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Republicans want judges accountable to people

In an editorial published by the St Augustine Record this morning, I take exception to the premise that the Republican Party is using its influence to intimidate Florida Supreme Court justices to make decisions they like — or pay a political price.

Editorials

Occupant escapes early morning trailer fire

St Johns County Fire Rescue spokesman Matthew Sara reported to Historic City News that at approximately 1:20 a.m. this morning, a suspected methamphetamine lab erupted into flames in the 1900 block of Powell Road in St Augustine.

Public Safety

Republican election observers will train

Republican Historic City News readers, who are interested in becoming a volunteer election observer during the Presidential election, are being invited to contact Romney Victory Director, Justin Henson, at the Ed DuPont – St Johns County Republican Headquarters.

Government

Chamber member drive nets 55 additions

Isabelle Rodriguez, Vice President of Operations of the St Johns County Chamber of Commerce, informed local Historic City News business reporters that 55 new businesses have been recruited to join the county’s largest business organization this week — pushing the Chamber’s membership over 800 in total.

Business

Could you be a foster or adoptive parent?

Historic City News readers interested in providing a loving home for children in need of a temporary family, are encouraged to attend pre-service training classes for prospective foster and adoptive parents hosted by the St Johns County Family Integrity Program.

Community

Halloween Safety

Halloween Safety David B Shoar St Johns County Sheriff Our goal at the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is that the age-old custom of “trick or treat” on Halloween is an enjoyable adventure for everyone; so I would like to pass along some safety tips to keep in mind as your children go on their…

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Editorials

FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

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.

Public Safety