City Commissioner Errol Jones deduced that the St. Augustine Commission was “wasting time” during the regular meeting tonight discussing options and considering whether or not to accept a $400,000 settlement on the Inter-local agreement with the St. Johns County Recreation Department.
After winning approval from the Historic Architectural Review Board on June 16th, at the regular meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission tonight, unanimous approval was granted to erect a life-size statue of General Jorge (Georges) Biassou.
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Karen Pan updated local Historic City News reporters just minutes ago that the time and location for tonight’s St. Johns County Administrator’s Town Hall Meeting have been changed.
Better this morning than he was yesterday at lunchtime, pilot Daniel D. Holiday told Historic City News that when his 1973 Bellanca Model 17-30A unexplainably began having engine problems on his way home to St. Augustine from the Bahamas, his years of flight training took over and he knew instinctively what he had to do.
Public Information Officer Mark Samson reported to Historic City News that detectives with the St. Augustine Police Department set up a successful “sting” operation near St. George Street Saturday night; in an attempt to curb the recent increase in bicycle thefts in the downtown area.
The City of St. Augustine reported to Historic City News that franchise agreements with Avalon Carriage Company and Country Carriages have been issued by the city under the newly adopted horse-drawn carriage ordinance.
