Local business owner, Norbert Tuseo, told Historic City News Editor Michael Gold that he is fed up with the continuing graffiti that is occurring around the city and he has made a commitment to “put my money where my mouth is.”
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Police Department will instruct a self-defense program for women and children next week.
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys alerts Historic City News readers that there are many entertainment choices in store for this weekend including First Friday events and the final weekend of the award-winning Nights of Lights.
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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.
Molly Ebersold reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park is well into construction of a 7-acre zip line course that will offer park visitors an aerial eco-adventure and a unique opportunity to view crocodiles, alligators, birds and other animals.
Dear editor:
My wife and I are the former owners of The Prince of Wales restaurant that was located at 54 Cuna Street downtown.
Dear Editor:
In our city of St. Augustine we have groups of re-enactors who portray early American colonials in various historical time frames. We also have ersatz “pirates” and their wenches doing the Johnny Depp thing.
