Posted inEditorials
Letter: Thankful for news of Andrew Young visit
Dear Editor:
I just wanted to say how very happy I am that Rev. Andrew Young will be in St. Augustine next week.
Posted inCommunity
Native Plant Society meets March 9th
The local Sea Oats chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society reported to the St. Johns County local news desk that the program for their March meeting will be “Wild Florida – Images of Nature from the Panhandle to the Keys”.
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Monday night classic films at The Cyprian Center
Historic City News readers are invited to enjoy the Classic Film Series presented by The Cyprian Center for Expressive Arts each Monday evening.
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Guest Column: The Florida Railroad Builder
One cannot visit the city of Saint Augustine without recalling its long and romantic past under the flags of Spain, France and England as well as its exciting beginning under the American flag.
Posted inGovernment
Architectural style downtown on agenda – again
Planning and Building Director Mark Knight and City Attorney Ron Brown will outline legal steps necessary to revise the long-standing Historic Preservation District guidelines in a presentation before the City Commission Monday night.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes at Flagler
The local St. Augustine news desk has learned that Flagler College Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Casey Welch and the college’s Student Activities will host three more events in February as part of its six-part series, “Commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King and Celebrating Black History Month”.
Posted inCommunity
Upchurch Park reopens on limited schedule
Effective today, Saturday, February 6th, the local St. Augustine news desk has received word from Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont that the Hamilton Upchurch Neighborhood Park will reopen; but on a limited schedule.
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Save $10 buying your beach pass by March 1st
The St. Johns County local news desk reminds Historic City News readers that the annual beach passes are on sale now at the pre-season price of $30 for residents and $40 for non-residents through March 1st.