HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2016

Three great tips for staying calm at work

Three great tips for staying calm at work By Siimon Reynolds, Contributor Special to Historic City News It’s becoming harder than ever to stay calm and relaxed in the workplace – especially when you’re the boss. Part of the reason that so many people are feeling so angst-ridden about their work is because they have…

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Gallery events this week at St Augustine Art Association

Historic City News was informed of two events this week at the real not-for-profit organization committed to enriching our lives through arts and culture, the St Augustine Art Association, going on Tuesday through Saturday, March 26th.

Community

Encore exhibit of Steven Dean Anderson at Zorayda

Jim and Marsha Byals invite Historic City News readers to attend the encore exhibit of Steven Dean Anderson going on at Villa Zorayda Museum today through Saturday, March 26th.

Community

St Augustine Knighting Ceremony this evening

Queen Regent Mariana, King Juan Carlos, and Princess Margarita Maria, have invited all Historic City News readers to attend the annual knighting ceremony this evening; part of the St. Augustine Easter Festival.

Community

Homeless man attempts to avoid police by jumping in river

A 26-year-old homeless man, Benjerman Jerald Bridges, was arrested and booked into the St Johns County Detention Facility in the wee hours Sunday morning following an ordeal with police who were investigating the theft of two portable radios worth less than $20 combined.

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Sixteen years of holding public officials accountable to the public

Friday March 18th marked sixteen years since the first issue of Historic City News rolled off the virtual presses — a fast growing weekly news journal delivered by e-mail without all the smudges and dirty fingers.

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Report offers better understanding of police investigation

Historic City News reporters have uncovered more details about the possible sexual battery being investigated by the St Augustine Police Department that led to the release of a photograph earlier today of a 22-year-old local man being identified as a “person of interest”.

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City Commission sets special Tuesday meeting

Historic City News has been informed that the St. Augustine City Commission will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, March 22nd to consider several items relating to early planning for the 2016-2017 budget.

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