Author: Historic City News

Restructuring plan confirmed in Morris bankruptcy

The bankruptcy court confirmed Morris Publishing Group’s reorganization plan and approved the adequacy of its Disclosure Statement today; clearing the way for the Company to emerge from bankruptcy as soon as March 1, 2010.

Business

Friends of A1A Environmental Education Fair

Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway will host its first ever Environmental Education Fair on Saturday, May 1st in Marineland, according to an announcement received by the St. Augustine local news desk today.

Community

Citizens assist police to catch purse snatcher

Community Affairs Officer Barbara Clifford of the St. Augustine Police Department reports to our local news desk that last week a 69 year-old woman became the victim of a purse snatching but the suspect was arrested — thanks to some alert citizens.

Public Safety

Complaining about Bank of America practices

Lance Hayes was so frustrated with Bank of America taking funds from his account for bank fees that he says he did not authorize; he told the local news desk at Historic City News that he is picketing the BOA branch that opened his account.

Community

White meets with Florida Memorial officials

Local St. Augustine news reports from Greg White, chair of the West Augustine Community Redevelopment Agency, say top Florida Memorial University officials visited recently to discuss commercial and residential development of its of West Augustine acreage.

Community