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Month: April 2019

Police Blotter from the weekend

Police Blotter from the weekend

Police Public Information Officer Cecilia Aiple reported the following incidents to Historic City News this morning, including arrests by the St Augustine Police Department over this weekend. Additional information is available about these cases through the St Johns County Clerk of Court.

Public Safety
May is Historic Preservation Month

May is Historic Preservation Month

May is Historic Preservation Month and throughout the month the City of St. Augustine will offer several opportunities to learn about our past as well as how to preserve it for the future.  Historic City News readers will have opportunities throughout the month to learn about old places and how to face new challenges.

Community
Beach deals with issues during a special commission meeting Monday night

Beach deals with issues during a special commission meeting Monday night

St. Augustine Beach Communications Coordinator Cindy Walker reported to Historic City News this morning that on Monday evening, April 29, the City of St Augustine Beach held a Special Commission Meeting, discussing and presenting issues, like painting trash cans, recycling services, a new city attorney, televising and live streaming meetings, paid parking, banning single use…

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Government
Weekend home invasion victim tricked into meeting robber for sex

Weekend home invasion victim tricked into meeting robber for sex

Historic City News has received details of the home invasion robbery that occurred between 2:55 a.m. and about 3:01 a.m. Saturday morning in a trailer park located at 271 SR-16 in St Augustine.

Public Safety
Budget development for 2019-2020 starts Thursday

Budget development for 2019-2020 starts Thursday

Historic City News was informed that the St Augustine City Commission will hold a special meeting on Thursday, May 2 starting at 8:30 a.m. marking the start of the process to develop the city’s budget for fiscal year 2019-2020.

Government
Two arrested in early morning home invasion robbery

Two arrested in early morning home invasion robbery

A homeless man and a St Johns County woman have been arrested in the early morning hours Sunday and are each being charged with home invasion robbery, a first-degree felony, and aggravated battery, a second-degree felony.  The male defendant is also charged with tampering with or harassing a witness, victim, or informant.

Public Safety
Pollution Notice: Domenico Circle

Pollution Notice: Domenico Circle

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection reported to Historic City News this week that they have received the following Public Notice of Pollution for a reportable release. All information was submitted by the reporting party.

Public Safety
Editorial: Rational thoughts for irrational arguments against our families

Editorial: Rational thoughts for irrational arguments against our families

Slaves were emancipated in the United States 154-years-ago; more than five generations.  The Ladies Memorial Association of St Augustine erected their first memorial to The Forty-Six lost St Augustine soldiers in 1872.  Seven years later, the current memorial was relocated to the Plaza; 140-years-ago in 1879 — fully five generations ago.

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