Historic City News

Guest Column: Intelligence Led Policing

Guest Column: Intelligence Led Policing David B. Shoar Sheriff St. Johns County, Florida Last month, I wrote about crime prevention; and how important citizen involvement can be in helping to keep our neighborhoods safe.

Editorials

Commission and School Board voting districts

Supervisor of Elections, Vicky Oakes, announced to Historic City News readers that tomorrow evening, November 1, 2011 at 6:00 p.m., a Special Joint Meeting to review public input from the District 1-5 Town Hall Redistricting meetings will be held and additional revised plans will be reviewed.

Government

Letter: De Soto landed in St Augustine

Dear Editor: Where do I begin? I have battled the State of Florida to save a piece of St. Augustine History for over a decade.

Editorials

Event raises $5,600 for juvenile diabetes research

Tracy Glochau informed Historic City News that she recently coordinated a fundraising event to raise money and awareness for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Community

Fed programs can not keep up with foreclosures

Florida’s foreclosure epidemic continues to haunt the state, but federal programs designed to keep people in their homes are having a hard time trickling down to distressed homeowners.

Government

Holiday Wonderland Boutique

The St. Johns County Medical Alliance announced to local Historic City News reporters that they would host the Holiday Wonderland Boutique from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Monday, November 21 in Flagler Hospital’s Osceola Room located at 400 Health Park Boulevard in St. Augustine.

Community

Handguns add to Sunday violence in Palm Coast

Flagler County Sheriff’s deputies were busy yesterday, according to word received by Historic City News this morning from spokesperson Debra Johnson reporting gunfire at a Palm Coast home, and, in a separate incident, the armed robbery of a local liquor store.

Public Safety

Editorial: Is Ken Bryan a “moral opportunist”?

St. Johns County Commission chairman Joseph “Ken” Bryan sits on high; he is perched above lowly taxpayers who dare approach the podium, in dissent and distress, at the auditorium of the County Administration Palace — where he metes out fire and brimstone the likes of which Martin Luther himself could only fancy.

Editorials