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Historic City News has been published daily since March 2000. Reporting local news for St Augustine and St Johns County Florida, Historic City News is the county's only free press. Our mission is to hold public figures accountable to the public.

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Year: 2020

FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

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.

Community
Sentencing of participants in major marijuana trafficking operation

Sentencing of participants in major marijuana trafficking operation

Homeland Security Investigations informed Historic City News today of the disruption of a major marijuana trafficking operation, connecting suppliers in California with a distribution network in Northeast Florida.  The operation in Jacksonville supplied St Johns County and others in the area.

Public Safety
Assistant City Attorney explains Sunshine Law

Assistant City Attorney explains Sunshine Law

Ever wonder what it means when someone refers to “Sunshine Law” or why you must give your name and address before speaking during public comment at a City Commission meeting?

Government
Preservation opportunist Sikes-Kline attempts to betray will of commission

Preservation opportunist Sikes-Kline attempts to betray will of commission

With four-of-five St Augustine city commissioners showing no interest in overturning their unanimous 2018-decision to protect the now 121-year-old memorial to Confederate soldiers in the city’s Plaza de la Constitucion, commissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline seized the opportunity during Monday night’s meeting to betray her false commitment to historic preservation.

Government
Final days of 26th Annual Nights of Lights celebration

Final days of 26th Annual Nights of Lights celebration

Here in America’s Oldest City, inspired by an ancient Spanish holiday practice of displaying lit candles on windowsills, the Annual Nights of Lights is set to brighten up the holidays once again. To experience the glow of the season and the more than 3 million lights adorning every corner of the city’s historic district, take…

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Business
City considers a proposal to rename park and streets

City considers a proposal to rename park and streets

A proposed ordinance at Monday’s City Commission meeting to add regulations to city parks and other public and semi-public venues prompted a series of suggestions for naming parks and streets.

Government
Local shooting under investigation by St Augustine police

Local shooting under investigation by St Augustine police

Media relations officer Dee Brown reported to Historic City News this morning that the St Augustine Police Department is actively investigating a shooting incident that occurred about 8:45pm last night.

Public Safety
City offers Waterworks Building presentation and tour

City offers Waterworks Building presentation and tour

The Waterworks Building on San Marco Avenue will be opened for a docent-led walking tour on Saturday, January 25th.  There is no charge for admission, however space is limited and registration is required in advance.

Community

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