Participate in first Historic Preservation Master Plan
The final community workshop on the city’s first Historic Preservation Master Plan will be held on Tuesday, January 17 and Historic City News readers are encouraged to attend and participate.
Month: January 2017
Columbia Journalism School recognizes Toedtman
Flagler College informed local Historic City News reporters today that Jim Toedtman, a veteran journalist and director of the Forum on Government and Public Policy lecture series, will receive a distinguished Columbia Journalism School Alumni Award in April.
Congressman Rutherford rushed to hospital in Washington DC
Jacksonville’s former sheriff, 64-year-old Congressman John Rutherford, was transported to George Washington University Hospital this afternoon when an unidentified medical emergency struck; causing him to collapse in the US Capitol.
Letter: Heavy smoke from burning debris
Letter: Heavy smoke from burning debris Raphael Cosme St Augustine, FL Dear Historic City News editor: For more than a week, Vallencourt Construction Company has been cleaning an empty lot near Heritage Park and San Salito subdivisions for development.
Man charged with theft of handgun and carjacking
Historic City News learned that a 21-year-old Flagler County man was arrested on several felony charges yesterday following incidents at two Outlet Mall Boulevard businesses.
St Johns County restaurant inspections
The Division of Hotels and Restaurants conducts regular inspections of public food service and lodging establishments to assure compliance with all state sanitation and safety laws.
Dow PUD advertising 200-guest weddings and special events
David B. Corneal, the controversial developer whose high-pressure antics, and convenient promises led four of St Augustine’s city commissioners to approve a PUD for the Dow Museum of Historic Homes, was again escalated to the spotlight; this time when Historic City News reader Christina Emerick contacted public officials and other residents about representations on the…
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Teen believed kidnapped has been located
Sheriff’s Commander Chuck Mulligan reported to Historic City News this hour that 16-year-old Marcus Anthony Hatch, taken from a residence in Ponte Vedra Beach overnight, has been located in Jacksonville, and is in good health.