HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2018

Gillum returns to St Augustine for campaign rally

Gubernatorial candidate and Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum will return to St Augustine, this time with an entourage from the Florida Democratic Party in Tallahassee. When Gillum visited St Augustine Saturday, March 17, 2018, he was joined by Ronald Rawls Jr in front of a small group gathered in front of the Lightner Museum where he…

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Government

Bicyclist killed on Anastasia Boulevard at poorly marked intersection

Less than 24-hours ago, the St Augustine Police Department informed Historic City News that Kenneth Edward Kurek, who lived at 204 Azalea Court in Saint Augustine, was struck and killed Friday night in a collision with a motor vehicle.

Public Safety

Reception to honor State of the Arts grant recipients

Hala Laquidara, Arts Business Development Coordinator for the St Johns Cultural Council, invited Historic City News readers to join them on Monday, November 19, 2018 to celebrate the State of the Arts Grants that were awarded to arts organizations and artists in our community.

Community

FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

Historic City News was notified by Florida Department of Transportation Public Information Officer, Allen Nelson, that traffic will be impacted at the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations where roadwork is being conducted.

Community

Letter: Why Teachers should vote for Ron DeSantis

Joseph RyanSt Augustine, FL Dear Historic City News editor: Ron DeSantis is the first candidate seeking statewide office in Florida who is against common core. Having Ron DeSantis as our Governor is probably the only way we can finally stop common core in Florida.

Editorials

Regan’s poor performance under attack by commission candidate

Ellis calls for national search to find new city manager Chris Ellis, candidate for City Commission, told Historic City News editor Michael Gold this week that, if elected, he is committed to completing a national search before the City of St Augustine hires its next city manager.

Government

Pilgrimage to historic Huguenot Cemetery

Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church reported to Historic City News that they will continue their annual tradition of making an All Saints’ Day (November 4th) pilgrimage to pay respects to those buried in the Huguenot Cemetery; the oldest Protestant cemetery in Florida.

Community

Fair Housing in St Johns County

In conjunction with a fair housing study, required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and a condition for receiving Federal housing and community development funds, St Johns County is hosting two public meetings for residents to provide feedback.

Government