As part of a multi-phase Parks and Recreation Master Plan update process, St Johns County Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting two community meetings that will focus on three main topics, including:
(1) Master Plan Update and Summary
(2) Overview of the Needs Assessment
(3) Needs and Expectations for Recreation
The St. Johns County Property Appraiser reported to Historic City News that he has submitted the preliminary 2018 Tax Roll to the Florida Department of Revenue and the Local Taxing Authorities on June 29, 2018.
Historic City News readers will welcome a record number of visitors expected to experience St Johns County beaches during the 2018 Independence Day holiday.
To improve parking, traffic, and access conditions for residents and visitors, St Johns County is offering the following Reach the Beach tips.
Peter Miele announced to Historic City News that he is running for Seat 4 on the Anastasia Mosquito Control District. He made the following statements to introduce himself and his campaign to our readers.
Nicole Jebbia, Programming Coordinator for the Anastasia Island Branch Library, updated local Historic City News reporters on the upcoming activities planned for this month.
Letter: Intrigue at the Republican Executive Committee
Lance Thate, Chairman
Saint Augustine Tea Party
Dear Historic City News editor:
Eric West, a former Chairman of the Saint Augustine Tea Party, is now making a bid to be the Chairman of the St Johns County Republican Executive Committee. For Eric West, it was always Republican Party loyalty above all. West, now, is ready to collect his reward for his party loyalty.
A 47-year-old female who is reported to have been in a domestic relationship with the owner of a local 7-Eleven convenience store for about 20-years, has come forward to report recent physical injuries sustained while on her job at the hands of the business owner, Flagler Beach city commissioner Eric Douglas Cooley.
Eddie Creamer, St. Johns County Property Appraiser, announced to Historic City News today that property owners who suffered hurricane damage during the 2016 and 2017 storm seasons may qualify for a new property tax refund.
