Rhythm & Ribs Festival scheduled
The St. Augustine Sunrise Rotary has announced to Historic City News that they will be sponsoring the 14th Annual Rhythm & Ribs Festival scheduled for April 3, 4, and 5, 2009.
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Art Garfunkel live Sunday
Communications Director Jay Humphreys with the St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau has reported to Historic City News that the other half of Simon & Garfunkel will perform standards from the American songbook as well as hits such as “Bridge Over Troubled Water.” live at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, Sunday.
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After-school Program teaches Healthy Habits
Betsy Clarkson, Recreation Superintendent for the St. Johns County Recreation and Parks Department has reported to Historic City News that her department has partnered with the St. Augustine Elks Lodge 829 and the St. Johns County Health Department to offer a free “Kids Fit Club” at the Hastings after-school program.
Community Lecture Series continues
Carrie Pack, Assistant Director of Public Information & Assistant College Newspaper Adviser at Flagler College, has reported to Historic City News that the Flagler College spring Community Lecture Series, “Global Perspectives,” will continue with Victor Ostrowidzki when he presents “One Man’s Journey: WWII Occupied Poland to U.S. Political Journalism” on Tuesday, Feb. 17.
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New Businesses through 02/01/2009
Begin Business Date: 01/26/2009 End Business Date: 02/01/2009
From the records of DENNIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH
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Marriage Licenses through 02/01/2009
From the records of Cheryl Strickland
St. Johns County Clerk of Court
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Dr. Wentz talks about The Windover Site
Historic City News has learned that The St. Augustine Archeology Association in conjunction with The Florida Public Archeology Network will present its February lecture Dr. Rachel K Wentz talking about The Windover Site: A Glimpse of Life in Florida 7,000 Years Ago.
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Someone taking pictures of your house?
Since the implementation of the PATRIOT ACT, it seems like privacy concerns have come to the front of public discussion; nationally as well as right here in St. Augustine.