Historic City News has learned that a special ceremony is scheduled to be held Saturday, November 14th which promises to be “the first step” in an effort to create a renaissance of local interest in area history including Florida Memorial College; now known as Florida Memorial University.
Stephanie Vidan Styles extended an invitation to Historic City News readers to join the Children’s Museum of St. Johns for “Wine & Dine Wednesday” at The Tasting Room on October 28th.
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I really enjoyed Geoff Dobson’s article about barbershops and would love to know the source for the story about the incident in DeFuniak Springs (Walton County).
Historic City News learned Friday that Governor Charlie Crist has re-launched the Gubernatorial Fellows Web site and has invited college and university students to apply for the 2010-11 Gubernatorial Fellows program.
According to a report received by Historic City News, St. Augustine city commissioners will retire a relatively light meeting agenda Monday night; however, they will face a heavier workshop agenda the following morning.
Chief Operations Officer John Regan reported to Historic City News that Monday night he will present an innovative utility program to the St. Augustine City Commission at their regular meeting.
Historic City News has compiled the following list of county workers in St. Johns County who earn an annual salary of $60,000 or more, plus benefits; nearly double the $34,572 average annual wage of workers in all industries reported on the St. Johns County website.
Communication Department Chair Tracy Halcomb reported to Historic City News that Barton Palmer will be the keynote speaker at Flagler’s first Fall Film Seminar.
