Paying the cost of housing county inmates
During Monday’s meeting of the St. Johns County Civic Association Roundtable, Historic City News reporters were on hand when the Sheriff’s budget drew fire; citing that it is heavy with jail expenses.
Letter: Give residents free parking too
Dear Editor: It is a pleasure to see free parking provided by the city of St. Augustine for motorcycles during bike week. Even on weekdays I observed the positive impact on downtown businesses.
Marineland now Marineland Dolphin Adventure
Public Relations Director Meghann Gibbons announced to Historic City News that Georgia Aquarium, which purchased the historic Marineland attraction on January 3, 2011 for a reported $9.1 million, has launched a new name and new logo.
New Businesses through 03/13/2011
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Marriage Licenses Applications – 3/13/2011
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Final Judgments through 3/13/2011
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Guest Column: My Parade Reflection
I am 21 years old, and have been riding in parades in St. Augustine since I was born.
Historic City News welcomes lions home
With the return of the two marble lion statues from which the city’s 84 year-old Bridge of Lions derives its name, Historic City News readers welcomed home two of its most famous icons in the predawn hours this morning.