Historic City News readers are encouraged to participate when the St Augustine City Commission holds its second, and final, public hearing on Thursday, September 19th at 5:05 p.m., in the Alcazar Room at City Hall; completing the annual budget approval process.
Anastasia State Park and the Friends of Anastasia State Park have invited Historic City News readers to participate in their 10th annual 10K run and 5K beach walk through the beautiful and scenic Anastasia State Park on Saturday, September 21, 2013 at 7:30 a.m.
According to John Ruddell, a supervisor for the city’s waste water collection system, as simple as it seems, one of the most effective ways to find leaks or unintended pipe connections in a sanitary sewer system is to push smoke through the pipes. Historic City News readers who reside in the Abbott Tract neighborhood will be affected as the city begins this testing in two weeks.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office reported to Historic City News that there has been a break in the investigation of the February 22nd murder of 32-year-old Zuheily Roman Rosado; a convenience store clerk at the Mobil Mart located on SR-100 at I-95 in Palm Coast.
Shoppers beware — Historic City News has been informed that a man and woman, apparently working as a team, are being sought in connection with the theft of two wallets; picked from the purses of separate victims at two local grocery stores last Friday.
Letter: County salary request withheld for money
Randy Covington
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
On September 4, I contacted County Administrator, Michael Wanchick, and Budget Director Douglas Timms to request a list of St Johns County employee salaries for 2012, 2013, and proposed in the 2014 budget, so that I would be prepared to discuss the subject during the second and final public hearing on September 24, 2013.
City Police spokesman, Mark Samson, reminds Historic City News readers that everyone in the crowds that have followed the Gentlemen of the Road Stopover to St Augustine has not necessarily come to town to enjoy the music.
Elections are a year away, but St Augustine business owner and Certified Public Accountant, 39-year-old Todd D. Neville, has announced to Historic City News that he has become a candidate for the St Augustine City Commission, Seat 4.
