Local St. Augustine reporters have learned that three residences connected by a common parking area, are also connected as victims of recent burglaries in the area of Riberia Street and Carrera Street.
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. updated Historic City News, as promised, with the locations of the 30 underperforming grocery stores it plans to close before the end of September — the St. Augustine stores were spared.
Two mules and two slaves for the widow Abbott
By Geoff Dobson
In July 1539, during his North American entrada, the army of Governor Don Hernando de Soto crosses the Withlacoochee River near present-day Inverness, FL.
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It was good to see Commissioner Mark Miner and his new bride Cheryl at the Republican Club of Greater St. Augustine last month; when he came home on a short leave from deployment in Kuwait.
As part of its free monthly lecture series, Historic City News reporters learned that in the August 7th presentation at Mission San Luis, Derek Boyd Hankerson will speak on the topic of “Boys and Girls Clubs of America” — from the perspective of an alumnus of two clubs in suburban Maryland.
On Monday, August 9th at 7:00 p.m., Sacha Martin, President of the North Shores Improvement Association tells Historic City News local reporters that their organization will sponsor a candidate forum for contested seats in the August 24th Primary Election.
