CRN: Harvest of Hope Festival – 2010
CRN: Harvest of Hope Festival – 2010
By Randy Covington
Conservative Research Network
http://conservative-research.org/
Posted inPublic Safety
No word since Roberts spotted in Oregon
Historic City News reporters were provided recent video surveillance still-images of the 26 year-old fugitive, Joseph Dean Roberts; last reported to be located in Ontario, Oregon, by St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Charles E. Mulligan.
Posted inPublic Safety
FDLE database tracks meth-ingredient purchases
Today, Historic City News learned that Governor Charlie Crist signed legislation that makes it more difficult for individuals to buy over-the-counter medicines used to make methamphetamine.
Posted inBusiness
Business owners organize Fiesta de Aviles
Local Historic City News reporters learned that members of the St. Augustine City Commission will lead a ceremony to mark the commencement of the Aviles St. Rehabilitation Project on Friday, July 30th beginning at 9:00 a.m.
Posted inCommunity
Junior lifeguards enjoy award-winning Saturday
St. Johns County Fire Rescue reported to Historic City News that local Junior Lifeguards joined junior guards from around the region in an annual competition held in Jacksonville Beach last Saturday.
Posted inGovernment
Carriage ordinance workshop last night
Historic City News reporters listened to Assistant City Attorney Carlos Mendoza last night as topics, including hygiene, city expenses, and horse carriage routes, were among elements weighed by the St. Augustine City Commission in a 1 1/2 hour workshop on a draft horse carriage ordinance.
Posted inGovernment
Approval still in the works for no-wake zones
Historic City News reporters watched last night as General Services Director Jim Piggott outlined for the St. Augustine City Commission the steps necessary for state and federal approval of “no-wake” zones along the bayfront.
Posted inCommunity
Future of Castillo Center may be clearer soon
City Manager John Regan, negotiating memorandums of understanding with the University of Florida and the National Park Service, told city commissioners Monday night “by August 13 we will know our fate” on state lands necessary for a Castillo Visitor Information Center in the Colonial Spanish Quarter.
