Paranormal Day May 3rd
Historic City News reporters receive reports of “paranormal” activities more and more these days; and, today is the day recognized around the world as Paranormal Day.
Recognizing Older Americans Month
In this morning’s St. Johns County Commission meeting, Historic City News reporters were on hand as members made a presentation to Cathy Brown, signifying the importance of our senior citizen population in commemoration of Older Americans Month.
VA Nursing Home earns accreditation
US Representative John L. Mica notified Historic City News local reporters that just thirteen days after calling an emergency meeting with VA officials at St. Augustine City Hall, final accreditation for the Clyde E. Lassen State VA Nursing Home in St. Augustine has been granted.
Discounts offered for kitten spaying
Carolyn Smith, St. Augustine Humane Society’s interim operations director, informed Historic City News reporters that a record number of unwanted kittens are being born in the local area.
John Adams from Boston to Guantanamo
Historic City News has been informed that Governor Rick Scott has signed a proclamation recognizing May 1st as “Law Day” in Florida.
Spanish Bakery site of Royal Tea
Historic City News received word from Vanessa Baker that yesterday’s Royal Tea “went very well with a great turn-out” at The Spanish Bakery located on St. George Street in the heart of the Spanish Quarter.
Play Your Ukulele Day May 2nd
With a “hats off” to Arthur Godfrey, Historic City News reporters recognize today, May 2nd, as “National Play Your Ukulele Day”.
Graduating nursing students pinned
St. Johns River State College recently held a pinning ceremony to recognize the Associate in Science in Nursing students.