St Augustine Police Sergeant Patrick McCaulley needs Historic City News readers to help identify a man captured on surveillance video at a local Kangaroo Station as he left the convenience store without paying for a 24-can pack of beer Saturday, October 27.
Month: October 2012
Bar metes out discipline to Florida attorneys
A Jacksonville attorney who was arrested February 3, 2011, and whose criminal case is still pending in Duval County Circuit Court, has been suspended by The Florida Bar for two years, according to records received by Historic City News in St Augustine today.
Campaigns targeting independent voters
Both the Democratic Party and the GOP have gained new Florida voters since the 2010 elections; however, Historic City News has learned that the number of “no party affiliation” voters has outstripped both parties in new registrations.
Experience the outdoors during November
The Guana-Tolomato-Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve has invited local Historic City News readers to participate in planned activities for November; focused on the conservation and habitat restoration of the local watersheds.
Letter: Community Development Districts
Letter: Community Development Districts
Jeff Neadle
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all the many different taxing authorities, unsure of the value some taxing authorities provide?
Beach police cannot manage evidence room
Historic City News reporters learned that St Johns County Undersheriff Joel Bolante has concluded that St Augustine Beach police department personnel are not properly trained to manage an evidence room, based on the outcome of independent FDLE and SJSO investigations.
US Attorney appoints District Election Officer
Historic City News received word this morning that Assistant United States Attorney Robert Mosakowski has been appointed to serve as the “District Election Officer” for the November General Election in the Middle District of Florida — which includes St Augustine and St Johns County.
Speaker to be Africa Volunteer Corps founder
Studying African history wasn’t enough for Northwestern University student Caitlin Kelley; that, according to an announcement received by Historic City News today.