SHOULD BREVARD SAY NO?
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Youāve heard that no good deed goes unpunished. It has a ring of truth, at least until the truth is outed. It happened to a young Texas man as he bought a cop a cookie. Technology is bringing interesting changes to our world and at least this one was good. Speaking of, not ready for prime time electric cars are to get a boost in West Melbourne. When a cop believed his eyes and not the computer generated information on a driver he cited, the offender got bent out of shape. The copās now in hot water. Racists- we have your self-identifying shirt even if you didnāt know it was one. Is college good or bad for the country? John Tobia has Holtonized tonightās county commission meeting with an unnecessary resolution that has zero weight, but has generated lots of controversy. Even state officials are weighing in on it, but itās really NONE of their business! Commissioner Curt Smith, responding to reporters, says he will run to retain his seat on the commission. You didnāt think heād back down against a weak candidate did you?
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