Gwendolyn Duncan, President of the 40th ACCORD in St Augustine, announced to Historic City News reporters that the organization recognizes and thanks those who contributed to the recent work on the historic Lincolnville home that was formerly the residence of Loucille Plummer during the civil rights demonstrations of the 1960’s.
The interpretive staff of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument reported to Historic City News that the St Augustine Tea Party will be holding a rally for up to 3000 participants on the west green on April 14 with speakers scheduled from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Multiple agencies are investigating the cause of a motor vehicle collision that occurred just before 6:00 a.m. this morning in the 2600 block of Usina Road in St Augustine, according to reports coming in to Historic City News from public safety sources.
Errol Jones is a man who many in the community say has earned their trust and support; having served as vice-mayor and as a commissioner for ten years since his retirement from the St Johns County School District, where he was Dean of Students at St Augustine High School.
Historic City News readers have grown accustomed to finding plenty of free parking downtown on Sunday including on-street metered spaces and city parking lots; encouraging some to walk around the city after church or to enjoy lunch at one of the many downtown restaurants.
Kathy Schirmacher has invited Historic City News readers to join Citizens for the Preservation of St Augustine when they sponsor a “Know Your City” tour; promising to be a fascinating and entertaining glimpse into St Augustine’s past.
In April of last year, Historic City News reported that 30 year-old Joshua Michael Johnson, a schoolteacher for the Nassau County School District, had been arrested during the execution of an undercover sting operation; targeting online sexual predators.
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