Posted inCommunity Editorials
Ten major St Augustine news stories in 2010
• Bridge of Lions reopens • University of Florida takes over historic properties management • First America Foundation to manage 450th Commemoration…
Posted inEditorials
Letter: Please help Friends of A1A
Dear Editor:
You’ve probably heard me say it before—every day I am amazed at how far we have come with our vision for the A1A Byway.
Posted inBusiness
Which stores would you miss?
After operating a brick-and-mortar retail business established in St. Augustine almost 85 years ago, Historic City Companies recently closed the doors to our local store; largely because of the buying habits of our customers.
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Letter: Come together to get the work done
Dear Editor:
2010 saw PUSH members involved in large numbers in efforts throughout the county to ameliorate current conditions for our homeless neighbors, advocate for comprehensive solutions and reach out to numerous faith based and civic organizations with education presentations.
Posted inPublic Safety
Christmas robbery in Winn-Dixie parking lot
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Police Department was called to the Winn-Dixie Marketplace on South Ponce de Leon Boulevard on Christmas Day to investigate a robbery.
Posted inCommunity
PUSH Annual Report published
January 2010 PUSH was invited to attend the Complete Count (US Census) committee on January 12, 2010 to kick off the census…
Posted inPublic Safety
Vehicle stolen – some contents later found
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Police Department was called to a residence on Lions Gate Drive last Wednesday, December 22nd, to investigate a vehicle that was reported stolen.
Posted inCommunity
Marriage Licenses Applications – 12/26/2010
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