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IAFF Union Negotiations Meeting – CANCELLED
The IAFF Union Negotiations scheduled for Tuesday, April 21, 2015 have been cancelled.
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South Anastasia Design Review Board Meeting
AGENDA SOUTH ANASTASIA DESIGN REVIEW BOARD April 23, 2015 at 3:00 P.M Conference Room 1, Permit Center 4040 Lewis Speedway St. Augustine,…
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Winners in First Militia Chapter fundraiser announced
Vice President for Public Affairs, Diana Haynie, reported to Historic City News that more than 80 golfers participated Monday in the 21st Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser for the First Militia Chapter of the Association of the United States Army.
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Expect city to require more PUD detail and review
Historic City News readers often comment on the dangers of Planned Unit Development (PUD) approval that essentially overrides existing limitations and requirements in local zoning codes. Some critics refer to a PUD as “spot zoning”, created to allow development or use of a property in spite of established zoning definitions that would otherwise prohibit it.
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Review of contracts “unjustified attack” on 450th
By George Gardner
The St Augustine Report
Special to Historic City News
“This got derailed, in my opinion, on the 450th,” St Augustine City Manager John Regan reported to the commission Monday night. “It became a tool as an attack on the 450th which, after reviewing and doing other internal control systems, is unjustified, because the 450th, as a staff, has been implementing the will of the commission.”
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Shipbuilder’s legacy lives on at Lighthouse
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Who Said Tax Day Needs To Be Taxing?
Historic City News readers can take advantage of a special fare of only $15* each-way, per person, on ViaAir roundtrip ticket purchases from St Augustine on Wednesday, April 15, 2015.
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Watchdog for a security conscious clientele
Watchdog for a security conscious clientele
Special to Historic City News
Businesses and individuals in St Johns County rely on the men and women of law enforcement to protect them and their property from crime. But, until the unlikely event that we are provided a patrolman on every street corner, citizens must become increasingly more security conscious.