Historic City News reporters received an update from St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Kevin Kelshaw regarding a hotel guest who appears to have fallen to his death this morning.
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys announced to Historic City News readers that the very popular 30th annual Lions Club Seafood Festival is topping the list of entertainment options this weekend.
A familiar name in St. Augustine and St. Johns County by Historic City News local reporters has gone the way of other high profile residential and commercial real estate development companies over the past few years according to public records.
We’ve spent billions of dollars building a huge new bureaucracy in the name of “Homeland Security” and all we know how to do is to react to things that have already happened.
Kim Brumfield from Betty Griffin House reported to Historic City News that the statewide “Walk in My Shoes” event for Lauren’s Kids will make a stop in St. Augustine on Saturday, April 9th, and participants for the hour-long walk are invited.
Tonight’s meeting of the Anastasia Mosquito Control District is set for 6:00 p.m. at AMCD headquarters; located on Old Beach Road between SR-312 and Pope Road.
Minutes ago, Sgt. Charles E. Mulligan reported to the St. Johns County Historic City News desk that “I am heading to the scene” of an apparent fall at a local hotel that has left one person dead.
Historic City News has learned that WSOS “Sunny 94.1″ radio station which recently moved from Saint Augustine to Fruit Cove in St. Johns County flipped to “Classic Rock 94.1″ at 4:00 p.m. today.
