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Letter: Marcus attends Hutchinson Tea Party
Dear Editor:
Captain Lloyd Marcus of the Tea Party Army reporting on my mission in Hutchinson Kansas. I was the keynote speaker for the Hutchinson Tea Party.
Posted inCommunity
Flagler College held first Honors Day
Priscilla Proctor reported to Historic City News that on April 12th in the Flagler College Auditorium, a new tradition was born when…
Posted inCommunity
State College students honored
St. Johns River State College announced to local Historic City News reporters the recent honors presented to students for their local, state and national academic achievements and their participation in campus activities.
Posted inCommunity
Local firefighters receive national training
Jeremy Robshaw, St. Johns County Fire Rescue Public Information Officer, informed local Historic City News reporters today that four firefighters recently Indianapolis, Indiana, where they participated in an advanced training class on Truck Company Operations.
Posted inBusiness
New Businesses through 04/17/2011
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Posted inGovernment
Update from Port Commissioner Bliss
Historic City News receives regular reports from Commissioner Bliss as to the activities undertaken during the regular meeting of the St. Augustine Port, Waterway and Beach District.
Posted inGovernment
Mica blames bureaucracy for delays in accreditation
U.S. Rep. John L. Mica held an emergency meeting of state VA and other leaders today, April 19th, at 3:30 p.m. in St. Augustine City Hall, where he tells Historic City News Editor Michael Gold that he wants answers regarding the delay in getting proper accreditation for the Clyde E. Lassen State VA Nursing Home.
Posted inGovernment
Noise ordinance moving forward – slowly
Historic City News can report that, although its not final yet, the leaning of commissioners expressing their opinions seems to favor a lessening of restrictions to homeowners and a tightening of restrictions on nuisance sources of noise in St. Johns County.