Double shooting on SR-16
The Saint Johns County Sheriff’s Office has responded to a double shooting in the 1000 block of State Road 16. MEDIA OFFICERS ARE ON THE SCENE – DETAILS WILL BE AVAILABLE SHORTLY
Lions will return under darkness of night
On the heels of the Historic City News article published February 25, 2011, the City of St. Augustine has announced today that the two marble lion statues will be returned to their home during the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 15th.
Workshop for Bayfront traffic redesign
Historic City News learned that the bayfront redesign that was tentatively approved by city commissioners two weeks ago will go to a workshop before the commission’s next regular meeting March 14th.
Committeewoman announces Republican meetings
Republican State Committeewoman Becky Reichenberg invited Historic City News readers to mark their calendars and participate in the Republican Club of Greater St. Augustine’s upcoming monthly meeting Monday, March 14th.
New Businesses through 02/27/2011
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Fire contained – threat still exists
Division of Forestry, St. Johns County Fire-Rescue and firefighters from Flagler and Duval counties have all been pitching in to combat the reported 1,300 acre fire that jumped the road between highways US-1 and Interstate 95, south of SR-206.
Flagler welcomes new directors
Flagler College has appointed two new directors, Jay Szczepanski, Director of the Learning Resource Center, and Lynn Francisco, Director of Disability Services, according to an announcement received by Historic City News recently.
Spring-breakers warned against drunk driving
Public Affairs Officer, FHP Lieutenant Bill Leeper, warned Historic City News readers, especially the thousands of spring-breakers who visit St. Johns County’s beautiful beaches and numerous tourist attractions every year, to “think twice” before driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.