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Joyner says the safety of the Flagler College campus community is his highest priority

Joyner says the safety of the Flagler College campus community is his highest priority

As COVID-19 Novel Coronavirus continues to spread around the world, Flagler College president, Dr. Joseph G. Joyner says that the private local college remains vigilant regarding international travel, including distribution of a communication to the campus community today.

Public Safety
Today marks the Sunshine State’s 175th anniversary.

Today marks the Sunshine State’s 175th anniversary.

A public education initiative is being launched to celebrate Florida’s founding; 175-years-ago today.  The “Happy Birthday, Florida!” campaign will bring together public, private, and non-profit partners to conduct a year-long celebration beginning this Spring.

Community
A poll in St Johns County sheriff race had to be re-done due to error

A poll in St Johns County sheriff race had to be re-done due to error

On Monday morning, local radio broadcast partner Kevin Geddings notified Historic City News editor Michael Gold, that his station, WSOS 103.9 Radio, had the results of polling conducted and sponsored by the Public Opinion Research Lab at the University of North Florida.

Government
St Augustine Sailing Sisters kicks-off sailing series Sunday, March 8

St Augustine Sailing Sisters kicks-off sailing series Sunday, March 8

St Augustine Sailing Sisters will host their 4th Annual Spring “Foward” Sailboat Race this Sunday, March 8, 2020, starting at 1:00 pm on the Intracoastal Waterway north of the Vilano Beach Bridge. 

Community
Operation New Hope is reintroducing offenders into St. Johns County

Operation New Hope is reintroducing offenders into St. Johns County

A new Ready4Work program location in St. Johns County is set to open tomorrow; Monday March 2, 2020.  Jacksonville-based “Operation New Hope”, operators of the Ready4Work program in St. Augustine, will open its doors at 83 Washington Street to help people returning from incarceration.

Community
St Augustine Beach implements Operation Lock It Up

St Augustine Beach implements Operation Lock It Up

The St Augustine Beach Police Department reported to Historic City News that a new program is being implemented to alert property owners to make sure their valuables are removed, and their vehicles and property is secured.

Public Safety
79th Annual Bike Week Friday through March 15

79th Annual Bike Week Friday through March 15

Historic City News readers are expecting an influx of thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts when Bike Week returns to the World’s Most Famous Beach for the official opening of the 79th Annual Bike Week; Friday, March 6, 2020 through March 15th.  The rumble of motorcycle exhaust pipes these days echoes well beyond Daytona Beach’s Main Street…

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Community
Hutson on the right track with pharmacist test-and-treat proposals

Hutson on the right track with pharmacist test-and-treat proposals

This week the House Appropriations Committee approved House member Tyler Sirois‘ bill (HB-389) that will allow pharmacists to administer flu tests; something that, in Historic City News’ view, is way overdue.  St Augustine Republican Senator Travis Hutson is advancing a more limited proposal (SB-714) that would authorize licensed pharmacists, not just physicians, to offer flu…

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