BreeLee Johnston told local St. Johns County news reporters that Historic City News readers are invited to the St. Augustine Freedom Rally and Tea Party rally on April 17th, from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at Francis Field.
Effective tomorrow, Tuesday, April 13th, the local St. Augustine news desk has received word from Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont that the Toques Place parking lot will be closed for construction during the day tomorrow.
The Flagler College Students In Free Enterprise team reported to Historic City News local reporters that they won their regional competition on March 29th in Charlotte, N.C.
Valerie Deville, Director of Adult Therapy for the Betty Griffin House, reported to Historic City News that Lauren Book-Lim will walk throughout St. Augustine this weekend as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Several days ago while having a conversation with a friend about the current state of America, we both commented that “this is not the same place we grew up as kids,” and we have noticed the dismantling of the fabric of America.
Historic City News local St. Augustine news reporters were on the scene of another water line break that had traffic on Cathedral Place closed down into one lane.
At tonight’s meeting, Historic City News has learned that the organization will be meeting their newly elected officers and discussing upcoming projects for the year commencing with assisting in the “Turtle Town USA Cleanup Project” for St. Augustine beaches on April 24th.
This coming week will be a tense one for Florida teachers, as we await Governor Crist’s decision.
