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Historic City Memories: Two mules for widow Abbott
Two mules and two slaves for the widow Abbott
By Geoff Dobson
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July 29 1539: Beginning of an American Tradition
In July 1539, during his North American entrada, the army of Governor Don Hernando de Soto crosses the Withlacoochee River near present-day Inverness, FL.
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New Businesses through 07/25/2010
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No profiling?
It was good to see Commissioner Mark Miner and his new bride Cheryl at the Republican Club of Greater St. Augustine last month; when he came home on a short leave from deployment in Kuwait.
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Hankerson is presenter on Boys and Girls Clubs
As part of its free monthly lecture series, Historic City News reporters learned that in the August 7th presentation at Mission San Luis, Derek Boyd Hankerson will speak on the topic of “Boys and Girls Clubs of America” — from the perspective of an alumnus of two clubs in suburban Maryland.
North Shores community hosts candidates
On Monday, August 9th at 7:00 p.m., Sacha Martin, President of the North Shores Improvement Association tells Historic City News local reporters that their organization will sponsor a candidate forum for contested seats in the August 24th Primary Election.
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Fill the Buoy at Publix this weekend
Historic City News reporters received word from Rebecca Romaine today that local beach lifeguards will be out in force this weekend to “Fill the Buoy” at the Publix on Anastasia Island.
Stimulus: Local Style – Cash for Punkers
Stimulus: Local Style – Cash for Punkers
By Randy Covington
Conservative Research Network
http://conservative-research.org/
