The St. Augustine Regional Chapter of Women’s Council of REALTORS reported to Historic City News that they hosted their annual installation luncheon honoring the chapter’s 2011 slate of officers.
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Police Department is participating with “The Voice of Lincolnville”, Carrie Johnson, and their friends during the upcoming, annual Community Christmas Caroling event.
The somewhat controversial non-profit First America Foundation, was missing-in-action at the last meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission where it was expected to make an updated report to commissioners as to its progress.
Historic City News watched during last week’s reorganization meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission when fellow commissioners selected Leanna Freeman to serve as Vice-Mayor for the next two years.
Government Television and Public Information spokesman Rob Weber reported to Historic City News the following Christmas and New Year’s Holiday schedule for various St. Johns County facilities:
St. Johns River Community College reported to Historic City News that the last class of cadets to graduate from the Criminal Justice Academy this year was recently recognized during a graduation ceremony.
At the Federal Courthouse in Jacksonville yesterday, Historic City News reporter Kerry McGuire watched as U.S. Magistrate Thomas E. Morris decided to release St. Augustine Beach businesswoman Lydia Cladek — to the surprise and chagrin of many of her more than 1,000 investors who say they were bilked out of $113 million.
Howard (Xhabbo) Lewis reported to Historic City News that a Kwanzaa Celebration will be held Thursday, December 16, 2010 from 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.
