A St Johns County woman walking her dog on Vintage Oak Circle was approached by two men who demanded money from her at about 10:30 a.m. Friday morning, according to reports filed with Historic City News in St Augustine.
Donna Lueders, Executive Director of the St Johns County Education Foundation, accepted a generous $3,000 donation for the “Arts Alive” program last week, during a Family Music Legacy concert presented by The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival.
A man with a violent history, who was recently released from prison and is known to be armed, is the subject of a manhunt by St Johns County detectives; and, Sheriff David Shoar is asking for help from Historic City News readers who may know the whereabouts of this dangerous man.
Laurie Sanderson 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.
Immediate Past District Governor, Jim Miller, announced to Historic City News that Patricia Heiss received recognition as “Area Governor of the Year” for Toastmasters International District 84 during their recent Fall Conference held in Lake Mary.
Prior to last week’s election, Historic City News reporters noted lines were already being drawn in one of the more controversial issues to affect the City of St Augustine Beach since the municipality incorporated in 1959 — what to do about the police department.
Thomas M Crawford, a 12-year St Johns County employee earning $93,217 per year as Director of Housing and Community Services, in a letter dated Thursday, has resigned his position; giving no notice, but expressing anger for the way he says the County Administration is overstepping their authority.
Historic City News has obtained a copy of a letter from Sheriff David Shoar to St Augustine Beach Mayor Gary Snodgrass clarifying the somewhat awkward relationship between the two as the city commission still labors to decide the fate of their beleaguered police department.
