Letter: The Donald IS in charge
Letter: The Donald IS in charge Terry Buckenmeyer St Augustine, FL Dear Historic City News Editor, These are some random thoughts from an old radical leftist on the presidency of Donald Trump.
Year: 2017
FDOT road repairs and maintenance report
Debbie Delgado reported the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning this morning and continuing through the coming week.
After months of questions, deputy charged and terminated
As recently as January 5th, Historic City News responded to tips from our readers and members of the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office, telling us that Sergeant Robert Gober III had been misappropriating funds from the local Police Athletic League where he served as Executive Director.
Jury convicts pharmacy tech who tried to meet child for sex
United States Attorney A. Lee Bentley, III announced to local Historic City News reporters today that a federal jury has found 33-year-old Matthew Bryan Caniff guilty of attempted online enticement of a minor child to engage in illegal sexual activity, online solicitation of child pornography, and attempted production of child pornography.
Community meeting to discuss Minorcan Mill development
St Johns County Growth Management reported to Historic City News that a community meeting will be held to discuss the proposed Minorcan Mill Comprehensive Plan Amendment (COMPAMD 2016-06).
Nease student selected for Souper Bowl of Caring board
Melissa Daigneault reported to Historic City News the appointment of local student Rohan Bhargava of St. Augustine to the 2016-2017 “Souper Bowl of Caring” National Youth Advisory Board.
Act now for adjustments to jumbo water bills from hurricane
Historic City News continues to receive complaints from readers who received higher than normal water bills from the City of St Augustine because of water lines or fixtures broken or damaged during Hurricane Matthew.
Reader warns Lincolnville neighbors about attempted con
While taking a neighborhood walk Monday morning, Historic City News reader Debra Valenti-Epstein reported that she and her husband were approached by a man who told them he needed cab fare for his daughters.