At tonight’s meeting, Historic City News has learned that the organization will be meeting their newly elected officers and discussing upcoming projects for the year commencing with assisting in the “Turtle Town USA Cleanup Project” for St. Augustine beaches on April 24th.
This coming week will be a tense one for Florida teachers, as we await Governor Crist’s decision.
Historic City News readers are reminded that Earth Day is April 17th, and, as part of the celebration, the 6th annual Bartram Bash will be at Alpine Groves Park.
When the regular 5:00 p.m. St. Augustine City Commission meeting begins in the Alcazar Room at City Hall tomorrow night, Historic City News reporters will be watching as the commission considers a proposal concerning the lease of state-owned historic properties.
St. Johns County Administrator, Michael D. Wanchick, announced to local St. Johns County news reporters at Historic City News that the Solid Waste Management Division is going even greener and accepting more items to be recycled county-wide.
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At Tuesday’s meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, Historic City News local reporters observed as commissioners approved an amended Tourist Development Plan.
General Services Director Jim Piggott tells local St. Augustine news reporters with Historic City News that bids under the Harbor Management Plan for the city’s mooring fields will be opened April 22nd.
