Posted inPublic Safety
Crash means lights-out for Crescent Beach
Posted inCommunity
Landlord organizing citizens to protect animals and children
A Savannah woman, who says that she owns the home in St Johns County where a tenant’s dog was brutally raped by a sexual predator recently, has reported to Historic City News that she is organizing members of the community to promote tougher laws to protect our animals and children.
Posted inPublic Safety
Silver Alert issued for missing Palm Coast man
Historic City News readers are being asked for their assistance in locating a 79-year-old Palm Coast man who went missing this morning around 9:30 a.m.
Posted inCommunity
Tourist development honeypot – more than a few dollars
How much money are we talking about collecting from “bed tax” paid by overnight visitors to St. Johns County?
Posted inPublic Safety
Search continues for second home invasion robber
Monday morning, shortly before 2:30 a.m., Historic City News learned of a home invasion robbery at a residence in the 600 block of Francis Street in St Augustine when Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the scene.
Posted inEditorials
Letter: Funding panel procedures not followed
Letter: Funding panel procedures not followed
Albert Syeles, Chairman
Romanza – St Augustine, Inc.
Dear Editor:
On June 19, 2013, Romanza Board Members observed that TDC Funding Panel procedures were not followed during public presentations and funding panel deliberations.
Posted inGovernment
Bartosch not so sure TDC knows what funding panel is doing
Tourist Development Council member Scott M. Bartosch of St Augustine has served as an un-compensated representative responsible for developing tourism in St Johns County since the TDC was reconstituted by the Board of Commissioners in 2010.
Posted inPublic Safety
Mobile home a complete loss in morning fire
Matthew Sara informed local Historic City News reporters that at approximately 6:00 a.m. this morning, St Johns County Fire Rescue responded to single-wide mobile home fire in the 1400 block of West Street, near SR-207.