West Augustine sewer finance update

Historic City News reporters will be observing commissioners tomorrow night when Public Works Director Martha Graham makes public the progress on the city’s bid for $23.5 million in state funding to accomplish proposed West Augustine sewer upgrades.

Government

Marriage Licenses Applications – 6/12/2011

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Community

Win prizes in summer reading contest

Debra Rhodes Gibson informed Historic City News local reporters that, in order to encourage adult reading, the St. Johns County Public Library System has established an adult summer reading contest.

Community

Final Judgments through 6/9/2011

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Business

Foundation terminates City contract

First America Foundation, Inc., voted Friday to terminate its contract with the city and now the question being asked by many Historic City News readers is, “What about the money?”

Government

Andrew Young Crossing dedication today

Forty-seven years ago, on June 9, 1964, Andrew Jackson Young, Jr., tried, unsuccessfully, to cross through a hostile mob of segregationists as he led a group of peaceful Civil Rights demonstrators east on King Street towards the Plaza.

Community

St. Augustine corps ramps up for 450th

Dear Editor: The St. Augustine 450 Community Corps, a 501.c.3 non-profit organized in 2007 to generate community interest for the city’s 450th anniversary in 2015, then moving to a support role in 2009 rather than appearing to compete with city efforts, is ramping up again.

Editorials