The dead body of a yet unidentified adult man was discovered at about 11:00 p.m. Sunday night on the side of the road near 570 Christopher Street in West Augustine, according to information reported to Historic City News.
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.
On Friday morning, Historic City News was informed that 39-year-old Wayne Allen Pellicer had been arrested pursuant to an active warrant for conducting narcotic sales from his home at 4517 Third Avenue, off Ocean Boulevard in St Augustine.
The United States Department of Transportation informed local Historic City News reporters Friday that Frontier Airlines, which currently originates flights to Philadelphia and Chicago from Northeast Florida Regional Airport in St Augustine, is one of six airlines who have been selected as approved carriers for flights into and out of Cuba.
Florida House member Cyndi Stevenson was in St Augustine today to be honored with the Florida Sheriff’s Association Legislative Champion Award, according to an announcement received by Historic City News Friday.
The Sisters at Culhane’s Irish Pub in Atlantic Beach reported to Historic City News this week that they are excited to be the premier establishment to watch every game of the Euro 2016 Soccer Tournament Championship which starts this weekend.
Historic City News has learned that at 4:00 p.m. on Monday afternoon, in a secret closed-door session, the city attorney, Isabelle Lopez, will request the advice of the City Commission regarding the pending litigation between the City of St Augustine and the constitutionally protected artists who they continue to harass.
Although it is up to the city manager to recommend and the city commission to decide, a city staff committee is seeking suggestions to consider for a name to give the former car wash site located on the southeast corner of Ponce de Leon Boulevard and King Street, now owned by the city and repurposed as a pocket park.
