Vicky Oakes, Supervisor of Elections for St Johns County, reported to Historic City News that she and members of her staff will be busy registering new voters and answering questions about early voting, absentee voting or helping you to update your address if you are an existing voter.
At about 1:00 a.m. this morning, St Augustine Police responded to a call from a neighbor in the Harbour Vista community who reported hearing some commotion in the parking lot and observing someone tampering with cars.
A 37 year-old St Augustine woman, with a lengthy arrest history in St Johns County going back to 2006, was arrested again, Tuesday night; now charged with child abuse and aggravated assault with a baseball bat — against a man, who police say, was attempting to protect his six week-old child.
The Real History of the Obelisk in St. Augustine’s Plaza de la Constitucion
By: Raphael Cosme
The cities of Cadiz, Spain and St Augustine have joined to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Spanish Constitution of 1812, in the first large scale event of the greater 450th Commemoration of the founding of the City of St Augustine.
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Historic City News readers are invited to attend a special Patriot’s Day rejuvenation meeting of the Molasses Junction Tea Party located on CR-214 at CR-13A on Thursday April 19, according to organizer Judy Mabry.
The rise of the Internet helped put the newspaper publishing industry on a list of “dying industries” after it was hit by competition from real-time reporting via Internet websites like Historic City News, and information sharing on social media websites like Twitter and Facebook.
“Each year, Romanza Week in St Augustine relies on the energy, experience, and enthusiasm of its volunteers to help make these world-class arts, cultural and heritage events a success,” president Albert Syeles told Historic City News.
