Year: 2018

JUDGMENTS August 16-31

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Community

Commissioner Sikes-Kline must expect to win election

While attending the recent Florida League of Cities annual conference, 10-year St. Augustine City Commissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline accepted an appointment to the 2019 Fiscal Year Transportation and Intergovernmental Relations Committee, signaling her apparent expectation to remain in office for four more years.

Government

Concerts in the Plaza make-up nights

Summer rains forced the postponement of two performances during the free summer music series, Concerts in the Plaza.  The City of St Augustine has rescheduled the performances for back-to-back nights in mid-September.

Community

Supreme court disciplines 26 attorneys including former judge

The Florida Bar, the state’s guardian for the integrity of the legal profession, announced to Historic City News today that a former Jacksonville Circuit Court judge, Mark Hulsey III, who was accused last year of both racism and sexism, is being publicly reprimanded and ordered to complete a professionalism workshop for additional violations of Florida’s…

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Business

Chances of historic preservation grants look good for city

The Florida Division of Historical Resources, the administrator of funds from the Department of State for historic preservation projects, has released its rankings of grant applications for the fiscal year 2019-2020 beginning October 1.  Projects from the City of St. Augustine made the top of this list. The City of St. Augustine’s “Resilient Heritage in…

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