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Airport Pilots Association installs new board
St. Augustine Airport Pilots Association reported to the Historic City News St. Johns County local news desk “We’ve got plenty to look forward to in 2010.”
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Thrasher objection stalls inmate medical bill
The St. Johns County local news desk reported earlier this month that a proposed Senate Bill (SB 218) will provide a great deal of savings for taxpayers by avoiding overpayment of medical care costs for arrested persons.
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Another record breaking month – for unemployment
As we consider how many people we can send to rebuild Haiti, how many civilian, paramilitary and military personnel we can send to rebuild countries in the Middle East and elsewhere, let’s not forget those in crisis right here in Florida.
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Charges for yard debris collection at beach
On June 10, 2009, the St. Johns County local news desk at Historic City News reported that both City of St. Augustine Beach and St. Johns County officials were looking into whether or not any billing error has occurred relating to yard waste collected at the beach.
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Another Florida bank fails: Premier American Bank
Premier American Bank, Miami Florida, was closed today by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation; making it the fifth FDIC-insured institution to fail in the nation this month and the first in Florida.
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Thomma: Does Obama have what it takes
The 2009-2010 Flagler College Forum on Government and Public Policy reported to the St. Augustine local news desk that McClatchy Newspapers Senior White House Correspondent Steven Thomma, will be their next speaker.
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Great Southern Cracker Roadshow
Priscilla Proctor reported to the St. Augustine local news desk that Flagler College’s Writers-In-Residence program will feature Janis Owens and Dana Ste. Claire in the “Great Southern Cracker Roadshow” next month.
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Beach season will be here before you know it
St. Johns County spokesperson Karen Pan reminds Historic City News readers of the many opportunities available for beach recreation along 41 miles of beautiful coastline.