HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Professor examines church architectural history

Brian Thompson reported to Historic City News that Dr. Timothy Johnson, professor of Religion and chair of the Liberal Studies Department at Flagler College, will present “Presbyterian Wine in Byzantine Wineskins: Reflections on Flagler’s Memorial Church” on Tuesday, December 14th.

Community

St Augustine has newly reorganized Commission

Historic City News reporters were on hand for the biennial reorganization of St. Augustine’s City Commission — with the one new face on the commission unexpectedly arriving by wheelchair.

Government

Hastings man thrown to his death in car crash

St Johns County Traffic Homicide Investigator, Deputy J.D. McGinnis, informed local Historic City News reporters that a Hastings man was killed at about 1:40 a.m. this morning in a single vehicle traffic crash on south CR-13.

Community

Man attacked in Heritage Park home invasion

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has alerted Historic City News local reporters that a search is underway for three men in connection with a home invasion that occurred early this morning in the Heritage Park subdivision off Woodlawn Road; north of SR-16.

Public Safety

State to expunge records of civil rights activists

Gwendolyn Duncan wrote to tell Historic City News that St. Augustine resident Barbara B. Allen will be traveling to Tallahassee on December 9th to hear a Commemorative Resolution being read by the Florida State Clemency Board.

Community

Letter: Firefighters ready to negotiate

Dear editor: The Firefighters issued a letter to the county giving them three dates in December to set the ground rules for the upcoming 2011 negotiations session.

Editorials

New Businesses through 12/05/2010

The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee. The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Tax Collector and should be consulted before taking any action.

Business

Alternates sought for Heritage Corridor Commission

Historic City News has learned that two Florida residents will be appointed later this month as alternates to the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission.

Community