Year: 2011

Palm Coast Mayor supports Lighthouse grant

Recently re-elected Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts provided a letter in support of the matching grant application filed with the Historic Preservation Grants Program of Florida’s Cultural, Historical and Information Programs in Tallahassee by the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum.

Community

Flagler students produce Organized Chaos

The Flagler College Theatre Arts department informed Historic City News in St Augustine that Flagler’s senior Theatre Arts majors have produced and will directed “Organized Chaos” — four evenings of one-act plays.

Community

Spanish Feast of Thanksgiving and Colonial Foods

Park Service Specialist Terri Newmans has invited Historic City News readers in St Augustine to visit the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Fort Mose Historic State Park for a special tasty edition of the park’s Living History Days series.

Community

Hollingsworth keeps extended holiday hours

St. Johns County Tax Collector Dennis W. Hollingsworth, CFC told Historic City News local reporters in St Augustine that his office will be open on the last Saturday of November after the Thanksgiving holiday for those wishing to conduct business and pay taxes.

Government

Teamsters: Corrections department bargaining agent

The Teamsters union ousted the Police Benevolent Association as the certified bargaining agent for the Florida Department of Corrections employees in election results announced by the Public Employee Relations Commission to Historic City News yesterday.

Public Safety

72-mile Super Scenic A1A Garage Sale

When the City of St Augustine lights up its holiday tradition with the Nights of Lights, Sallie O’Hara has invited Historic City News readers to stay in town and enjoy the A1A Scenic and Historic Coastal Byway.

Community