HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2009

Dr. Wentz talks about The Windover Site

Historic City News has learned that The St. Augustine Archeology Association in conjunction with The Florida Public Archeology Network will present its February lecture Dr. Rachel K Wentz talking about The Windover Site: A Glimpse of Life in Florida 7,000 Years Ago.

Community

Someone taking pictures of your house?

Since the implementation of the PATRIOT ACT, it seems like privacy concerns have come to the front of public discussion; nationally as well as right here in St. Augustine.

Editorials

What will become of The Record?

Morris Publishing Group, LLC announced this week that it hired Lazard Freres & Co. LLC as its financial advisor and Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg, LLP as legal counsel.

Business

Public invited to Journey of Freedom screening

Wednesday, February 11th, the public is invited for a 55 minute screening of “JOURNEY TO FREEDOM“, a new documentary feature (scheduled for release in 2010) that is directed by Academy Award Winner Deborah Shaffer.

Community

Mayor ready to welcome Aviles delegation

Historic City News has received an announcement from Mayor Joe Boles today that St. Augustine will once again have the opportunity to welcome an official delegation from its sister city, Avilés, Spain.

Community

The Figure in Art exhibition

The St. Johns Cultural Council’s Art Advocate Gallery will open The Figure in Art: Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture on Saturday, January 31, 2009 according to an announcement received by Historic City News today.

6th Annual Yesterdays Festival

Florida Public Archaeology Network is getting into the swing of things this spring and they’ve asked Historic City News to invite our readers to the 6th Annual Yesterdays Festival at Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park.

Community

Sanchez draws early opposition for Seat 2

Historic City News received confirmation this afternoon that local entertainer Merrill Paul Roland has filed a statement of candidacy with the office of the Supervisor of Elections in his bid for County Commission District 2.

Government