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In observance of Martin Luther King Day, Cathy Dupont reported to Historic City News that all offices of the City of St. Augustine will be closed.
Historic City News reporters were on hand when the Tolomato Cemetery Preservation Association held another Tolomato Visitors Day this Saturday, January 15th.
Mary Lawrence with People United to Stop Homelessness of St. Johns County, told Historic City News local community reporters that the Emergency Services Homeless Coalition will conduct its HUD required bi-annual homeless count on January 25, 2011 from 5:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The next meeting of the St. Johns County Young Republicans was announced to Historic City News by Club President and St. Johns County Republican Executive Committee Second Vice-Chairman, Roy A. Alaimo.
As the post-opening final touches are applied, five years after the huge Bridge of Lions rehabilitation project began, Historic City News readers have asked about the new bayfront pier which was constructed to the north of the west entrance plaza — more questions than answers remain.
The City of St. Augustine told local Historic City News reporters that it is hoping to add the Nelmar Terrace National Register Historic District as the seventh neighborhood to be designated a Historic District.
The St. Johns County Education Foundation informed local Historic City News reporters that they honored the community’s mentors at the annual Take Stock in Children mentor appreciation luncheon on Wednesday, January 12th.
