Lincolnville street parking closed next week

Lincolnville street parking closed next week

400-TRIM-TREESCity inspector Brett Brown reported to Historic City News that starting on Monday, August 26 and continuing through Friday, August 30, a city contractor will be trimming trees within the right-of-ways along streets lying south of King Street, and between Riberia Street on the west and Cordova Street, on the east.

National Convention of Vietnam Veterans held

National Convention of Vietnam Veterans held

2013_08130003National Convention of Vietnam Veterans held

By Michael Isam
Special to Historic City News

There it was — an entire era in one place at one time. Talk about an overlap of the time-space continuum. The weather was already in the 80’s at 8 a. m. and predicted to be hotter by mid-afternoon. Just in the action of standing still, clothes became wet. Moving made the wet patches larger, and the shade offered little relief.

Team of thieves caught on video

Team of thieves caught on video

gap3St Johns County Sergeant Michael Strausbaugh is asking Historic City News readers for assistance identifying two women, caught on surveillance video, in the act of stealing a woman’s purse from a baby stroller in the GAP Outlet located at 2700 SR-16 in St Augustine.

Its official – City is an El Galeon homeport

Its official – City is an El Galeon homeport

300-EL-GALEON-CONTRACTOfficially commencing on October 1, 2013, Historic City News has learned that the City of St Augustine has entered into a “Homeport 450th Dockage Agreement” with Fundacion Nao Victoria, owners of El Galeon Andalucia, to dock and operate one or more Spanish historical replica tall ships at the Municipal Marina; continuing through January 1, 2016.

Mumford weekend it is walk, bike, or shuttle

Mumford weekend it is walk, bike, or shuttle

500-DOWNTOWN-FOCUSThe American Automobile Association named St Augustine as one of the 10 most walkable cities in North America, and it’s no wonder for a small downtown, whose streets were laid out in the 1590’s, we are a tightly compact small community of 13,000 whose town center is a mixture of residential, attractions, museums, restaurants and retail shops as well as historical monuments, churches and a college.