Airport Independence Day remembered

Historic City News readers will soon be receiving what is known as a “Truth in Millage” notice from the county Property Appraiser; and for all of us who are concerned about increases in millage — it bears mentioning that one taxing authority has managed to remain at zero mills.

Editorials

Rank promotions at Civil Air Patrol ceremony

Public Affairs Officer Lt. Dennis Maloney, reported to Historic City News that St. Augustine Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron 173, recently recognized new members and officers who have earned rank promotions.

Community

Hospitalized driver identified by authorities

The driver of the overland gasoline tank-truck, that ignited while delivering fuel to the 5th Wheel BP Station, has been identified to Historic City News as the victim that was transported by air ambulance to Shands Teaching Hospital in Gainesville last night.

Community

Regan addresses FSDB city code negotiations

Historic City News will report on an update from St. Augustine City Manager John Regan before commissioners at their regular Monday night meeting regarding negotiations with the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind in response to complaints from the Nelmar Terrace neighborhood.

Government

Rookies could become movie stars

Coming before the St. Augustine City Commission on Monday evening, Historic City News will hear more details from Police Chief Loran Lueders about a request his department has received to feature police rookies in a professionally produced show, if it is approved.

Government

At the Amphitheatre: Slightly Stoopid

Slightly Stoopid with Rebelution, Shwayze & Cisco Adler Sunday, August 21, 2011 Gates 5:00 pm | Starts 6:00 pm St. Augustine Amphitheatre 1340 A1A South , St. Augustine Phone:904.471.1965

Community

Abare has served at Flagler for 40 years

Historic City News has learned that to mark President William T. Abare Jr.’s 10th year of leadership, Flagler College will host a special tribute event — featuring a dinner, a silent auction and warm recollections of Abare’s contributions to the college and the community.

Community