Free Earth Day event for families
Historic City News readers are invited to participate in the 7th Annual Bartram Bash being held on Sunday, April 17th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Alpine Groves Park.
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Fifth Annual Sea Turtle Festival
Keepers of the Coast President Tara Dodson invited Historic City News readers to join them at the St. Johns County Fishing Pier Pavilion on St. Augustine Beach as they welcome the return of the nesting sea turtles to the beaches of North east Florida.
Marriage Licenses Applications – 4/3/2011
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Final Judgments through 4/3/2011
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Gargoyle recognized at College Media Convention
Gargoyle Advisor Brian Thompson informed Historic City News local reporters that the Flagler College online student newspaper and its co-editor were recognized with third-place awards at the annual Spring College Media Convention.
Letter: Vote no to debt limit increase
As all of you are probably aware, the nation is very quickly approaching the status of Greece among the world’s nation states regarding our debt to GDP Ratio. In the next few weeks, the Congress will have to vote to raise the debt limit in order to continue their binge of debt incurring, wasteful spending….
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Judge agrees to sale of confederate heritage tag
Everyone has a heritage; and like any other “family”, none are exempt from a few “bad apples”, or a “crazy Aunt Marion” or some other “skeleton” tucked neatly away in their closet.
Royals attend Springtime Tallahassee Festival
St. Augustine’s Royal Family informed local Historic City News reporters that they will participate in this morning’s Grand Parade as part of a weeklong celebration in our state’s capitol.