Historic City Memories: The Wild East
The Wild East Shootouts in Florida By Geoff Dobson
Historic City Trivia: Marineland
On last week’s word that Marineland was sold to the Georgia Aquarium for an estimated $9.1 million, Historic City News thought it would be fun to look back at a few interesting facts surrounding the attraction that for many years made its mark on tourism in the St. Augustine area.
Professor of medieval and early history to speak
Historic City News local reporters received word from Priscilla Proctor that Miri Rubin,Ph.D., professor of Medieval and Early Modern History at Queen Mary University of London, will be the speaker at the Cecile & Gene Usdin Judeo-Christian Lecture on January 24th, at 7:00 p.m.
Marriage Licenses Applications – 12/26/2010
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Final Judgments through 12/22/2010
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Business owners on Anastasia Island organize
A new merchant association of Anastasia Boulevard business and property owners is forming to ensure that they are not “slighted” by city planners — as decisions are made regarding the traffic along the bayfront, according to an announcement received by Historic City News today.
Gwen Templeton at the Comedy Club
Real estate agent by day – comedian by night; Gwen Templeton has invited Historic City News readers to her stand-up comedy performance at Johnny’s Comedy Club located on North Ponce de Leon Boulevard on Friday, January 14th.
Cyprian Center registration this week
Executive Director Lynn Waugh Straughan announced to Historic City News that registration begins tomorrow through January 7th for the winter session of classes at Cyprian Center for Expressive Arts.