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Lasting place of remembrance for firefighters, families and community
St Augustine Sergeant appointed Chief of Police
Sweeny Named Mayor of St Augustine Beach
Defendant captured after wild goose chase
County Deputies Arrest Suspect in Double Shooting
Littering of cigarette butts and vaping paraphernalia prohibited
Clay Murphy Assumes Chairmanship in Controversial County Meeting
Supreme Court disciplines nine Florida lawyers
Police losing top leader: Michaux retires
Honoring Anthony Cuthbert for 28 Years with St Augustine Police
New leadership for St Johns County Commission
Hall and Craig selected to electrify Light-Up! Night ceremony
Missing the target: Wild West gun carry didn’t happen
Anti-Trump Rallies: Where were the Republicans?
Three deaths reported in seperate crashes this morning
Sixteen applicants compete for job as county attorney
Administrator Joy Andrews back on the hot seat with commission chairman
It is up to us to turn the lights back on in The Sunshine State
Medical examiner needs money to build new facility
Lighthouse announces new Interim Executive Director
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Regan appointee Cullum quits as Chief Resiliency Officer with two-week notice
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Regan appointee Cullum quits as Chief Resiliency Officer with two-week notice

On May 1, 2018, Michael Gerard Cullum succeeded Martha Graham as public works director for the City of St Augustine.  Cullum, who promised, but never delivered, solutions to protect city residents from the effects of sea level rise and “sunny day” flooding, was the $112,250.27 a year (plus benefits) creation of fellow professional engineer and city manager John Regan.

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Businesses who pledge to CDC guidelines form Pledge St Johns County program
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Businesses who pledge to CDC guidelines form Pledge St Johns County program

St Johns County Director of Communications Michael Ryan wants all Historic City News business owners to participate in the “Pledge St Johns County” program by making a commitment to CDC guidelines and to ensure St Johns County residents, visitors, and employees are safe and comfortable in their establishments.

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