Author: Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY

38 sea turtles, suffering from cold stunning in New England, were rehabilitated and flown to Kennedy Space Center on Friday.

Chad Verret, president of QLNG Transport, talks about the new Q-LNG4000 tanker ship at the port.

Cynthia Green straightens up her son’s grave at Riverview Memorial Gardens that was vandalized sometime during Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
      

A ceremony was held at the Harry T. and Harriet W. Moore Cultural Center in Mims for the Moore Legacy Proclamation Ceremony Wednesday evening.

The construction phase of the 11-story Hotel Melby in downtown Melbourne is complete. Now the finishing phase is underway, with plans to open by April.

Locals watch the inauguration of the 46th president of the United States on TV during lunchtime.

Residents at Courtenay Springs Village on Merritt Island received their second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine on Monday.

People lined up at Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church in Palm Bay Saturday where they were scheduled to administer 500 COVID-19 vaccines.

Saturday morning was the Health First Fight Child Hunger 5K in Viera.

The cold weather brings the manatees into the warm water canal at DeSoto Park in Satellite Beach.

A burial service with military honors was held Friday at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery for former Cocoa Mayor Jake Williams Jr.

People looking for something good and positive came to the beach to see the first sunrise of the new year, welcome 2021.

The new Cruise Terminal 3 is completed waiting for the arrival of Carnival Cruise Lines Mardi Gras.

Health First began vaccinating their front line workers with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at Holmes Regional Medical Center.

Indialantic artist Don Mackey, who passed away in 1983, lives on in his space themed Christmas cards.

Anthony Colucci talks posthumously reinstating Harry and Harriette Moore, teachers whose civil rights activism cost them their jobs, and their lives.
       

The Christmas cards also feature hidden images of little green men, a pink elephant, a dinosaur and monkeys.

A ceremony was held at Palm Bay City Hall on Friday morning to celebrate the naming of Malabar Road the Deputy Chief Lynne Nungesser Memorial Highway.

Eastern Florida Sate College Fall Commencement was celebrated Thursday online and with drive-through celebrations on each Campus.

South Melbourne neighborhood residents concerned about apartment complex under construction at former illegal dumping site.