HISTORIC CITY NEWS July 2017

Three arrested in Oxycodone trafficking investigation

Historic City News was informed by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Special Investigation Unit that, just after 6:00 a.m. this morning, detectives arrested three adults at their residence located at 17 Port Lane in Palm Coast.

Public Safety

Don’t drink or cook with the water

While being told not to cook or bathe with the water coming into our homes is inconvenient, it is not an uncommon circumstance. When Historic City News publishes a “Boil Water Advisory”, you need to know what that means and what you should do.

Public Safety

District-wide student orientation Wednesday August 9th

Christina Langston, Chief of Community Relations for the St. Johns County School District reported to Historic City News that a district wide orientation will be hosted on Wednesday, August 9th from 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Community

Local American Quarter Horse enthusiast elected

St Augustine resident Nicole Williams has been elected as a 2017-18 American Quarter Horse Youth Association Regional Director according to an announcement received by Historic City News today.

Community

Attempted splash park abduction reported

Historic City News learned that St Augustine Beach Police are investigating a possible child abduction attempt at the St. Johns County Pier Splash Park.

Public Safety

Is your boss too controlling?

Micromanagement is routinely the top complaint people have about their bosses according to a report aired today on NPR News. In today’s job market where workers have more options, that’s a bigger problem for employers.

Business

St Johns County – Prohibition of unlawful harassment

St. Johns County Administrative Code Section: Personnel Title: 411 Prohibition of Unlawful Harassment Issued: Jan 2006 Reference: U.S. Code Title VII Revised: June 2012

Government

Outside law firm investigates complaints against county manager

When St Johns County Commissioner Jeb Smith was contacted separately by two individuals seeking to report complaints that County Administrator Michael Wanchick made inappropriate gender specific comments towards women and derogatory comments offensive to persons in the workplace who might be overweight, he took the information to County Attorney Patrick McCormack.

Government