Posted inGovernment
Mendoza leads workshop on carriage ordinance
Assistant City Attorney Carlos Mendoza told Historic City News reporters that a previously suggested $5,000 permit fee for horse-drawn carriages is now “off the table”.
Posted inGovernment
SAFE reaches settlement to spare Cyrus life
St. Johns County reached a settlement agreement yesterday afternoon with SAFE Animal Rescue to resolve a legal dispute regarding a Shih-Tzu canine named Cyrus.
Posted inPublic Safety
Marshal Service joins FBI in search for Tavar
According to information received by the Sheriff’s Office and delivered to local Historic City News reporters, investigators from Richland County, S.C. have located the second dog belonging to a missing North Beach woman, Brittany Jeniveve Tavar.
Posted inBusiness
County recognized for small business development
Karen Pan informed local Historic City News reporters that the St. Johns County Board of Commissioners was recognized this morning for assisting small businesses during the past year.
Posted inPublic Safety
Converters stolen from cars in hotel parking lot
Local St. Augustine reporters at Historic City News have learned that sometime after 9:30 p.m. Saturday night and before Sunday morning about 10:30 a.m., catalytic converters were stolen from cars parked in a local hotel parking lot.
Posted inPublic Safety
Car stolen from parking lot in broad daylight
Local St. Augustine reporters at Historic City News have learned that sometime between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. last Friday afternoon, a car was stolen from the Winn Dixie parking lot at SR-207 and US-1 South.
Posted inPublic Safety
Early morning collision causes $6,000 in damages
Local St. Augustine reporters at Historic City News have learned that early Sunday morning, about 3:45 a.m., Police Officer Matt Mitchell responded to a single vehicle collision on Anastasia Boulevard.
Posted inCommunity
Building Futures – Brick by Brick
THE PLAYERS Championship Boys & Girls Club in St. Augustine has invited Historic City News readers to become a permanent part of the West Augustine community and leave a lasting impression through their ongoing “Building Futures – Brick by Brick” initiative.
