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Obituary: William Mark Korach II

Obituary: William Mark Korach II

St. Johns Family Funeral Home reported that 73-year-old William Mark Korach II of St. Augustine, passed away November 7, 2018 at Flagler Hospital. He was a Historic City News reader and contributor for several years and had been active in local Republican politics.

Community
Department of Transportation will impose detours on SR-207 traffic

Department of Transportation will impose detours on SR-207 traffic

As part of a continuing Florida Department of Transportation drainage improvement project, detours will be in place to safely complete drainage work on SR-207 at SR-206 starting Monday, November 26, 2018 at 10:00 a.m.

Public Safety
Little doubt DeSantis is next governor of Florida

Little doubt DeSantis is next governor of Florida

In Florida’s gubernatorial contest, Historic City News has learned that Republican Ron DeSantis appears headed to victory over Democrat Andrew Gillum after a machine recount did not significantly narrow the margin in that race, according to Secretary of State Ken Detzner.

Government
Guest: Who Won the Midterm Election?

Guest: Who Won the Midterm Election?

Lance Thate, ChairmanSaint Augustine Tea PartyFor Historic City News I ask the question. “Who Won the Midterm Election?” We had an Election without journalistic coverage. The Main Stream Media did not perform their duties. Major television networks, ABC, NBC and CBS, are only background noise in the scheme of things.

Editorials
Plaza protest ordinance is finally settled; adopted in 3-to-2 vote

Plaza protest ordinance is finally settled; adopted in 3-to-2 vote

By 7:00 p.m. the members of the Commission of the City of StAugustine had adopted a new ordinance; one that makes it clearer and easier for city police to preserve the peace during times of protest while protecting the safety of protesters, counter-protesters, and event goers within the Plaza de la Constitution.

Government
Veteran’s Day celebrated at St Augustine Beach today

Veteran’s Day celebrated at St Augustine Beach today

The City of St. Augustine Beach has invited all Historic City News readers to attend a celebration of our nation’s heroes from all American conflicts; both in times of peace and in times of war, the men and women who have served to make us free — our military veterans.

Community
FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

Historic City News was notified by Florida Department of Transportation Public Information Officer, Allen Nelson, that traffic will be impacted at the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations where roadwork is being conducted. Be alert to lane closures and temporary detours, as well as increased congestion in these areas.  FDOT employees and contractors…

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Governor wins immediate injunction against Broward Elections Supervisor

Governor wins immediate injunction against Broward Elections Supervisor

Governor Rick Scott’s Senate campaign filed a lawsuit late Thursday against the Broward County elections supervisor asking that she turn over records regarding how ballots are being counted.  Despite protesters gathered outside Broward Board of Elections Headquarters, Judge Carol-Lisa Phillip said Supervisor Brenda Snipes must allow inspections of records detailing the counting and collection of…

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