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Romanza puts on An Evening of Swing
Join Historic City News as Romanza relives WWII St. Augustine in USO style with its presentation of “An Evening of Swing”.
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Is the Quarter Spanish or simply Colonial?
According to an article presented in The St. Augustine Report, Historic City News has learned that thought is being given to changing the name of the city’s living history museum from “Colonial Spanish Quarter” to simply “Colonial Quarter”.
Posted inGovernment
Commission reassigns committees and boards
The St. Augustine City Commission wrapped up 2010 with two important tasks that were reported to Historic City News – assignment of commissioners to local area boards and review of commission-appointed committees.
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Homeless Coalition performs Christmas interviews
Historic City News wants to know; do we really know what Christmas is like for the homeless?
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Letter: Island businesses will suffer
Dear Editor:
The City of St. Augustine is planning a major change to the traffic pattern within the historic district which could have disastrous effects on the traffic flow onto Anastasia Boulevard.
Posted inCommunity
16th Annual Tips for Kid’s Sake dinner
Historic City News readers are being invited to help Wade and Amy Taylor raise money and awareness for Big Brothers-Big Sisters of St. Johns County.
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Historic City Memories: The Wild East
The Wild East
Shootouts in Florida
By Geoff Dobson
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Historic City Trivia: Marineland
On last week’s word that Marineland was sold to the Georgia Aquarium for an estimated $9.1 million, Historic City News thought it would be fun to look back at a few interesting facts surrounding the attraction that for many years made its mark on tourism in the St. Augustine area.