Little Shop of Horrors presented on FloArts stage
Susan Kessler invited Historic City News readers to attend a FloArts presentation of the musical “Little Shop of Horrors”.
Year: 2010
Computer stolen in residential break-in
The local St. Augustine news desk has learned that at about 7:45 Friday morning, Police Officer Frank Shipp responded to the area of the 20th block of Madeore Street to investigate a residential burglary that occurred sometime Sunday between 9:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Town Hall meeting called by disgruntled owners
A group of homeowners in the St. Augustine Shores community told local news reporters at Historic City News today that they have had it with St. Augustine Shores Service Corporation.
West King Street reopens after almost a year
St. Johns County, in partnership with the City of St. Augustine and Florida Department of Transportation, is pleased to announce West King Street is now re-open to two-way traffic.
Shad donates Nissan to Betty Griffin House raffle
St. Johns County local news reporters learned that Mike Shad Nissan, on Cassat Avenue in Jacksonville, has donated a 2009 Nissan Altima to benefit the Betty Griffin House.
Restructuring plan confirmed in Morris bankruptcy
The bankruptcy court confirmed Morris Publishing Group’s reorganization plan and approved the adequacy of its Disclosure Statement today; clearing the way for the Company to emerge from bankruptcy as soon as March 1, 2010.
Friends of A1A Environmental Education Fair
Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway will host its first ever Environmental Education Fair on Saturday, May 1st in Marineland, according to an announcement received by the St. Augustine local news desk today.
Kelso: Stop high-speed spending on railroad
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