Nancy Sikes-Kline is a “panda”, or, should I say, panderer. It’s like a “rino” (not a rhino) but she’s one of them, too. A “panda” tells anyone anything they want to hear without regard for her own intended course of action. Basically, “two-faced”, or some might just say “liar”.
Historic City News was notified by Florida Department of Transportation Public Information Officer, Allen Nelson, that traffic will be impacted at the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations where roadwork is being conducted.
Voters statewide could soon vote on whether eight-year term limits should be imposed on Florida county school boards, a policy Historic City News has advocated for all local political offices.
Legislative efforts to pre-empt local regulations statewide of vacation rental homes may have died again this year on Wednesday as the Senate bill seeking to do so was temporarily postponed in a committee that is not scheduled to meet again.
Recently graduated from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, Assistant Chief of Police Anthony Cuthbert stops by this week to discuss the intensive and highly competitive 10-week course of study.
Sheriff Rick Staly reported to Historic City News that around 6:40 p.m. Tuesday evening, Flagler County sheriff’s deputies responded to RaceTrac at SR-100 east and Old Kings Road in Palm Coast after receiving a call about a verbal disturbance involving a man and his ex-girlfriend.
On April 22, the City of St. Augustine will recognize one of the community’s most enthusiastic and committed advocates of historic preservation when the Adelaide Sanchez Award for Historic Education and Interpretation is presented to David Nolan. The award recognizes Nolan’s extraordinary and unwavering advocacy for historic preservation.
St. Johns County Republican Senator Travis Hutson wants to be Senate president, but he’s got to beat Sen. Kathleen Passidomo to do it. The Hutson-Passidomo contest has lacked much in the way of public pyrotechnics, but not in the way of fundraising.
