Athea W Hayling
Gwendolyn Duncan, President of the 40th ACCORD, Inc., informed Historic City News that there will be a memorial celebration in Lauderhill Lakes for the life of Athea W Hayling, who passed away on September 30.
Month: October 2012
Transliteration at Crisp-Ellert Art Museum
The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum announced to Historic City News this week that they will present an exhibition entitled “Transliteration” — a collaborative project between Flagler College colleagues; painter, Sara Pedigo, and poet, Liz Robbins.
Community Day in Ponte Vedra Beach
St Johns County Fire-Rescue and the organization, “Firefighters for Families” have extended an invitation to Historic City News readers to visit Fire Station 10 next Saturday, October 13th for their annual Community Day.
Marriage Licenses Applications – 10/7/2012
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Final Judgments through 10/7/2012
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Grassroots activist training at meeting
Dena Espenscheid, representing American Majority Florida, will be the guest speaker when the Saint Augustine Tea Party meets at the Village Inn restaurant at 900 N Ponce de Leon Boulevard in St Augustine at 6:30 p.m., on Tuesday, October 9.
Fatal crash on Nocatee Parkway
Traffic Homicide investigator Mac McGinnis reported to Historic City News that a 30-year-old bicyclist was killed this morning as he traveled east on Nocatee Parkway; and collided with a 2008 Honda SUV at Crosswater Parkway.
Barack Obama vs Roseanne Barr
Historic City News readers will soon choose who to select for President of the United States; but they will have to choose between more than just Barack Obama and Mitt Romney — in fact twelve-pair of would-be president/vice-president candidate’s names will appear on the ballot, plus a blank line to select one of six additional…