Posted inCommunity
Beach safety a high priority today
With 80 degree weather forecast for today, Historic City News is expecting crowded beach conditions to continue throughout the holiday.
Posted inEditorials
The Ferrol Herald
Forty years ago, or so, when I was in my teens, my mother, who was a typing teacher at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind, began the onerous task of trying to teach me to use a typewriter.
Posted inEditorials
Record publisher: debt “far exceeds” assets
The future of the St. Augustine Record remains uncertain as the newspaper shuts down its local printing facility and its publisher, Morris Publishing Group, LLC, continues to accumulate debt – failing to pay the $9,746,730 interest payment due to its lenders February 1, 2009 and an additional $9,746,730 interest payment that was due August 3, 2009.
Posted inPublic Safety
Tips sought in SR 206 burglary
Sgt. Chuck Mulligan reported to Historic City News that detectives with the Sheriff’s Office Property Crimes Section are asking for your help in identifying a burglary suspect who was caught on surveillance video.
Forum set for Senate District 8 candidates
The St. Johns County Republican Executive Committee reported to Historic City News that they will hold an open meeting and forum September 10th for all Florida Senate District 8 candidates.
Posted inPublic Safety
Bustamante: No criminal prosecution
The State Attorneys office announced Thursday to Historic City News that no one will be charged in the fatal boating accident that happened along the Intracostal Waterway near Palm Valley in April.
Posted inCommunity
From widow, to teacher, to artist
Breton Frazier, Volunteer Coordinator for the Haven Hospice Speakers Bureau, told Historic City News an inspiring story about Lamona O’Neill; who Frazier says has “come full circle”.
Posted inGovernment
County solicits applicants for two citizen boards
Melissa Lundquist reported to Historic City News that the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners is accepting applications for appointments to the Category II Arts/Grants Funding Panel and the Recreation Advisory Board.
