Posted inGovernment
Election results for local contests
2010 Primary Election August 24, 2010
St. Johns County Unofficial Election Results
Posted inPublic Safety
Body discovered – believed to be missing teacher
The body of a missing school teacher who lived off Pacetti Road and worked in Putnam County was discovered today thanks to what St. Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar calls “good old fashioned police work.”
Posted inPublic Safety
Suspicious death: 46 year-old Palm Coast woman
Public Information Officer Debra Johnson told local St. Johns County reporters with Historic City News that a 46-year-old Palm Coast woman was found unresponsive in her bed shortly after 2:00 a.m. this morning and Flagler County Sheriff’s detectives are labeling the death as “suspicious”.
Posted inCommunity
Alumni induct first Hall of Fame class
The St. Augustine-Ketterlinus High School Alumni Association, Inc. announced to Historic City News local reporters that they will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of St. Augustine High School at its Varella Avenue location with a dinner at the Renaissance Resort at World Golf Village on October 14, 2010.
Free screening of Change in the Wind
Flagler College informed local St. Augustine News reporters that the Andrew Young Foundation will return to the school on September 3rd with a new documentary, “Change in the Wind”.
Posted inPublic Safety
Drunk driver should have taken taxi
Early Friday morning, a police scuffle downtown during a DUI traffic stop, winds a 32 year-old Elkton man in jail — by way of a trip to the hospital.
Posted inEditorials
Crestview shows how to cut back
In a time of falling revenue, rising taxpayer discontent and tough talk about the need for local governments to cut costs, the toughest talk of all is coming from the City of Crestview.
Posted inGovernment
Mayor falls on his sword
St. Augustine Mayor Joseph L. Boles, Jr., a vocal proponent of the cultural exchange program between St. Augustine and Aviles, Spain, including what some residents look on as expense-paid “vacations” or “junkets” for city commissioners and city staffers, tonight admitted his influence may have gone too far.