Not long ago, I read a joke. It said all the politicians running for president are promising change to the American people. We send billions and billions of tax dollars to them — and they send us the change.
In what industry insiders are calling “almost comical” and the “regular Friday extension”, Morris Publishing Group, LLC, publishers of The St. Augustine Record and Florida Times Union, announced that they will be granted yet another week’s protection from cross default penalties until October 9, 2009.
Jennifer Hewett-Apperson reported to Historic City News that Reality Check First Coast will be sharing their results and repeating their visioning exercise at County Checks open to all in each of the seven counties in Northeast Florida.
Historic City News has learned that yesterday, Mark Miller asked Judge Wendy Berger to consider that Quinn Hanna Gray does not pose a risk to the community and is not a flight risk; as he argued for his client’s release from jail.
Laurie Sanderson reported to Historic City News that the short merge lane onto the eastbound temporary Bridge of Lions from northbound Avenida Menendez will be closed beginning this Sunday night, October 4th.
Tracy Suter, Manager of Old Florida Museum, announced their First Annual Halloween Festival to Historic City News.
Historic City News was there when demolition of the former Burger King location on Ponce de Leon Boulevard began Friday morning — making way for the area’s newest Zaxby’s Real Chicken.
Historic City News was on the scene Friday morning about 7:30 a.m. as police removed vagrants sleeping around the public market building in the Plaza de la Constitucion.
