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6th Annual Taste of the Beach
Bob Samuels told Historic City News local reporters that the St. Augustine Beach Civic Association is sponsoring the 6th Annual “Taste of the Beach” on Sunday, May 15th.
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Nelmar Terrace neighborhood meeting
St. Augustine Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont informed local Historic City News reporters today that the Planning and Building Department has scheduled a public meeting for Thursday evening to discuss the real estate development at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind.
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New Businesses through 04/24/2011
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Sheriff hits mark with local Tea Party
Historic City News editor Michael Gold was in attendance last night as St. Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar addressed a full house of members and guests of the St. Augustine Tea Party during their regular meeting held at the Village Inn.
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Morse code Day April 27th
Historic City News reporters note the April 27th commemoration of “Morse code Day” with a caveat — being that although Samuel Finley Breese Morse was born in 1791 on April 27th, he is actually the co-inventor of “Morse code”.
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Arrests made at alleged drug house
Today the St. Augustine Police Department reported to Historic City News that they served a search warrant on an apartment at 24B Louise Street; resulting in two arrests.
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Visitors take advantage of free admission
Lindsey Phillips told Historic City News reporters that America’s 394 national parks celebrated National Park Week April 16 – 24 with the idea Healthy Parks, Healthy People.
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Reptile charmers accept risky job
Reptile charmers accept risky job
Special to Historic City News
By Emily Hoover