Letter: My view from the port
Dear Editor:
The flurry of intended Port spending of a token $400K for dredging Porpoise Point and dredging the inlet is out with the tide.
Year: 2011
Traffic shift over San Sebastian Bridge Sunday
Historic City News readers are cautioned to be alert to a new traffic flow as the Florida Department of Transportation begins to shift lanes along north Ponce de Leon Boulevard to accommodate construction at the San Sebastian River Bridge.
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Music, theatre and too many choices to count
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys informed Historic City News reporters that from Uptown to Downtown; St. Augustine and St. Johns County have more weekend entertainment choices than you could visit in a month!
New Businesses through 09/18/2011
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.
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Escape cut short by observant motorist
Historic City News was notified by Sheriff’s spokesman Kevin Kelshaw that a 17-year old St. Johns County teen was arrested on a charge of robbery by sudden snatching late this morning.
Exploring non-judicial foreclosure process
Since Florida is leading the nation in foreclosed properties, second only to California, it was no surprise for Historic City News reporters to learn that yesterday’s House Civil Justice Subcommittee heard a presentation that suggested cutting the courts out of the foreclosure process.
Audrey Gibson wins in Primary Election
Historic City News has learned that former State Representative Audrey Gibson has won the Special Democratic Primary Election for Florida’s district 1.
Golden raintrees removed from west plaza
Historic City News reporters checked on the state-owned plaza, on the west side of Government House, as it was buzzing with city workers this morning; armed with chain saws, heavy equipment and an assignment to rid the park of the invasive “Golden Raintree”.