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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Play in real Florida: The Habitat Golf Course winds 6,802 yards of Par 72 golf through the Grant-Valkaria nature preserve, mixing rolling terrain, wetlands, and just enough water to keep you honest, with sandhill cranes and scrub-jays as your gallery.
Craving a proper burger? Head to The Burger Place in downtown Melbourne for made-to-order patties of 100% never-frozen beef on soft homemade buns, with fresh-cut fries and milkshakes that taste like Saturday afternoon.
Organic eats, local vibe: Space Coast folks swear by The Jungle Organic for scratch-made plates using 100% certified organic meats, dairy, produce, beans, and grains, plus wild-caught sustainable seafood, with plenty of gluten free and vegan options.
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The five stories Palm Bay readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Aldi has opened three new stores in Florida, bringing its state total to 326, more than any other state in the nation.
Full story at palmbeachdailynews.com ↗
Florida's restaurant pipeline is full of new concepts across the state, including breakfast spots and burger counters, seafood restaurants, breweries, lounges and coffee shops.
Full story at businessdebut.com ↗
SpaceX has completed its last Falcon 9 Starlink mission from Cape Canaveral, shifting future Florida deployments to Starship.
Full story at keeptrack.space ↗
Michael Barnard, a 54-year-old Palm Bay man, has been arrested for allegedly threatening a judge in Brevard County, Florida, through email messages.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
Michael Fultz, recently named "Deputy of the Year" in Florida, has resigned from the Brevard County Sheriff's Office following an internal investigation which reportedly revealed serious misconduct, including using Flock cameras to search his ex-girlfriend's license plate, putting a firearm in his…
Full story at local12.com ↗
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