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El Galeon Andalucia returns to port
As part of a “Homeport 450th Dockage Agreement” the historical replica of a Spanish tall ship, El Galeon Andalucia, sailed into Matanzas Bay this morning.
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FHP says “Drive Sober” campaign underway
The Florida Highway Patrol informed local Historic City News reporters that they will join law enforcement and highway safety agencies across the nation who are participating in the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign.
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Commissioner Sikes-Kline returns to TPO
The North Florida Transportation Planning Organization reported to Historic City News that their board has re-elected St. Augustine Commissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline for a second, one-year term through December 2015.
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FDOT unwraps work in progress
FDOT unwraps work in progress
by George Gardner
St Augustine Report
Monday, the Florida Department of Transportation unveiled its thinking, to date, in their efforts to ease congestion at the San Marco Avenue intersection with May Street and East San Carlos at US-1.
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How about a Beach Pass for Christmas?
Historic City News readers looking for a last minute Christmas gift might consider a St Johns County annual beach pass while they are on sale from all locations of the Tax Collector’s office.
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St. Johns County Offices Closed – Christmas
St. Johns County will be closed Wednesday, December 24, Thursday, December 25, and Friday, December 26, 2014 for Christmas.
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Letter: From the only conservative writer at the Flagler Gargoyle
Hannah Bleau
Flagler College Class of ’14
Dear HCN Editor and Flagler Gargoyle readers:
What are we supposed to walk away with as we graduate from college? An increased sense of self? Greater critical thinking skills? A more opened mind? That’s what the promise is. We spend years writing, reading and forming opinions of our own. By the time you’re a senior in college, you should be well acquainted with the concept of the free exchange of ideas.
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Can you identify the thieves in this video?
The St. Augustine Police Department is asking Historic City News readers to help identify a black female and her accomplices.