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"Palm Bay's Pulse: Roach-infested Restaurants, Sewage Spill Chaos, Storm Damage Alert - Stay Safe and Informed!"
"Palm Bay's Pulse: Restaurants Closed for Roach Infestations, City Actions on Sewage Spill, Storm Damage Alert! Plus, New Fiber Internet Service Launch & Health Concerns. Weekend Reminder & Trivia Challenge!"

The Palm Bay Pulse Team

Oct 31, 2025

October Edition

Greetings

Hey there, amazing readers! 👋

Happy October 31, 2025! We hope your day is going splendidly. Dive into this month's edition as we bring you exciting updates, and, of course, sprinkle some joy into your inbox! Don't forget to stay curious and inspired! ✨

In today’s Palm Bay's Pulse:

The Local Lowdown

 

  • Central Florida Restaurants Shuttered for Roach Infestations Highlight Importance of Food Safety
  • City of Palm Bay Takes Action to Address Major Sewage Spill and Ensure Community Safety
  • Severe Storms Cause Damage in Central Florida, Residents Urged to Stay Prepared

 

Get Out & Go!

 

  • Trunk-O-Treat & Fall Market
  • Tails & Trails Dog Walk
  • Turkey Creek Sanctuary Ranger-Led Tour

 

Business Buzz

 

  • Wire 3 Launches High-Speed Fiber Internet Service in Palm Bay, Florida
  • Health Concerns Prompt Closure of Popular Central Florida Restaurants

 

Stay connected for more updates this week — let’s work together to make it a great one for Palm Bay, Florida. 🌴

Trivia Question❓

 

A question about Florida's famous landmarks!
 Which historic lighthouse, located on Florida's Atlantic coast, is one of the tallest in the state and offers panoramic views?


燈 Think you've got it? Check your answer at the very end of this newsletter!

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

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The Local Lowdown

🌟 Uncover the Essence of Your Community: Stay updated with the latest happenings, hidden gems, and exciting events right in your neighborhood, making you feel more connected than ever!

 

  • Central Florida Restaurants Shuttered for Roach Infestations Highlight Importance of Food Safety
  • City of Palm Bay Takes Action to Address Major Sewage Spill and Ensure Community Safety
  • Severe Storms Cause Damage in Central Florida, Residents Urged to Stay Prepared
Eighteen more restaurants in Central Florida have been shut down due to health violations related to roach infestations.

The closures were part of routine inspections by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and the restaurants were cited for various issues including rodent droppings and mold growth.

Some of the establishments have since been allowed to reopen after addressing the violations, while others remain closed until the issues are resolved.

The closures serve as a reminder for restaurants to maintain cleanliness and proper pest control measures to ensure the safety of their customers.

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Nearly three months after a major sewage spill in Palm Bay, officials say they are working to remedy the situation by cleaning up the spill site, providing updates to residents, and implementing measures to prevent future spills.

The city has also hired a contractor to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the sewage system.

Additionally, water quality tests have shown no major contamination in nearby waterways.

The city apologizes for the spill and assures residents that they are committed to resolving the issue and ensuring the safety of the community.

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Severe storms in Central Florida caused damage to homes in Palm Bay, with a large tree falling onto one house.

The storms also brought hail across the region.

The homeowners were shocked to see the tree on their roof, and luckily no injuries were reported.

The hail was reported in various areas of Central Florida, with some pieces as big as golf balls.

Residents are advised to stay prepared for severe weather and have a plan in place for emergencies.

Read More...

 

Today's Weather Outlook 

🌤️ Palm Bay Forecast (Oct 31–Nov 2, 2025)

Here’s your weather outlook for Palm Bay over the coming days (Oct 31–Nov 2, 2025):

  • Friday, October 31, 2025: High: ~72 °F (22 °C), Low: ~54 °F (12 °C)Cool in the morning; otherwise plenty of sunshine.

    (Source: updated forecast)
  • Saturday, November 1, 2025: High: ~76 °F (24 °C), Low: ~61 °F (16 °C)Sunshine and pleasant afternoon.

    (Source: updated forecast)
  • Sunday, November 2, 2025: High: ~80 °F (27 °C), Low: ~64 °F (18 °C)Sunny; mild to warm daytime with a small chance of isolated showers overnight.

    (Source: updated forecast)

Expect a cool start Friday with lots of sunshine through the weekend.

Nights will be mild to cool.

Stay weather-aware and plan accordingly!

🌴

WEEKEND REMINDER

Weekend Reminder

 

This weekend, choose you.
Rest without guilt.
Say no when you need space.
Say yes to what makes you feel calm and whole.

You deserve peace, love, and time for yourself — always. 🤍

🌳GET OUT  & GO

🌟 **Feeling a little restless?** *It's time to switch things up, explore new places, and add some excitement to your routine with unique adventures and experiences.* ✨

 

  • Trunk-O-Treat & Fall Market
  • Tails & Trails Dog Walk
  • Turkey Creek Sanctuary Ranger-Led Tour

🎉 Palm Bay Events

Friday – Sunday • October 31–November 2, 2025

✨ Friday • Oct 31

Trunk-O-Treat & Fall Market
🕒 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM | 📍 Space Coast Harley-Davidson, Palm Bay
Family-friendly Halloween event with trunk-or-treating, vendors, and live music.

Leadership Workshop: Lead Teams to Success
🕒 Evening | 📍 Palm Bay
Professional development event focused on leadership growth and team dynamics.

🎫 Saturday • Nov 1

Tails & Trails Dog Walk
🕒 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM | 📍 AIS Trail Park, Palm Bay
Dog-friendly nature walk and community pet event.

🎶 Sunday • Nov 2

Turkey Creek Sanctuary Ranger-Led Tour
🕒 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM | 📍 Turkey Creek Sanctuary
Guided nature walk through one of Palm Bay’s most scenic natural preserves.

🌴 Weekend vibes in Palm Bay: Halloween fun, pet-friendly trails, & outdoor nature experiences.

Business Buzz!

We are thrilled to announce Palm Bay, Florida's latest business addition! 🌟 Stay tuned for exciting updates on community initiatives and opportunities in the heart of Palm Bay!

 

 

  • Wire 3 Launches High-Speed Fiber Internet Service in Palm Bay, Florida
  • Health Concerns Prompt Closure of Popular Central Florida Restaurants

Wire 3's internet service, offering 100% fiber connectivity, is now available in Palm Bay, Florida.

This expansion provides residents with ultra-fast and reliable internet speeds for both residential and business customers.

With plans starting at $65 per month, Wire 3 aims to provide high-quality service at an affordable price in Palm Bay and surrounding areas.

The company's fiber-optic network ensures faster streaming, gaming, and business operations for customers in the area.

Read More...
Twelve restaurants in Central Florida were closed last week due to health concerns, including violations like rodents, roaches, and unsafe food storage.

Among the closures were popular chains like Olive Garden and Tijuana Flats.

Restaurants are required to meet specific health standards to protect customers from foodborne illnesses, and violations can result in temporary closures until the issues are addressed.

Customers are encouraged to report any concerns about restaurant cleanliness to local health departments.

Read More...

Outdoor & Survival

Embark on thrilling adventures with our Outdoor & Survival essentials 🌲🧭, designed to equip you for nature's wildest challenges and ensure you thrive in the great outdoors!

🌿 Outdoor & Living Survival

Trail Etiquette & Leave No Trace Principles in Florida's Parks

Florida’s parks and wilderness areas offer breathtaking trails, diverse wildlife, and serene outdoor experiences.

Practicing proper trail etiquette and following Leave No Trace principles helps protect these environments and ensures everyone can enjoy them safely and responsibly.

  • Stay on Marked Trails: Avoid creating new paths.

    Florida ecosystems like wetlands and scrub habitats are fragile — wandering off-trail damages plants and disturbs wildlife.
  • Pack In, Pack Out: Bring a small trash bag and carry out all waste.

    Even biodegradable items like fruit peels attract wildlife and disrupt natural behaviors.
  • Respect Wildlife: Observe animals from a distance.

    Never feed or approach alligators, birds, or other wildlife — it’s dangerous and harmful to them.
  • Right-of-Way on Trails: Hikers yield to wildlife, and downhill hikers yield to uphill hikers.

    Bicyclists and trail runners yield to hikers — stay aware and courteous.
  • Minimize Noise: Keep voices low and avoid loud music.

    Florida’s trails are home to delicate species; quiet footsteps preserve the peace and wildlife experience.
  • Leave What You Find: Take photos, not souvenirs.

    Shells, plants, feathers, and rocks belong to the ecosystem — removing them disrupts nature’s balance.

Tip: Bring a small brush or cloth to remove sand and soil from shoes before and after hiking — this prevents spreading invasive species between Florida’s parks and preserves.

⚠️ Safety: Stay aware of weather changes, carry plenty of water, and watch for wildlife near trails — especially snakes and alligators near water.

Let someone know your route and bring a map or GPS in case cell service drops.

Trivia Challenge!

"Congratulations to all who participated in this week's trivia! To enter our weekly drawing for a [local prize,
e.g., gift card to a local restaurant], email us your answers to all three trivia questions by October 31, 2025 at 8 PM."

💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

The **St. Johns River Lighthouse** (though there are many tall lighthouses, this is a prominent one on the Atlantic coast), or the **Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse** (near Daytona) are both tall and
historic. The Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse is the tallest in Florida.

That's the Pulse to get your weekend started!
Have a fantastic time out there enjoying Palm Bay, Florida. See an adorable pet? Send us a picture!

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Enjoy the weekend,

 

- The Palm Bay Pulse Team

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