The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has announced to Historic City News that a new Citizens Academy class will begin October 11th and Flagler County residents are urged to take advantage of the opportunity to get an inside look at the Sheriff’s operations.
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The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Tax Collector and should be consulted before taking any action.
Linda Murray announced to Historic City News that plans are underway for this weekend’s Senior Citizen Appreciation Day presented by St. Paul AME Church and Christian Men’s Ministry.
Romanza 2012 participants meet today
Prior to this evening’s social gathering, participants in Romanza 2012, or those who would like to be, are invited to attend a business meeting beginning at 4:00 p.m.
Nationally-renowned writer Peter Trachtenberg will visit Flagler College on October 3rd according to an announcement received by Historic City News from Director of Public Information, Brian Thompson.
St. Johns River State College has invited Historic City News readers to register for non-credit leisure courses being offered on all campuses this fall.
Jennifer Stutts told local Historic City News reporters that the rehabilitation project of St. Augustine’s historic Bridge of Lions has received the “Grand Conceptor Award” from the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers.
Sheriff David B. Shoar will be the guest speaker tonight at regular meeting of the St. Augustine Democratic Club.
