Opening reception at Art Advocate Gallery
Los Siete Pintores de San Agustin, a collection from seven local St. Augustine artists, will be on display from August 30th until…
Posted inGovernment
Commission ignores voters: Charter to reappear
In a short noticed meeting that some speculated was bound to happen, three St. Johns County Commissioners – Ron Sanchez, Tom Manuel and Ben Rich, each joined together to place a charter government proposal back on the November ballot.
San Marco Merchants: Uptown Saturday Night
Jay Humphreys, Communications Director of the Visitors and Convention Bureau has asked Historic City News to remind our readers that this Saturday night, visitors to St. Augustine will find a special sense of excitement and fun along San Marco Avenue when the monthly Uptown Saturday Night sparkles to life.
Posted inCommunity
Labor Day Closings
All offices of the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners and all St. Johns County Public Libraries will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2008, in observance of Labor Day.
Posted inPublic Safety
Homicide Unit distributes poster
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Homicide Unit has created a poster to assist in bringing the 22 unsolved homicide and 8 unresolved missing person cases to a close according to an update received by Historic City News this morning.
Cultural Events August 27 – September 4, 2008
August 27- Concert
Elizabeth Roth Band, “rock and roll”
7;00-9:00p.m. Free
St. Johns County Pier Pavilion
St. Augustine Beach
Info: 904-347-8007
www.staugbchcivicassoc.com
Posted inGovernment
Flagler county sheriff’s race moves ahead
In the Flagler County sheriff’s race, two familiar faces will meet in a three-cornered race in November according to information forwarded by election sources to Historic City News.
Posted inCommunity
St. Johns County Recovers from Fay
Historic City News was informed that St. Johns County continues in the recovery stage following the severe weather brought last week by Tropical Storm Fay. In total, Fay dumped an estimated 9-12 inches of rain in St. Johns County and caused over one million dollars in damage to individual residences and businesses.
