HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Ponte Vedra Beach Water notice retracted

Compliance Coordinator Jason Rickards issued a “Retraction Notice” to Historic City News local reporters to lift the original “Precautionary Boil Water Notice” for a portion of the Sawgrass Development in Ponte Vedra Beach.

Community

18th century School of the Soldier

US Park Ranger Jeffrey Edel reported to Historic City News that special flintlock musket training has been planned for Saturday, May 21st.

Community

Man arrested after shooting from passing van

Historic City News received a report that a Palm Coast man was arrested early yesterday on charges of driving under the influence, use of a firearm while under the influence and discharging a firearm from a vehicle.

Public Safety

National Train Day – May 7th

“All Aboard” as America celebrates its love for trains today, Saturday, May 7, 2011 — the fourth annual National Train Day.

Community

Flight attendant faces hit-and-run and drug charges

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office reported to Historic City News that a hit-and-run driver was taken into custody Thursday night; after leaving the scene of a collision near the intersection of SR-312 and Old Moultrie Road.

Public Safety

Flutter Run and 5K in Palm Coast

The City of Palm Coast invited Historic City News readers to visit for their Arbor Day 5k Run-Walk and 1 mile “Flutter Run” being held on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Central Park in Town Center.

Community

Not through with carriage issues yet

In less than 30 days since Historic City News local reporters watched the St. Augustine City Commission approve a highly controversial new carriage ordinance, we have learned that when the commission reconvenes Monday night, they will begin considering amendments to it.

Government

City recognizes employee-heros

Historic City News applauds a Visitor Center custodian who talked a distraught woman off the fourth floor ledge of the parking facility and a city Marine Operations officer who has rescued seven people and a dog in the past month, who will be honored by the City Commission Monday.

Government