As most active local candidates complete qualifying for the 2016 Primary and General Election, the first surprise candidate appears to run as a write-in and there are still two and a half days left before the filing period is closed.
Each weekday, Historic City News publishes a summary of calls handled by the St Augustine Police Department. The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee.
The Florida Lottery reported to Historic City News on Monday that St Johns County resident, John Harris Golbranson III, is the latest winner in the $10 million Florida Cash Scratch-Off game. The lucky player has claimed a $1 million prize.
By Linda Y. Murray
Special to Historic City News
Summer is upon us. Let’s all work together towards a common goal, the betterment of the community of West Augustine. How? By being your brother’s keeper. Encourage someone when you can. Help out when you can. Give to someone less fortunate when you can. Do a good deed when you can looking for nothing in return. Be an active positive participant in the betterment of your community.
Autumn Soto has visited Flagler College twice before, Historic City News learned last week, but this time, she viewed it through a lens that was both unfamiliar and intriguing.
Historic City News is proud to announce that two Northeast Florida Young Republicans have received high honors from the Florida Federation of Young Republicans during the 2016 Annual Convention recently held in Melbourne, Florida.
As we continue to focus on why St Augustine’s un-accredited police force is refusing to release the name of the driver who jumped a sidewalk, crossed Cordova Street against traffic, and crashed twice into a hundred-year-old perimeter wall at Flagler College, news in to the Historic City News office that Florida’s governor understands records of local police dispatchers are absolutely open to public disclosure.
by Susan Rathbone
St Augustine, FL
Special to Historic City News
Business owners along Anastasia Boulevard want to become a destination. I recently heard several Anastasia Boulevard business owners suggest that the City took away their ability to be a destination by calling them a corridor in the 2000 Design Standards for Entry Corridors.
