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Teen DIVE-in Movie
The City of Palm Coast reported to Historic City News that they will present the revival of a 1960’s and 1970’s summer tradition with a new twist — the city will hold their first “Teen DIVE-in Movie”.
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Birding for Kids Sunday at Fort Mose
Carly J. Swatek, AmeriCorps Environmental Education Member at Fort Mose Historic State Park, reminds Historic City News readers that those who missed…
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International travelers helping tourist economy
In a review of recent findings of a quarterly survey of emerging market conditions conducted by Bergstrom Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Florida, Historic City News learned that expectations persist that the real estate market will continue to fall.
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Historic city home to Lightner collection
Robert Harper updated Historic City News today with good news for local residents wanting to explore the artifacts of America’s Gilded Age.
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Groom steals credit card to pay for wedding
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Bus driver discovers mobile meth lab
Kevin Kelshaw reported to Historic City News today that investigators are attempting to locate the owner of a backpack that was discovered on the side of the road this morning — however, it’s doubtful anyone will claim it.
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First America refund still on hold
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Things to do this weekend in the historic city
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys informed Historic City News that St. Johns County residents who purchase full-price admission to the St. Augustine Lighthouse ($9.50 adults; $7.50 seniors and children 12 and under; free for children under 44 inches in height) can now receive a pass good for free admission for an entire year. The Lighthouse is now open until 9 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights through mid-August.