Posted inCommunity
Replica ships in port through May 17th
LAMP Director Chuck Meide reported to Historic City News that the Niña and Pinta are scheduled to make a trip to the Nation’s Oldest Port however, this time they will dock in St. Augustine.
Nights of Drama and Music at Amphitheatre
High-quality drama, music and art will be featured each night for a entire week when Florida’s First Coast Arts Festival comes to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre May 18th through 24th according to an announcement received by Historic City News.
Posted inBusiness
Proposed business incubation center
Jo McIntire and John Wood, Directors of Ancient City Enterprise Center, Inc. reported to Historic City News that their organization is addressing our community’s need for a “business incubation center.”
Posted inGovernment
Monday night’s city commission agenda
CITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE CITY COMMISSION, REGULAR MEETING – MONDAY, MAY 11, 2009 5:00 PM ALCAZAR ROOM.
Posted inGovernment
2009 Legislative session snapshot
In a report to Historic City News from Governor Crist, the Governor commended the Florida Legislature for agreeing to maximize funding for K-12 education by approving guidelines for a new 15-year Seminole compact.
Posted inCommunity
How did Junkanoo come to St. Augustine?
Historic City News contributor Sacha Martin reports that over the years, members of the St. Augustine Yacht Club have made many trips to Abaco, and many still participate in the Annual Regatta Week in July there.
Posted inCommunity
Ancient City Crawfish Boil begins
Snoop Dogg, 3 Doors Down, an array of other artists, and 20,000 pounds of crawfish begin their test of our Francis Field venue at 3:00 p.m. today, kicking off a 2-day Crawfish Boil.
Posted inPublic Safety
Possible holdup attempt at local bank
Historic City News has been alerted to an alleged attempted robbery of a local bank this afternoon.
