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District 4 Candidate Profile: Denver Cook
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After months of uncertainty, iDeal commits to St Johns County
Owners of Volusia County manufacturer, iDeal Aluminum Products, Michael Siegel and Doug Brady, based in DeLand, announced to Historic City News that they will relocate its headquarters and manufacturing plant to St. Johns County with plans to take occupancy by the fourth quarter of this year.
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Guest Column: Civilian Law Enforcement Academy
David B. Shoar, Sheriff
St. Johns County, FL
This month, I would like to tell you about our Civilian Law Enforcement Academy at the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office. This academy began nearly nine years ago and has been well received. To date over 300 of our citizens have taken the class, and the most recent academy, the 21st, began March25th. The academy meets once a week for eleven weeks and for three hours a night.
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Entertainment on Florida’s Historic Coast
Barbara Golden, Communications Manager for the St Augustine, Ponte Vedra and the Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau, informed local Historic City News reporters about the following entertaining events for our St Johns County readers.
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FEATURE: Hedrick Smith through my eyes
FEATURE: Hedrick Smith through my eyes
By: Hannah Bleau
Special to Historic City News
A few days ago, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author Hedrick Smith spoke to the local community at the Flagler Forum. I was on the panel and wrote this article about what happened and what he talked about; through my eyes.
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and esteemed author, Hedrick Smith, was the guest at the Flagler Forum Thursday, March 27, 2014 to promote his new book, “Who Stole the American Dream”.
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City names new Community Development Planner
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Miss California US delivers message of hope
Posted inPublic Safety
Sheriffs Association opposes citizen’s right to bear arms
Follow the links below to watch the YouTube video of some of the testimony before the Florida House Judiciary Committee on Thursday, March 17, 2014, as they consider a bill that would add, during a forced evacuation and state of emergency, to the exceptions that already exist to allow carrying a concealed firearm, without a permit.