HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2010

How would you spend $ 22.5 million?

At the next regular meeting of the City of St. Augustine Commission, scheduled for December 13th, Historic City News local reporters expect to see final approval given to the issuance of “capital improvement bonds” announced to the public and commission on Monday night.

Government

Celebrate the new year like a Rockefeller

The President’s Society of Flagler College announced to Historic City News the details for this year’s Flagler College Scholarship Ball to be held on New Year’s Eve.

Community

Two relationships turn violent in less than three days

The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office alerted Historic City News today that a Palm Coast man is facing aggravated assault and false imprisonment charges following a Tuesday afternoon altercation with his girlfriend — the second domestic relationship case to turn violent in less than three days.

Public Safety

Man in custody after kidnapping woman and children

Public Information Officer Debra Johnson told local St. Johns County reporters with Historic City News that a 30-year-old Palm Coast man who is being held in the Volusia County Branch Jail is facing seven felony charges in Flagler County stemming from a Sunday night kidnapping of a Palm Coast woman and her children.

Public Safety

Girls tell deputies couple lured them into car

Sheriff’s Public Information Officer, Sgt. Charles Mulligan, tells local Historic City News reporters that St. Johns County deputies are searching for a man and woman who they said tried to lure four girls into their car Saturday evening in Orangedale.

Public Safety

St Augustine Tea Party holds Tuesday meeting

More than two dozen participants gathered for the regular Tuesday evening meeting of the St Augustine Tea Party; and Historic City News was invited to report. The St. Augustine Tea Party is the result of the reformation of the original United American Tea Party. The citizen group says they have new leadership and organization, but…

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Government

Free community shredding day announced

Terry McCahill informed local Historic City News reporters that her business, Pack ‘n Post Express on SR-16 in St. Augustine, will be sponsoring a free community shredding day with Shredding Source.

Business

Underground Railroad conference planned

Freedom Road 1 Managing Partner, Derek Boyd Hankerson, informed Historic City News that an upcoming National Park Service conference in 2012 for the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Project will be held in St. Augustine.

Community