Historic City News reporters have been following the drama and controversy surrounding the recently passed animal-drawn carriage ordinance including two additional ordinances that could modify it; both of which could become final on Monday night.
During his visit earlier this week, National Park Service official David Vela took the opportunity to visit some of the proposed exhibition space for the city’s upcoming commemorations prior to attending a workshop to discuss the inaugural meeting of the federal 450th commission.
St. Augustine Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont informed local Historic City News reporters today that Planning and Building Director Mark Knight will address the city commission at their Monday night meeting regarding the future of the M&M Market.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration joined the chorus of those predicting an active 2011 hurricane season in their official report received by Historic City News after it was released yesterday afternoon.
County and city commissioners will meet in a joint workshop Tuesday morning to tackle a variety of mutual concerns — primary among them expected to be infrastructure development in West Augustine and the future of the Willie Galimore pool.
The St. Augustine office of Watson Realty Corp., reported to Historic City News today that their associate, Amy Galkin Capo, has become the company’s newest Broker Associate.
The St. Augustine City Commission reported to Historic City News that they will present their annual Citizenship Award to a senior from each of St. Johns County’s high schools in recognition of their leadership and service to their school, community and fellow students.
Public Information Officer Debra Johnson is asking Historic City News readers to assist Flagler County deputies to locate a Palm Coast man wanted in connection with a Wednesday evening shooting into a Palm Coast home.
