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Army Corps to start search for military waste in South Patrick Shores - Vimarsana News

Army Corps to start search for military waste in South Patrick Shores

Some area residents have long been concerned by what they see as an abnormally high rate of rare cancers and other diseases among those who have lived in the area.

Pic of the Day: Pave Hawk Pilot - Vimarsana News

Pic of the Day: Pave Hawk Pilot

Captain James Liston, a pilot from the 41st Rescue Squadron, walks away from his HH-60G Pave Hawk on December 12, 2016, following a "spin-up" exercise at (then) Patrick Air Force Base in Florida.

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New York police ID suspect in cold case murder of elderly woman with help from ex-girlfriend's Netflix viewing - Vimarsana News

New York police ID suspect in cold case murder of elderly woman with help from ex-girlfriend's Netflix viewing

The suspect believed to have killed a New York woman nearly 30 years ago was identified Thursday.

Space Coast's global nuclear tracking center gives Scouts a sneak peek – Orlando Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Space Coast's global nuclear tracking center gives Scouts a sneak peek – Orlando Sentinel

After a COVID-related hiatus, dozens of scouts from across Central Florida were given the opportunity once again for a sneak peek behind the secretive doors of AFTAC, the Air Force group that monitors the world's nuclear activity from facilities located within Brevard County's Patrick Space Force Base.

Space Coast's global nuclear tracking center gives Scouts a sneak peek - Vimarsana News

Space Coast's global nuclear tracking center gives Scouts a sneak peek

For a decade now Air Force Technical Applications Center volunteers have been opening up the facility’s doors to troops with Scouts BSA seeking the hard-to-get Nuclear Science merit badge.