Rubio: Stop human trafficking-slavery
Marco Rubio Republican U. S. Senator Miami, FL Even as America grapples with a struggling economy and growing debt, we must not lose sight of our responsibility to protect and be a voice for the powerless.
Recently restored lions vandalized
Public Information Officer Mark Samson reported to Historic City News that, this morning, the St. Augustine Police Department was called to the west end of the Bridge of Lions where one of the 84 year-old lion statues was the victim of vandalism last night.
Meth related arrests triple in county
Kevin Kelshaw, Sheriff’s Office Media Relations Officer, reported to Historic City News this morning that so far this year, 17 meth labs have been discovered in raids by St. Johns County deputies — the most recent was last weekend.
Seawall a continuing priority
Last week, Historic City News reported that the City commission signed on to a “Memorandum of Agreement” to bring the city one step closer to the approval of funding for the Seawall Project south of the Bridge of Lions.
Ethics Commission: No disclosure from Bryan
Warning that he had “checked into” the backgrounds of certain residents who object to his support of increased property taxes, Historic City News discovered that every county commissioner has met their July 1st obligation to report their assets and liabilities to the Florida Commission on Ethics — except Chairman Joseph “Ken” Bryan.
Local recall of ground beef products
“At National Beef, simply meeting industry standards isn’t good enough,” according to the website of the company who is announcing that the company is recalling approximately 60,424 pounds of ground beef products.
Marriage Licenses Applications – 8/14/2011
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Final Judgments through 8/14/2011
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