HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2013

Final Judgments through 12/21/2013

The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee. The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Clerk of Court and should be consulted before taking any action.

Business

Sharing the images from Nights of Lights

Sharing the images from Nights of Lights Mark Cubbedge Historic City News Events Photographer St Augustine, FL For the past four years, our historic city has been magnificently adorned in white lights and I have not been able to find the time to photograph it. Each year the lights would go dark, early in the…

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Business

Has Jacksonville consolidation finally reached us?

Historic City News reader, Carolyn Mudgette, told local reporters that, as part of her exercise regimen, she goes out for a morning run. Mudgette is a Licensed Massage Therapist in St Augustine Beach.

Community

Previously convicted molester goes back to prison

RJ Larizza, State Attorney for the 7th Judicial Circuit, informed Historic City News that at a sentencing hearing yesterday, 43-year-old Justin Stephen Frazier was sentenced to a total of 20-years in state prison, followed by 15-years’ probation.

Public Safety

Guest Column: Getting healthier in 2014

Guest Column: Getting healthier in 2014 Eric West St Johns, FL Over 2000 years ago, Hippocrates said “Walking is man’s best medicine” and his advice then still rings true today.

Editorials

Injured owl rescued by citizen at St Augustine Beach

This morning while firefighters were on their way to Station 7 at the St Augustine Beach Pier, they were stopped by a passing motorist on A1A who has discovered an injured baby owl on the side of the road, according to a report received by Historic City News today.

Community

Tax collector may begin taking weapons applications

In a move heralded to put the application process “closer to the people”, a move that some legislators say will make applying for a concealed weapon permit “more convenient” for taxpayers, Sen. Wilton Simpson and Representative James Grant proposed a bill this week to let county tax collectors handle gun permit applications.

Government

SeaWorld: The truth is in our parks and people

SeaWorld: The truth is in our parks and people Fred Jacobs Vice President, Communications SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Dear Historic City News readers: Inaccurate reports recently have generated questions about SeaWorld and the animals in our care. The truth is in our parks and people, and it’s time to set the record straight.

Editorials