Historic City News

County government workshop November 20

Following the General Election on Tuesday, November 6, Ken Bryan and Mark Miner will be officially replaced in District 5 and District 3, while sitting District 1 Commissioner, Cyndi Stevenson, will likely win re-election; all three winners start new, four-year terms November 20.

Government

Ponte Vedra Beach roadwork information

Historic City News readers have been invited to attend a construction open house in order to learn about upcoming resurfacing and sidewalk projects along SR-A1A in Ponte Vedra Beach, being presented by the Florida Department of Transportation.

Public Safety

Letter: Childlike behavior by mosquitoteers

Letter: Childlike behavior by mosquitoteers Dr. Eddie Fleming, Ph.D. St Augustine, Fl Dear Editor: The three mosquitoteers, Randy Covington, Bob Smith and Gary Howell, promising to be busy “smashing mosquitoes and friends of Obama”, are behaving unprofessionally and childlike.

Editorials

Guest Column: Identity Theft

Guest Column: Identity Theft David B. Shoar St. Johns County Sheriff This month, I would like to address a very real concern and offer tips in an effort to combat Identity Theft. It is one of the fastest growing crimes in America today and affects nearly 10 million victims every year. The most recent yearly…

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Editorials

St Augustine Police need your help

St Augustine Police Sergeant Patrick McCaulley needs Historic City News readers to help identify a man captured on surveillance video at a local Kangaroo Station as he left the convenience store without paying for a 24-can pack of beer Saturday, October 27.

Public Safety

Bar metes out discipline to Florida attorneys

A Jacksonville attorney who was arrested February 3, 2011, and whose criminal case is still pending in Duval County Circuit Court, has been suspended by The Florida Bar for two years, according to records received by Historic City News in St Augustine today.

Business

Campaigns targeting independent voters

Both the Democratic Party and the GOP have gained new Florida voters since the 2010 elections; however, Historic City News has learned that the number of “no party affiliation” voters has outstripped both parties in new registrations.

Government

Experience the outdoors during November

The Guana-Tolomato-Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve has invited local Historic City News readers to participate in planned activities for November; focused on the conservation and habitat restoration of the local watersheds.

Community