St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys reminds Historic City News readers that this Friday is First Friday in St. Augustine complete with self-guided tours through the heart of the art district.
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City Manager John Regan has received support from the St. Augustine City Commission and Mayor setting the tenor at the last meeting attended by Historic City News; where he has proposed an operational mode “to do great things.
St. Johns County Civic Association Roundtable president Anthony Bosco reported that County Administrator Michael Wanchick will be the guest speaker at this month’s regular business meeting.
The City of St. Augustine notified Historic City News that the date for the inaugural meeting of the St. Augustine 450th Commemoration Commission has been set for Monday, July 18th.
Historic City News received a report from the St. Johns County Education Foundation of their second annual “Donor Reception” held May 26th at A1A Ale Works in St. Augustine.
Nearly everyone in St. Johns County got a raise this morning when Florida’s minimum wage was increased by 6¢ — to a staggering $7.31 per hour.
Carolyn Mudgette updated local Historic City News reporters on the final accounting for this year’s Rhythm & Ribs Festival and charitable benefit event, sponsored by Bozard Ford.
