St Augustine Railway Historical Society meeting
St Augustine Railway Historical Society invited Historic City News readers to attend their next regular monthly meeting being held on Thursday, January 24, 2013.
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Dog still breathing after being stabbed by owner
A horrific incident of animal cruelty occurred last night, ending with a St Bernard mix dog being transported to Atlantic Veterinarian Hospital for emergency surgery — and its owner being transported to the St Johns County Detention Facility; where he remains in custody.
Manhunt for assailant of 84-year-old St Augustine man
An 84-year-old man living off Lewis Speedway, north of St Augustine, was attacked in the early evening hours of Saturday January 12, and St Johns County Sheriff’s detectives are asking Historic City News readers for assistance identifying his assailant.
Island library joins Great Backyard Bird Count
Over the last couple of years, Harold George informed local Historic City News reporters that the Anastasia Island Library has witnessed a huge response to their programs that focus on the environment, birds and our natural resources.
Rubio visit Tuesday morning
Historic City News has received word that Republican Senator Marco Rubio will participate in a business roundtable and town hall tomorrow morning at the headquarters office of Firehouse Subs in Mandarin.
DeSantis tells Congress — No Budget No Pay
Today, US Rep Ron DeSantis announced to Historic City News reporters in St Johns County that he is joining the bi-partisan “Fix Congress Now Caucus” in an effort to clean up the way lawmakers in Washington do business.
Spring lectures begin January 22
When Flagler College informed local Historic City News reporters of the schedule for this spring’s Community Lecture Series, we also learned that they will offer complimentary admission to any of the six programs for St Johns County tourism employees.
Moving to digital instructional materials
Dr Mark Edwards, who is superintendent of North Carolina’s Mooresville Graded School District, will make a webinar presentation to members of Florida’s Digital Instructional Materials Work Group this afternoon, and Historic City News readers are invited to join in.