Remembering Schill Skinner
Talmadge Schill Skinner, Jr., age 57 of St. Augustine, FL passed away at his home May 15, 2011. He was a native of St. Augustine and had resided here most of his life.
Chamber names new business advocate
The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce announced to local Historic City News reporters that St. Augustine resident Carol Saviak has been appointed as the Chamber’s Government Relations Manager.
St. Augustine Bicycle Study
The North Florida Transportation Planning Organization has invited Historic City News readers to attend a public information meeting to discuss the St. Augustine Bicycle Study to be held on Thursday, May 26th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Weekend of nautical entertainment
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys announced to Historic City News readers to prepare for a weekend of nautical entertainment featuring the St. Augustine Nautical Festival and Boat Show, Fishing for the Cure Tournament, the 38th Annual Bluewater Tournament and even watch Captain Jack Sparrow and his Pirates of the Caribbean…
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New Businesses through 05/15/2011
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Sheriff’s Detective will be locked-up
Historic City News has scooped all other media on this report — Deputy Sheriff Charles “Kip” Brantley, a St. Johns County Sheriff’s detective, has surrendered himself to be locked-up to help Jerry’s Kids and the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
New charges on second armed robbery
Police report to Historic City News that after obtaining a warrant to search the car driven by 29 year-old Jared Matthew Bruge on May 9th, items were found that appear to be the same as those seen in a video surveillance from the scene of a different armed robbery.
Burglary to water tower unexplained
By 9:00 a.m. this morning, Flagler County deputies told Historic City News reporters that they were searching for an unknown subject who may have been looking to get high — literally.