Posted inPublic Safety
Manhunt on for downtown bank robber
Posted inCommunity
Local stable offers Mom’s Morning Out
Hastings Equestrian LLC is offering a 6-week riding lesson group for riders of all ages and abilities starting on Tuesday, February 19, and Historic City News readers are invited to participate during “Mom’s Morning Out”.
Posted inEditorials
Guest column: Women in Combat Roles
Guest column: Women in Combat Roles
By Michael Isam
St Augustine, FL
The Department of Defense and the Pentagon has announced that women will be allowed to serve in combat roles — not today, or tomorrow, but sometime between now and 2016.
Posted inCommunity
Eleventh Annual Houses of Worship Tour
Louise A Kennedy invited Historic City News readers in St Augustine to attend when Grace United Methodist Church sponsors the Eleventh Annual Houses of Worship Tour this Sunday, February 10, from 1:30 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Posted inEditorials
Letter: Lincolnville – West Augustine events
Letter: Lincolnville – West Augustine events
Linda Murray
St Augustine, FL
The 4th year of the Streetlight Program is underway at the Solomon Calhoun Community Center. Middle and high school students are welcome to an evening of clean safe fun and entertainment with their peers.
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Letter: An Unnoticed Historic Moment
Letter: An Unnoticed Historic Moment
Terry Buckenmeyer
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
On February 3rd, the St Augustine Beach City Commission had a second reading and public comment on Resolution 2013-01, which would provide protection against discrimination in housing on the basis of sexual orientation.
Posted inGovernment
Promotion and change of command ceremonies
The historic St Francis Barracks parade grounds will be the backdrop when Colonel James Eifert receives his promotion to the rank of brigadier general on Friday afternoon in a military ceremony held at 82 Marine Street in St Augustine February 8, beginning at 4:00 p.m.
Posted inPublic Safety
Syrian nationals convicted of marriage fraud
Historic City News was notified that a federal jury in Jacksonville found three Syrian citizens guilty of evading US immigration laws, making false statements to US Citizenship and Immigration Services, and unlawfully attempting to procure naturalization and citizenship through a fraudulent marriage scheme.
