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Kai Tutor: Local pizza acrobat
Steve Lieber, Director of the United States Pizza team, was introduced to local pizza acrobat Kai Tutor the same way as Historic City News — by e-mail.
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Sixth man arrested in child porn operation
A 24 year-old man who police have been searching for since a warrant for his arrest was announced to Historic City News on November 22nd, was taken into custody yesterday; bringing to six the total number of arrests by detectives with the Special Victims’ Unit as part of “Operation: Reveal”.
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Commission takes oath in December 6th meeting
The St. Augustine City Commission will hold its organizational meeting on Monday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m. in The Alcazar Room, City Hall, 75 King Street.
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Uptown Neighborhood Association meeting
The St. Augustine 
will meet Saturday, December 11th at the residence of Dan and Yolanda Ditmore who reside at 82 1/2 Water Street.
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Plundering the beach for buried treasure
With all the new-found attention on pirates in Saint Augustine, local Historic City News reporters headed to the beach this morning to see just who might be burying, or retrieving, a cache of jewels and gold.
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Historic City Memories: An airline for St Augustine
An airline for St Augustine
By Geoff Dobson
The St. Augustine Airport, once known as the St. Augustine Municipal Airport, has changed its name once again. The rumor on the street is that a scheduled airline is to come.
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Awards for Bartram Scenic Highway
Historic City News was informed by St. Johns County spokeswoman Karen Pan, that The William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway has been recognized recently with several awards for its Master Plan and website www.BartramScenicHighway.com.
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Expanded polystyrene foam can be recycled
Adam Morley asks Historic City News readers to remember that there is a way to recycle expanded polystyrene foam, such as the cushioning material used in packaging, polystyrene beads, or peanuts.