Welcome back Cafe Alcazar – and a new owner
Historic City News has learned that George Chryssaidis, the owner of Athena Cafe and Georgie’s Diner downtown, is also the new owner of Cafe Alcazar in the historic Lightner Museum.
Advisory Board and Committee vacancies
St. Johns County has announced to Historic City News that they are currently accepting applications for the following Board and Committee vacancies.
Commission approves new medical examiner
County Commissioner Cyndi Stevenson questioned the budget impact of a proposal presented by District 7 State Attorney R. J. Larizza regarding the method by which St. Johns County will pay for forensic medical examinations since the retirement of 65 year-old Dr. Terrence R. Steiner.
Chamber of Commerce announces events
April Events: St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Communications Manager, Tara Howard, reported the following April happenings to Historic City News.
Tale Tellers of St. Augustine hold open house
Publicist Jane Sims, who represents Tale Tellers of St. Augustine as well as Florida Storytelling Association, invited Historic City News readers to attend an Open House and Storytelling Meeting later this month.
Chowske wins Grand Award with brochure
Flagler College reported to Historic City News that Carrie Pack Chowske, Director of Marketing Communications at Flagler College, recently received two awards from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. In the 2011 CASE District III Awards program, which covers the southeastern portion of the U.S., Chowske was the Grand Award Winner in the…
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County continues Energy Efficiency workshops
St. Johns County public information spokesman, Rob Weber, informed Historic City News that they are continuing their free Energy Efficiency workshops in April; designed to teach commercial contractors and homeowners how to build more efficiently and save money.
Participate in Beautify Bunnell effort
City of Bunnell Office Assistant, Christine Hancock, told Historic City News that her City is calling all volunteers, citizens, businesses, groups, clubs and organizations to participate in the second annual “Beautify Bunnell” project.