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Conrad announces veteran support
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Arts and Entertainment this week
Monday – Sunday, July 25 – 31
America’s Parks Exhibition at Lightner Museum
This exhibition includes juried works of the Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas from the Find Your Park Plein Air event that was held during National Park Week in April. This exhibition is free and is located in the Lightner Museum’s mezzanine level, overlooking the historic pool area. Please enter through Café Alcazar entrance. The museum’s hours are 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily with the last admission at 4:30 p.m. 75 King St. St. Augustine. 904-808-7330
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City stalls fire fee goal with crocodile tears for small business
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Rhey Palmer steps down as longtime president of Neighborhood Council
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Guest Column: Serious Concerns Regarding Bond Credit Ratings
Richard Lawless
Special to Historic City News
Fifty-nine million American’s and millions of businesses rely on the credit ratings issued by rating agencies Moody’s Investors Service, Fitch Ratings, Inc, and Standard & Poors.
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Sheriff: Core values “non-negotiable” — sometimes
In a case of perception being greater than reality, Historic City News has learned that St Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar has been found inconsistent in the enforcement of what he calls a “non-negotiable” core value for his +600 civilian and sworn employees.
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Local Godzilla fan wins first place in Chicago festival
An aspiring professional movie maker, producer and director, Raphael Cosme Jr., a 15-year-old Sophomore at St Joseph Academy in St Augustine, recently returned from the XXIII Godzilla Convention and Festival at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Chicago, where his hobby won him his second first place win in the Youth category.
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Guest Column: Season of growth for Florida Agricultural Museum
Kara Hoblick, Interim Executive Director
Florida Agricultural Museum
Special to Historic City News
The sultry days of summer are with us once again at the Florida Agricultural Museum. Our annual summer riding camps and Fun On the Farm camps have been filled for the season.