance of learning from past mistakes as America prepares to send men and women back into space.

Jose Aguiar, who is charged with racketeering and conspiracy to commit racketeering in the Palm Bay corruption case, is seeking a “reasonable bond.”

Isnardi, the former deputy city manager of Palm Bay is charged with five felonies including racketeering and drug charges

Former Palm Bay deputy manager Dave Isnardi arrested, charged with racketeering, other charges

Sister Immaculata and Sister Joseph have been mainstays at Ascension Catholic since its earliest days. In June, they return to Ireland

Farmer spent years raising money to build an independent living facility in Brevard