Eerie reminder from the past could be warning
Local reporters at Anastasia State Park in February, 1974 faced similar problems as those that loom perilously over the State of Florida today, according to Historic City News sources.
Year: 2010
County offices closed May 28th – May 31st
The St. Johns County administrative offices informed local Historic City News reporters that all departments of the Board of County Commissioners will be closed on Friday, May 28th as an unpaid staff furlough day.
Flagler to host International Slayage Conference
Flagler College is partnering with the Whedon Studies Association (WSA) to host the “International Slayage Conference on the Whedonverses 4,” according to a Historic City News announcement.
Son stabs father because he was denied use of car
A fight over the use of a car yesterday afternoon ended up with a 75 year-old man being treated for a stab wound and his son being jailed on a charge of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
Bubba’s Bikes for Badges helps Anderson’s family
Syndicated Tampa radio personality Todd Clem, affectionately known as “Bubba the Love Sponge®” and heard each weekday morning on Cox radio’s WFYV-FM Rock 105 in Jacksonville, is using his celebrity status to benefit the families of local Deputy Sheriff James Anderson and two other fallen law enforcement officer’s families in other parts of the state.
Traffic relief ahead as Longleaf Pine Parkway opens
St. Johns County spokeswoman Karen Pan says that she is pleased to be able to announce the opening of another portion of County Road 244 to local reporters at Historic City News.
Visitor Center restrooms reopen in next few weeks
General Services Director Jim Piggott tells local St. Augustine reporters with Historic City News that the Visitor Information Center restrooms are promised to re-open “by the end of May, barring any unforeseen construction delays.”
Harriss credited for improvement in bond ratings
The City of St. Augustine informed Historic City News local reporters that the city is “in strong financial shape” according to the rating service that guides municipal bond investments.