HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2010

New Businesses through 4/11/2010

The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee. The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Tax Collector and should be consulted before taking any action.

Business

Cultural events through April 20th

Please call ahead, as changing weather conditions may affect some events.

Suspect may be impersonating a police officer

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office forwarded two reports to Historic City News identifying a subject who has allegedly been impersonating a law enforcement officer.

Public Safety

Code Enforcement Collects 8,200 Signs in 2009

Between “snipe signs” and other illegal signs observed around the county, St. Johns County Administrator Michael Wanchick told Historic City News local reporters that a total of 8,200 signs were picked up and disposed of during last year.

Government

Voice suggestions at Traffic Calming meeting

The St. Johns County’s Traffic Operations Section told local news reporters with Historic City News that they will host a 2nd public meeting to consider traffic concerns for the area near Dondanville Road in St. Augustine Beach.

Community

Controversial atheist billboard severely damaged

Local St. Augustine news reporters received word from Northeast Florida Coalition of Reason who told Historic City News that one of their controversial billboards on US-1 that displays an atheist message has suffered major damage from apparent vandalism.

Community

Trucker identifies attacker in road rage incident

After receiving a 9-1-1 emergency call from a Winter Haven trucker traveling north on Interstate 95 yesterday, law enforcement officers were able to locate and stop another driver who is said to have pointed and shot a handgun at the truck.

Public Safety

Police need help identifying this man

There have been seven recent burglaries to vehicles near Anastasia State Park and police are asking Historic City News readers for help in identifying a man attempting to use a credit card stolen from the area.

Public Safety