Begin Business Date: 09/21/2009 End Business Date: 09/27/2009 From the records of DENNIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Community
Vendor regulation topic of Thursday talk show
WJCT, reported to Historic City News that “First Coast Connect” producer Melissa Ross will discuss the controversy over vendor regulation in St. Augustine’s historic district and the Plaza de la Constitucion.
Uncategorized
12th Annual Greek Heritage Festival
Jay Humphreys, Communications Director for the St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & the Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau, announced to Historic City News the 12th Annual Greek Heritage festival.
Editorials
Guest column: Portrayals of black conservatives
I am so sick of the Left being allowed to make the rules. Imagine the absurdity of a competition in which one side is allowed to set the rules against their opponent.
Community
Historic City Memories: Death of Francis Field
This is another installment in a series of articles that Historic City News has been fortunate to receive permission to publish; taken from a collection of nostalgic memories recorded by Geoffrey B. Dobson.
Community
Final Judgments through 09/27/2009
From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court
Community
Marriage Licenses Applications through 09/27/2009
From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court
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Firefighters for Families Community Day
Join St. Johns County Fire-Rescue and Firefighters for Families for their annual Community Day at Station 10; which is located at 155 Library Blvd, next to the Ponte Vedra library.
Entertainment
Colonial Arts and Crafts Fair
The City Department of Heritage Tourism reported to Historic City News that on Saturday, October 10th and Sunday, October 11th, the Colonial Spanish Quarter will open their doors as visitors are invited to enjoy the 21st Annual Colonial Arts and Crafts Fair.
Community
We once owned the Bridge of Lions
Historic City News learned in this week’s St. Augustine Report that for six years, the City of St. Augustine owned the Bridge of Lions.
