Historic City News readers are patriotically invited to attend the open meeting of the Saint Augustine Tea Party on Tuesday, May 8th. at 6:30 p.m. at the Village Inn located at 900 North Ponce de Leon Boulevard, in St. Augustine.
Historic City News has obtained a copy of the arrest report from the St Johns County Sheriffs Office clarifying media accounts that have been broadcast and published following a domestic violence call that resulted in a close-range missed gunshot by one deputy, a TASER shot resulting in serious head injuries by another deputy, and a defendant who was armed only with a kitchen knife, who is still confined to a hospital bed nearly five-days later.
Historic City News readers are invited to attend a free presentation being held at Fort Matanzas National Monument. The special event takes place on Saturday, May 12, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. demonstrating the cultural influences in the Spanish Colonial Kitchen.
Jim Campbell has been attending the Integrative Memory Enhancement Program at Fruit Cove Baptist Church for over 3-years now. He enjoys the structured, research-based program that integrates the mind, body, and brain connections to boost cognitive reserve and minimize the progression of memory loss or dementia.
Sheriff Rick Staly of Flagler County called a press conference yesterday to confirm details about the arrest of a civilian employee charged with a felony for allegedly stashing marijuana in her locker at work.
Some Historic City News readers remember when many rural households didn’t have electricity or running water. Although those days are long gone for most, there’s still lots of room for improvement. In fact, our American infrastructure used to be the envy of the world. Now, it’s in disrepair.
Historic City News readers can participate in our St Augustine City Commission Seat 4 voter preference poll on facebook at historiccitynews.com
Editorial: Commissions need to tend to their knitting
Michael Gold, Editor in Chief
HISTORIC CITY NEWS
Editorially, Historic City News has taken the position, and, as a consultant to candidates and elected public officials, I have personally advised my clients to “mind their own business” when it comes to issues that do not fall under their jurisdictional authority.
