Posted inGovernment
Line-scrubbing continues as city looks for money
Posted inPublic Safety
One life lost in early morning fire
Public Information Officer Jeremy Robshaw advised local Historic City News reporters that St Johns County Fire Rescue responded to a residential structure fire early this morning in the 400 block of Watson Road in St Augustine.
Posted inPublic Safety
Media attention helps solve robbery
After the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office released surveillance images to Historic City News and other media representatives yesterday, a woman who was being sought as a witness to an attempted carjacking came forward and identified herself to detectives.
Posted inPublic Safety
Man missing for 11-years identified
The skeletal remains of a man, who has been missing from Volusia County since December 2001, were tentatively identified to Historic City News reporters, pending additional DNA testing by St Johns County Sheriff’s detectives.
Posted inCommunity
Free St Augustine activities
Plein Air Drawing and Painting
Scenic Locations throughout St. Augustine, FL
Changes Weekly, St. Augustine
Phone: (904) 201-9814
http://anonartists.com
Event Pricing: Free
If you are an artist local to the St. Augustine area and you enjoy drawing and/or painting outdoors, you are invited to join the Anonymous Society of Artists every Sunday morning to draw and paint at scenic locations around town.
Sundays through December 30, 2012
9:00am to 11:00am
Posted inCommunity
Register for upcoming archaeology events
Amber Grafft-Weiss, Florida Public Archaeology Network Outreach Coordinator, has invited Historic City News readers in St Augustine to participate in several archaeology events upcoming at the end of August and beginning of September.
Posted inCommunity
Firefighters support MDA again this year
St Johns County Fire Rescue Muscular Dystrophy Association coordinator, Matt Hooker, announced to Historic City News that, for the 13th year, local firefighters would participate in the 2012 MDA “Fill the Boot” fundraising drive.
Posted inGovernment
Take a prudent position on this issue
A New Smyrna Beach woman has contacted Gordie Wilson, Superintendent of Fort Matanzas National Monument, and members of the St Johns County Commission, warning them against any action that would restore driving on the beach — and, this woman is one to watch.
