St Johns County Sheriff David B Shoar is asking Historic City News readers for their help in identifying the criminal who robbed and beat an elderly Hastings couple in their West Stanton Street home last night, shortly before 10:00 p.m.
Historic City News reader Linda Murray provided the following upcoming events for your calendar.
Derek Boyd Hankerson reported to Historic City News that online registration for the upcoming 2012 Conference of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program has begun.
All that remains is a final review and approval by the Keeper of the National Register and Historic City News reporters have been told that St Augustine’s Constitution Monument will join other local historic places that have been recognized on the register.
All evidence seems to indicate that the 50-year old Palm Coast man, struck and killed Friday by a Florida East Coast freight train that runs between Atlanta and Miami, was the author of his own demise — investigators tell Historic City News reporters they feel confident that the death was “a deliberate act by the victim”.
Darby L Stubberfield, Director of Development for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida told Historic City News reporters that she was excited to announce that last month, the non-profit youth organization named its “2012 Youth of the Year”.
Metal Detector Lovers
Raphael Cosme
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
Commissioners for the City of St Augustine are considering an amendment of the archaeological preservation ordinance that affects metal detector lovers everywhere.
Highlights from March School Board meeting held March 13, 2012.
