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Driver arrested in possession of stolen car

Historic City News has learned that just before noon on Saturday, Corporal John Sheets observed a suspicious blue Toyota, traveling west bound in the area of Evergreen and Masters Drive. Sheets did a “wanted” check on the license plate number and discovered that Jacksonville authorities had reported the vehicle tag had been stolen. A traffic…

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Public Safety

Theatre on agenda for the Holiday weekend

St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys announced to Historic City News the following weekend events for your holiday enjoyment.

Community

Cab driver victim in early morning robbery

St. Augustine Police Corporal John Sheets responded to an armed robbery call from a taxicab driver on San Marco Avenue at 2:09 a.m. early Sunday morning according to a report received by Historic City News.

Public Safety

Owner may have been home during burglary

Officer Michael Linsky responded to the 60th block of Saragossa Street Monday where Historic City News has learned that a burglar may have entered the residence while the owner and her roommate were at home.

Public Safety

Burglary to local residence occurred Sunday

Officer William Protami responded to the 55th block of Lewis Blvd Monday where Historic City News has learned of a reported burglary to a residence.

Public Safety

City makes AAA 12 best holiday location list

The American Automobile Association (AAA) announced to Historic City News today that they have selected St. Augustine as one of the twelve best locations in the United States and Canada to experience holiday cheer.

Community

Temporary road closures on West King Street

Karen Pan reported to Historic City News that Arenta Street and Mackey Lane will each close for one day as part of the ongoing West King Street construction project.

Community

Smart Growth vs Hometown Democracy

Recurring allegations that members of the St. Johns County Commission are influenced in their decisions by big-money developers may quiet down next year, if State Constitution Amendment 4 is approved in November.

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