On this day in 1899, the newspaper previously known as “The Daily Herald” published its first issue as the “St Augustine Record”. The price for a single issue was two cents. It’s worth about the same today.
Category: Editorials
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Letter: We Must Overhaul the Role of the TSA
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Letter: Shuttle system planned for Mumford concert
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Editorial: Saying it is so, doesn’t make it so
Over the past 30-days, we’ve observed three residents obsess and conspire, provoke hard feelings, engage in juvenile name calling, cajole others to disrupt the legitimate operation of businesses unrelated to their complaint, and generally demoralize a community of otherwise law-abiding citizens to sink to their level of malicious, poor judgment. Informed people can disagree without [...]
Letter: Don’t let Capitol Hill decide fate of beach driving
Letter: Don’t let Capitol Hill decide fate of beach driving Karen Miles Crescent Beach, FL Dear Editor: I’m writing due to my concern with the stance that St Johns County is taking concerning amending the beach driving ordinance to return vehicular access to Matanzas Inlet. We all know that it would take just 3 commissioners [...]
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