Posted inEditorials
Letter: Digging without archaeological supervision
Dear Editor:
I am very disappointed how public workers are digging deep at the Castillo San Marcos.
Posted inCommunity
Foreclosure defense seminar
Jessica Pycraft reported to Historic City News that Pycraft Legal Services, LLC will host a free foreclosure defense seminar at 1:00 p.m. in their offices at 3505 US-1 South, Suite 2 in St. Augustine on Saturday, March 3, 2012.
Four Hundred and Fifty years of military history come to life on Thursday through drama, comedy and live music as the production “To Arms” takes to the stage of the Flagler College Auditorium.
Posted inCommunity
Reichenberg elected as convention delegate
Saturday, Harlan Mason reported to the local Historic City News desk that in his capacity as St Johns County Chairman, he attended the caucus of the 7th Congressional District to elect delegates to the Republican Convention in Tampa.
Posted inGovernment
Randy Brunson enters District 5 race
In addition to a three-way Republican Primary for the District 5 seat on the St Johns County Commission, Randy Brunson has announced…
Posted inPublic Safety
Search expanded near McCullough Creek
Early this morning, Historic City News was notified that robbery homicide investigators from St Johns County, Putnam County detectives, specialized K-9 Units from Brevard County, along with recruits from the St Johns River State College Criminal Justice Academy expanded the search near McCullough Creek for additional evidence following the gruesome discovery Sunday of skeletal human remains.
Posted inCommunity
Ash Wednesday liturgies announced
Father Thomas Willis, Rector of Cathedral Basilica of St Augustine has announced to local Historic City News reporters the schedule of liturgies for Ash Wednesday, February 22nd.
Posted inCommunity
Seawall to be preserved as waterfront park
About fifty residents, military personnel, businessmen, media and government officials crowded under the tent south of the west end of the Bridge of Lions at the St Augustine Marina this morning — facing 35 degree temperatures and a chilly wind off the Matanzas River to celebrate the continuation of a project begun almost 350 years ago.
