Leslee F. Keys, Director of Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations, reported to Historic City News that Flagler College, the St. Augustine 450th Commemoration Commission and other partners were fortunate to receive funding under a Florida Humanities Council Grant.
In order to accomplish the installation of signs as part of the St. Augustine Heritage Signage Project, Carrie Smithheart, CEI Project Manager with England, Thims & Miller, Inc., reported the following lane closure schedule to Historic City News.
County Attorney Patrick McCormack’s office reported to Historic City News that the two-year legal battle stemming from the County’s decision regarding management of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre has been effectually ended.
Based on the published agenda, Historic City News is prepared for what should be a lengthy meeting of the St. Augustine city commission Monday night, October 12th.
The St. Johns County Main Library and Bayview reported to Historic City News that each month a seminar will be presented by physicians, pharmacists and other licensed health professionals as part of a monthly health information series.
St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Communications Manager Tara Howard reported to Historic City News that this week launched the AAA Heads-Up Driving Week to reduce distracted driving and improve safety on our roadways.
Flagler College reported to Historic City News that Catherine McFarland, instructor of art history at Flagler College, will present “Pop, Punk and New Wave in the Art World” on October 20th as part of their Community Lecture Series this fall.
Communications Director Jay Humphreys with the St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau updated Historic City News on this weekend’s entertainment events including the Annual Greek Festival, Colonial Folk Arts & Crafts Festival and the return of Crocodile Rock.
