HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2010

Matanzas Bay mooring ball removal continues

St. Augustine local news reporters were notified by Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont that on Monday, March 15th, the city will continue removing all unused or unattended mooring balls in Matanzas Bay.

Government

Letter: Let handicapped student cross with 27

Editor- I have a neighborhood kid that does the once a year Bridge of Lions run (about 600 runners)for the handicapped and has his own foundation.

Editorials

House-sitter surprises intruder and discovers theft

The local St. Augustine news desk has learned that yesterday evening, Police Officer Brittany Garmon responded to a residence on Masters Drive to investigate the theft of about $800 worth of jewelry.

Public Safety

Cultural Events on the calendar

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

Lincolnville road improvements require detours

The Public Works Department advised St. Augustine local news reporters that they will be making roadway improvements on Park Place — between Martin Luther King Avenue and Washington Street.

Community

Fundraiser for St. Augustine Youth Services

The Flagler Model Land Group Neighborhood Association has reported to Historic City News that they will hold a fundraiser for St. Augustine Youth Services on Sunday, April 18, 2010.

Community

Port and Waterway district endorses 911 signage

The St. Augustine Port, Waterway and Beach District chairman Barry Benjamin has reported to local news reporters that they have endorsed and committed funds in support of posting physical address signage on every waterway dock in the district.

Community

Electronics stolen during home burglary

The local St. Augustine news desk has learned that early Sunday morning, Police Officer Jennifer Doucet responded to a home on Evergreen Avenue to investigate a break-in that occurred while the resident was at work.

Public Safety