2016 – Page 38 – HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Letter: Police need to give prowlers greater priority than artists

Letter: Police need to give prowlers greater priority than artists Bruce Kevin Bates Davis Shores Dear Editor: I would like to inform you of my greatest displeasure with the response time of the St. Augustine Police Department this evening.

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Letter: Zoning change requested in Lincolnville

Letter: Zoning change requested in Lincolnville Judith Seraphin Lincolnville Dear Editor: My neighbors in Lincolnville will want to know that the double lot at 244 Riberia Street, between South and Lovett Streets, is looking to change the land use and zoning.

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United Way invites readers to a new photographic exhibit

The work of nearly 30 non-profit organizations whose mission is to serve various segments of St. Johns County’s population is the focus of a collection of dramatic images that graphically depicts a range of services from disaster relief to delivering smiling faces to children at play.

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City deploys employees and equipment to Tallahassee

City of St. Augustine Public Works Department has deployed a team to assist with disaster recovery efforts in Tallahassee Thursday where the city suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Hermine.

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FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

Debbie Delgado reported the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning this morning and continuing through the coming week.

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Submit your questions now for Neighborhood Council Forum

Historic City News readers are invited to participate in the upcoming General Election Candidate Forum presented by the Neighborhood Council of St. Augustine.

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City adds Saturday yard debris pickup

There will be an additional recycling pickup on Saturday, September 3, for Historic City News readers in the City of St Augustine, according to Public Works Director, Martha Graham.

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Its Official: Waldron wins by 7 votes

If you ever doubted the importance of every vote, ask Paul Waldron — the St Johns County Commissioner-elect from District 3. From over 24,000 ballots cast in the closed Republican Primary Election Tuesday, Waldron defeats former Assistant County Administrator Jerry Cameron by a margin of only 7 votes.

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