St. Augustine’s Public Works Department reports to Historic City News that the new attention-getting crosswalk signs, installed last month along state roads within the city are proving their effectiveness.
A reception has been announced to Historic City News for the opening of “The Black & White Show” to be held tomorrow morning, November 15, from 8:15 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., at the Rotunda Gallery of the St. Johns County Administration Palace located at 500 San Sebastian View in St. Augustine.
The 2012 election is shaping up to be the most important election of our lifetimes, and community activists who will participate in grassroots campaigns can gain some valuable training thanks to a program sponsored by Americans for Prosperity and Get out the Vote Florida.
P. J. Mistry, president of the Rotaract club, reported to Historic City News that her organization would be supporting the St. Augustine Humane Society holiday drive to replenish the local Pet Food Bank.
Historic City News expects that plans for the future of Lincolnville’s Willie Galimore Center in St Augustine will have to be presented for consideration to the City Commission not later than June 11, 2012, if commissioners give the nod to a proposed resolution during Monday night’s meeting.
“Wash your windshield for a dollar?” and other begging from St. Augustine sidewalks, where pedestrians today walk up to cars stopped at traffic lights or in motion, could be one step closer to becoming a violation of city ordinance after the regular meeting of the City Commission Monday night.
Aubrey Mulligan, spokesman for the citizen group “Keepers of the Coast”, invited Historic City News readers to volunteer for a public beach cleanup at Mickler’s Landing in Ponte Vedra Beach that is being conducted for two hours on Tuesday afternoon.
The agenda for tomorrow’s meeting of the St. Johns County Industrial Development Authority was released to Historic City News by Director of Economic Development, Melissa S. Glasgow.
