The Town of Marineland, on the border of southern St. Johns County and northern Flagler County, located between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, reports to Historic City News that they have opened a new 25-slip public marina on the Intracoastal Waterway.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office reported to Historic City News that they are partnering with Target and the Flagler County School District to promote “National Night Out”, a nationwide move to fight crime.
Laurie Sanderson updated Historic City News reporters with copies of the computer generated renderings for the replacement of the San Sebastian River Bridge on US-1 (Ponce de Leon Boulevard) just north of King Street.
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The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Tax Collector and should be consulted before taking any action.
Historic City News reporters were informed by Gwendolyn Duncan that Civil Rights activists, Lillian Twine-Roberson and the late Esther Burgess, were recognized for sacrifices they made during the 1960’s Civil Rights movement in St. Augustine at the 5th Annual ACCORD Freedom Trail Luncheon.
Dear Editor:
You do not need to go to Washington to find Tyranny. It’s alive and well in St. Johns County.
Vacation Rental Pros informed Historic City News reporters that they have been named as the 14th “fastest-growing private company in northeast Florida” in the Jacksonville Business Journal’s 2011 “Top 50” list.
United States Attorney Robert E. O’Neill announced to Historic City News that a convicted sexual offender from Tennessee, who failed to register once he moved to Putnam County, pled guilty to federal charges in Jacksonville last week.
