Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Sgt Charles E Mulligan informed local Historic City News reporters that assets from the dive team, patrol division and fire-rescue, responded to the sighting of a 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo; found partially submerged, head-first, in the St Johns River near the Shands Bridge on SR-16.
Mark Schmitt announced to local Historic City News reporters that Florida Living History will present the “Second Annual Christmas in Old St Augustine” heritage event by torch and candlelight on the shores of beautiful Matanzas Bay.
Both the Winn-Dixie grocery store and Hess convenience store located on CR-210 West, reported to the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office that a young woman, whose image was captured on surveillance video, attempted to use a credit card that had been reported stolen from the area last month.
Sheriff’s spokesperson Debra Johnson told Historic City News that three Palm Coast teenagers were taken into custody after they were caught stealing Christmas decorations and damaging mailboxes along several city streets overnight on Saturday and early yesterday morning.
Historic City News readers in the area of the Guana River Wildlife Management Area should prepare for some inconveniences during the upcoming 2012-2013 prescribed fire season; according to Public Information Coordinator Joy M. Hill, for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Northeast Region.
Pat Syeles has invited the Romanza community and Historic City News readers to attend their annual Holiday Gathering tomorrow, December 11 at Sakura Restaurant located at 120 San Marco Avenue in St Augustine between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
St Johns County Junior Alliance of Medicine spokesperson Jeani Taliaferro, wants to educate Historic City News readers in the community about what she says has become an urgent cause for their group — spreading the message about the dangers of childhood obesity.
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