HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Kendall going after Florida House seat in 2012

Local government reporters received an e-mail from Kim J. Kendall yesterday, announcing to Historic City News readers that she has officially made her bid for a seat in the Florida House of Representatives. Kendall, who lives on Eagle Point Drive in northwest St. Johns County, has been active in the community over the past ten…

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Government

Wanchick addresses StAR Council

The St. Augustine Regional Council has invited Historic City News readers to attend their business meeting on Wednesday, February 16th, when the feature guest speaker will be Michael D. Wanchick, St. Johns County Chief Administrative Officer.

Community

Information about new Bachelor program

St. Johns River State College reported to Historic City News, that on February 23rd, sessions for students interested in the Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Management degree will convene on the St. Augustine campus in room H0104.

Community

Heidi Mosier: seamstress for the centuries

Many Historic City News readers agree that one of the highlights of each year’s Menéndez Noche de Gala is the exquisite period clothing gracing both volunteers and guests.

Community

Writers in Residence Program at Flagler

Flagler College announced to Historic City News that they will welcome novelist Masha Hamilton as part of its Writers in Residence Program on February 24th at 7:00 p.m. in the Gamache-Koger Room at the Ringhaver Student Center on Sevilla Street.

Community

Budget cuts in the billions – not millions

Historic City News received a transcript of yesterday’s budget statement; delivered before a capacity crowd in Eustis by Governor Rick Scott.

Government

Commission hears updated plans Monday

Historic City News has learned that when the City Commission convenes their regular meeting next Monday, two new alternatives for traffic flow along the bayfront will be aired.

Government

State Park celebrates Black History Month

Terri Newmans reported to Historic City News that The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Fort Mose Historic State Park will celebrate Black History Month at the first free black community in the United States.

Community