Historic City News learned from Sheriff David B. Shoar’s office that five St. Johns County teenagers are in custody in connection with several car and home burglaries that occurred in Marsh Creek and other St. Augustine Beach locations in early September.
Director of Public Affairs Paul K. Williamson informed local reporters at Historic City News that the City Manager’s office received word this morning that, because of “unavoidable delays with the maintenance”, the carousel will not return until Friday, November 4th.
St. Johns County Energy Efficiency Coordinator Lowry Shuler invites Historic City News readers to attend the free energy efficiency workshops in November to learn how to build or retrofit and save money using energy efficiency techniques.
St Johns County Public Library System
Donna Lueders reported to Historic City News that over 70 people came out to the King and Bear Golf Course at World Golf Village last week to participate in a charity golf tournament to benefit the St. Johns County Education Foundation.
Guest Column: Intelligence Led Policing
David B. Shoar
Sheriff
St. Johns County, Florida
Last month, I wrote about crime prevention; and how important citizen involvement can be in helping to keep our neighborhoods safe.
Supervisor of Elections, Vicky Oakes, announced to Historic City News readers that tomorrow evening, November 1, 2011 at 6:00 p.m., a Special Joint Meeting to review public input from the District 1-5 Town Hall Redistricting meetings will be held and additional revised plans will be reviewed.
Dear Editor:
Where do I begin? I have battled the State of Florida to save a piece of St. Augustine History for over a decade.
