Posted inEditorials
Have a cup of coffee
The Downtown Coffee Club, loosely organized in the late 1950’s or early 1960’s, keeps me entertained and informed every day — and although I attend for the conversation, we are, after all, coffee drinkers.
Bunnell celebrates Second Annual Potato Festival
While cabbage and sod are Flagler’s staple crops today, the potato remains an important agricultural feature and iconic figure of the county’s agricultural heritage and for more than a century, the spud was a staple crop in the Western part of Flagler County — chiefly grown for potato chips.
Posted inCommunity
Memorial honoring late Deputy James Anderson
St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Sergeant Charles Mulligan told local reporters with Historic City News that the late Deputy James Anderson was honored at a dedication ceremony this morning.
Posted inGovernment
Wendler threatens City with $3.4 million lawsuit
City Attorney Ron Brown has announced to Historic City News local reporters that Donna Wendler, who planned to demolish seven homes along King and Oviedo streets, now plans to sue the City of St. Augustine for $3.4 million in damages.
Posted inGovernment
Architectural Guidelines: Comp-Plan or Code?
In less than two weeks, local St. Augustine reporters from Historic City News will watch as city commissioners revisit the architectural style issue in the city’s Historic Preservation Districts.
Posted inPublic Safety
Free self defense seminar — for women
Women readers of Historic City News will want to enroll now for next month’s free self defense seminar; sponsored by the St. Augustine Police Department.
Posted inCommunity
Welcome to thirty-five potential new teachers
Local Historic City News reporters learned that St. Johns River Community College recently recognized 35 students for completing the teacher certification program.
Posted inCommunity
Marriage Licenses Applications – 5/9/2010
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 Clerk of Court and should be consulted before taking any action.
