Deltra Long contacted Historic City News to invite our readers to participate in a celebration later this month to benefit the “St. Paul School of Excellence” construction and restoration project.
United States Attorney Robert E. O’Neill announced to Historic City News today that a grand jury has returned indictments charging two Jacksonville residents with malicious mischief and violation of the Archaeological Resources Protection Act.
Historic City News will be on hand when William T. Abare Jr., Ed.D., president of Flagler College, will be knighted by the Official St. Augustine Royal Family and Easter Festival Committee during the 52nd Annual Knighting Ceremony on Saturday, March 19th at the Queen Isabella Park on St. George Street.
St. Augustine Sunrise Rotary Club spokesperson Martha S. Graham announced to Historic City News today that Bozard Ford will be the “Title Sponsor” of the 16th Annual Rhythm and Ribs Festival.
Let me get this straight . . . .
We’re going to be “gifted” with a healthcare plan we are forced to purchase and fined if we don’t; which purportedly covers at least ten million more people — without adding a single new doctor, but is adding 16,000 new IRS agents.
St. Johns County Cultural Council, the county’s designated local arts agency, periodically reports upcoming cultural events to local Historic City News reporters for the benefit of our readers.
Historic City News observed members of the St. Johns County Board of Commissioners vote yesterday to accept a federal SAFER grant, which provides funding for 12 new firefighter positions for the next two years.
Historic City News received word from Middle District of Florida States Attorney Robert E. O’Neill that a Jacksonville emergency room doctor has entered a guilty plea in a child pornography case.
