St Augustine woman crashes into McDonalds

Had the incident happened at any time McDonald’s lobby had been opened, the outcome would most certainly have been worse; managers told Historic City News this morning, after a St Augustine woman crashed into their building.

Public Safety

Thousands of absentee ballots counted

After a one-day break since Tuesday, two dozen volunteers and staff members resumed the task of scanning thousands of mail and absentee ballots this morning, as the three-member canvassing board convened to individually inspect damaged ballots in an effort to see that every vote counts.

Government

County government workshop November 20

Following the General Election on Tuesday, November 6, Ken Bryan and Mark Miner will be officially replaced in District 5 and District 3, while sitting District 1 Commissioner, Cyndi Stevenson, will likely win re-election; all three winners start new, four-year terms November 20.

Government

Ponte Vedra Beach roadwork information

Historic City News readers have been invited to attend a construction open house in order to learn about upcoming resurfacing and sidewalk projects along SR-A1A in Ponte Vedra Beach, being presented by the Florida Department of Transportation.

Public Safety

Letter: Childlike behavior by mosquitoteers

Letter: Childlike behavior by mosquitoteers Dr. Eddie Fleming, Ph.D. St Augustine, Fl Dear Editor: The three mosquitoteers, Randy Covington, Bob Smith and Gary Howell, promising to be busy “smashing mosquitoes and friends of Obama”, are behaving unprofessionally and childlike.

Editorials

Discover First America programs return

Historic City News has received word from Jennifer Zuberer, Communications and Resource Manager for the St Augustine 450th Commemoration, that the popular Discover First America! Program Adventure series returns to Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College beginning November 20th.

Community

Police searching for stolen property

St Augustine Police Department Corporal Charles Simpson informed local Historic City News reporters that the Criminal Investigations Division is seeking the identity and whereabouts of a man captured on surveillance video using a stolen credit card.

Public Safety