Shots fired in an early morning attack
Three men in custody today following arrests in an early morning drive-by shooting incident in southern St. Johns County, according to an announcement received today by Historic City News local reporters.
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Detectives seize 57 grams of marijuana
St. Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar reported to Historic City News that a 49-year old St. Johns County man has been arrested on drug charges this morning following the execution of a search warrant at his home.
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Sheriff releases names of shooting victims
Historic City News editor Michael Gold spoke to Sheriff David B. Shoar this afternoon to get an update on the double homicide that occurred this morning in what is normally a quiet St. Augustine South neighborhood.
Christensen will leave with mixed emotions
In an interview this afternoon, County Judge Patti A. Christensen told Historic City News editor Michael Gold that she expects it will be “a hard transition” for her; leaving friends and co-workers in St. Augustine who she’s known as a judge for the past ten years.
City opens Lincolnville dialog
Historic City News has learned that today, St. Augustine Planning and Zoning Board opens a long awaited dialog with residents of Lincolnville interested in establishment of a National Historic District designation for their community.
Tag light leads to drug and paraphernalia arrest
Local St. Augustine reporters at Historic City News have learned that in the wee hours of Saturday morning, Police Corporal Tim Bryan observed a vehicle driving with no tag light in the area of West King Street and South Whitney Street.
Global food security is topic of Flagler lecture
Flagler College reported to Historic City News that as part of the College’s fall line-up of lectures, they will welcome Woodrow Wilson Scholar Don Winkelmann.