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Month: April 2013

McCormack contract by the numbers

McCormack contract by the numbers

Despite a six-month extension already given to County Attorney Patrick McCormack which made his contract renewal date October 15, 2013, St Johns County Commission Chair Jay Morris added an item to Tuesday’s agenda to extend the controversial attorney’s contract with the county for four more years.

Government
Renowned classicist inspires home designers

Renowned classicist inspires home designers

The Florida Society of the American Institute of Building Design announced to Historic City News today that they are hosting a program by renowned classicist, CHRISTINE G. H. FRANCK; that promises to inspire home designers and participants with techniques that will improve their drawing and design skills. This course will give designers techniques to improve…

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Community

Recap of County Commission actions

Historic City News readers will want to remain abreast of the following actions taken in yesterday’s county commission meeting.

Government
Ponce de Leon: Founder of Florida

Ponce de Leon: Founder of Florida

Don Juan Ponce de Leon was born about 1474 in present-day Spain, at Santervás de Campos, Valladolid Province, in the kingdom of Castile-León; and, he died in a Cuban hospital located in Havana in July 1521 — 44 years before Pedro Menendez founded the City of St Augustine.

Community
Life Lesson exhibit Friday night

Life Lesson exhibit Friday night

“Life Lessons,” a one-night exhibit featuring the culmination of a collaborative art experience between Flagler College art students and clients from the Council on Aging will be held on April 5 at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum.

Community
Burn activity in Guana Reserve today

Burn activity in Guana Reserve today

After a day of hosting crowds that included members of some of St Augustine’s founding Minorcan families, Historic City News reporters and a troupe of authentic 16th century re-enactors, the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve will undertake an ecological prescribed burn on the southern portion of the Guana Peninsula.

Public Safety
A celebration 500 years in the making

A celebration 500 years in the making

Today, all eyes will be on the Historic City of St Augustine as city residents and visitors celebrate five hundred years, to the day, since Ponce de Leon’s landing in Florida. A full day of activities is scheduled in celebration of “Viva 500”.

Community
History relived as Ponce statue dedicated

History relived as Ponce statue dedicated

The only surviving navigational reading recorded of Ponce de Leon’s journey in 1513 known to Historic City News was taken at a position of 30 degrees 8 minutes north latitude, just off the coast of current day South Ponte Vedra Beach.

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