Florida's Bradenton Beach 90-95% Destroyed By Hurricane Helene, Officials Say. Story by Brandee Gruener ... in our houses," Bradenton Beach Mayor John Chappie told 10 Tampa Bay.

The beach and the sand dunes are on the streets, on the road, in our neighborhoods, in our houses," said Bradenton Beach Mayor John Chappie. All up and down Gulf Drive, ... of Hurricane Helene's ...

BRADENTON BEACH, Fla. — Incumbent Mayor John Chappie has been re-elected as mayor of Bradenton Beach. His victory comes as early results show he won 69.4-30.5 percent over challenger David Galuszka.

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January 18, 1927 – December 23, 2015 John T. Sharp, MD, 88, of Bradenton, FL, passed away peacefully at his home Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2015. John was preceded in death by his parents, Edwin and… ...

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Bradenton Beach has agreed to join a lawsuit against the Florida Department of Transportation seeking to alter plans for a 65-foot-tall bridge to replace the Cortez drawbridge.

JOHN BATES John W. Bates, 86, of Bradenton, FL, died February 6, 2012. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Mae Bates, in 2004. Born in Lansdale, he moved to Bradenton in 1989. A Veteran of … ...

Hunter Jensen, a 22-year-old Bradenton native and political science major at the University of South Florida, launched the petition drive on change.org after hearing about developer plans.

Florida's Bradenton Beach 90-95% Destroyed By Hurricane Helene, Officials Say. Brandee Gruener. ... in our neighborhoods, in our houses," Bradenton Beach Mayor John Chappie told 10 Tampa Bay.

Florida beach 90% to 95% destroyed, ... The beach and the sand dunes are on the streets, on the road, in our neighborhoods, in our houses," said Bradenton Beach Mayor John Chappie.