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.
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.
Women’s Council of Realtors spokesperson Kizzy Van Tine invited Historic City News readers to attend their next business breakfast on April 7th — featuring guest speaker Kimberly Deas.
Historic City News received an update from the St. Augustine Royal Family of “clear blue skies and excitement in the air” in Tallahassee this weekend where the trio made an appearance in the 43rd annual Springtime Tallahassee Festival.
St. Augustine Tea Party reported to Historic City News that they will join with the Tea Party Network of Florida and FairTax Florida for a special “Forward with the Constitution” rally being held at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds.
Historic City News readers are invited to participate in the 7th Annual Bartram Bash being held on Sunday, April 17th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Alpine Groves Park.
Keepers of the Coast President Tara Dodson invited Historic City News readers to join them at the St. Johns County Fishing Pier Pavilion on St. Augustine Beach as they welcome the return of the nesting sea turtles to the beaches of North east Florida.
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