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Save our Southern Heritage

Historic City News readers are patriotically invited to attend the Open Meeting of the St Augustine Tea Party on Tuesday evening, December 12th at 6:30 p.m., held at the Village Inn located at 900 North Ponce de Leon Boulevard, St. Augustine.

Community

Letter: Pier Park and Pavilion giveaway

Letter: Pier Park and Pavilion giveaway Merrill Paul Roland, Esq. St. Johns County, FL Dear Historic City News editor: I attended a City of St. Augustine Beach Commission Meeting last night.

Editorials

Death of a Murray Middle School teenage girl has school reeling

The early afternoon death of a Murray Middle School teenage girl has left many students, teachers, school staff and parents reeling from the unexpected tragedy.

Public Safety

Ponte Vedra Beach woman arrested in shooting

Deputies tell Historic City News crime reporters that they responded to the residence of Allison Mary Tomlinson of 274 Possum Trot Road in Ponte Vedra Beach at about 1:20 a.m. to investigate a reported shooting.

Public Safety

Sexual Predator: Charles Victor Bradley

In accordance with Florida State Statute 775.21, this news release will serve as public notification that the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has been given information that a person judged to be a sexual predator has moved to another address within St. Johns County.

Public Safety

State Attorney Larizza announces new hires

Historic City News learned this afternoon that three “new hires” at the office of State Attorney R.J. Larizza are not too new. Some familiar faces are returning to the Seventh Circuit State Attorney’s Office.

Government

Proposed A1A multi–use trail Vilano Beach to Mickler’s Landing

SR-A1A from Vilano Beach to Mickler’s Landing is an increasingly congested, high–speed corridor which has seen a steady increase in vehicle traffic over the past several years.

Community

Cultural Council awards State of the Arts grants

Historic City News was informed that six organizations were recently awarded grants at a reception at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum. They were selected according to their commitment to creating projects that reach underserved audiences, further arts education and generate art in public places.

Community