Historic City News

Florida School of Arts juried student exhibition

A digital photograph by Jordan Baker of St. Augustine will be one entry, from more than 15 fine art, photography and illustration students, that Historic City News readers can enjoy as part of the annual Juried Student Exhibition presented by the Florida School of the Arts.

Community

Seen Around: Pension reform bill passes

Senate pension plan passes despite resistance Published in the Sun News: Arcadian Updated: 03/31/2011 08:12:03PM

Government

Flagler grad becomes new assistant director

Flagler College announced to local Historic City News reporters that they have appointed Alecia Manning, ’05, as their new assistant director of the Annual Fund.

Community

Local firefighters take 1st in MS Mud Run

St. Johns County Fire Rescue spokesman Jeremy Robshaw reported to Historic City News that several firefighters recently won 1st Place honors in an annual competition event hosted by the Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Community

Collision at IGP and US-1 sends four to hospital

FHP Lieutenant Bill Leeper reported to Historic City News that a two-car collision involving a Sheriff’s SUV occurred late this afternoon at around 4:25 p.m.

Public Safety

The Bar: disciplined-suspended-disbarred

A Jacksonville attorney who has been licensed for over ten years has been suspended for 91 days following a February 8th court order; joining a list of 26 attorneys being disbarred or suspended as reported to Historic City News today.

Business

Humane Society sponsors one-day dog classes

The St. Augustine Humane Society notified Historic City News that they will sponsor a series of dog training classes during the coming two months.

Community

Additional charges for accused graffiti vandal

Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that over the course of the past two months, the St. Augustine Police Department has successfully linked 18 year-old Hudson Patrick Crace to additional graffiti vandalism.

Public Safety