HISTORIC CITY NEWS November 2015

New sales tax increase goes into effect January 1st

Supporting the theory that many Historic City News readers hold, the outcome in today’s special election is reflective of the $189,175.00 raised from special interests; large land owners, developers, real estate professionals, and others who would suffer if the local school district is forced to look to ad valorem taxes and impact fees to finance…

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Government

City Commission

(Mon, 09 Nov 2015 5 pm EST) Agenda

Community

City Commission Shade Meeting

(Mon, 09 Nov 2015 4 pm EST) Agenda

Community

City Commission Team Building Workshop

(Thu, 19 Nov 2015 8 am EST) Agenda

Community

Taxpayers will know about sales tax increase tomorrow

At about 7:30 p.m. tomorrow night, Historic City News will be able to report to residents whether or not a half-cent local option tax will increase the amount of sales tax collected in St Johns County above the six percent base rate.

Government

Update: Medical Examiner confirms identity of body

An autopsy conducted Monday confirmed that the body of a 73-year-old man found Friday at the River to Sea Preserve, 9805 Ocean Shore Boulevard, was that of missing St. Johns County resident Richard Paquin.

Public Safety

This Week in St. Johns County

This Week in St. Johns County Monday – Sunday, November 2 – 8 Flagler College Gilded Age Fashion Exhibit Join a Flagler College tour to see a small recreated collection of men’s and women’s clothing from the beginning of the Gilded Age period. The exhibit is included in the $10

Community

Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting

(Thu, 19 Nov 2015 1 pm EST) Agenda

Community