Public Information Officer Debra Johnson told local St. Johns County reporters with Historic City News that deputies in Flagler County are investigating a “skimming device” that was discovered at a business on State Road 100 in Palm Coast earlier this week.
Historic City News readers looking for something entertaining to do today should head over to the Castillo de San Marcos and take advantage of free admission to the Castillo — and more than 100 other national parks.
One of the three city officials directly appointed by the St. Augustine City Commission is the City Clerk — the position required by the city charter designating the person who shall make verification of authority on official documents.
With two more days to vote this week in the Primary Election, Historic City News has learned that over 2,000 voters have taken advantage of “early voting”.
St. Augustine Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont informed local Historic City News reporters today that St. Augustine thrives on its historic features and yet the most important historic feature in the city is separated from the city itself by a four lane state highway.
On the heels of allegations that city commissioners may violate Florida’s sunshine laws if they attend a business meeting together in Aviles, Spain, city staff announced this afternoon that a new e-mail address has been established to collect ideas from the public on how the municipal government can make public records and meetings more accessible.
“As you can see from the news we all learned this morning,” said Paul K. Williamson of Mayor Joe Boles announcement Wednesday evening, “the details of the trip have evolved since this time yesterday.”
