St Johns woman returns to jail for second time in a week

A Johns Creek woman, who investigators say has been terrorizing a former boyfriend and his associates since he broke off their relationship, was arrested on a second-degree felony warrant yesterday; alleging she made recurring threats that, among other injuries, cost the Ponte Vedra Beach man his 24-year career.

Public Safety

Letter: The rest of the Picasso story

Letter: The rest of the Picasso story Nancy Shaver St Augustine, FL Dear Editor: My purpose is quite simple. I think transparency in how the city spends its time and our money makes for better government — and following the money (or the numbers) usually aids in achieving that.

Editorials

Letter: May Day Returns To St Augustine

Letter: May Day Returns To St Augustine Terry Buckenmeyer St Augustine, FL Dear Editor: After a four year hiatus, International Workers’ Day will once again be celebrated in St. Augustine. All working people are invited to meet in front of City Hall (the Lightner Museum) at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 1st.

Community

Thrasher backpedaling may be too late

St Augustine Senator John Thrasher has been visibly backpedaling to wipeout last-minute tweaks lawmakers made in 2012 that allowed 607 acres of Joe Anderson’s property in northwest St Johns County to receive “agriculture enclave” status.

Government

Zumba-thon to benefit officers battling cancer

The St Augustine Police Benevolent Organization is asking Historic City News readers to participate in the upcoming Zumba-thon Fundraiser, with 100% of the proceeds being donated to benefit St Augustine police officers who have been battling cancer.

Community