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Value Adjustment Board
St. Johns County is currently accepting applications for the following vacancy:
Posted inPublic Safety
Mother arrested for child abuse
Historic City News was informed that a 39-year old St. Johns County woman was arrested this afternoon on a charge of felony child abuse after she allegedly went shopping while leaving her infant child in her vehicle while it was not running and the windows were closed.
Posted inEditorials
Guest Column – Cyndi Stevenson
Your Taxes-Your Community-Your Quality of Life
Like you, the county is facing costly price increases and budget uncertainties caused by the slowing economy and Amendment 1. To address that county staff and our new administrator, Michael Wanchick, are looking for new ways to save money and keep up the level of service you expect.
Posted inPublic Safety
Three arrested at Cornell Road house party
Three St. Johns County men were arrested on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and two of them were also charged with conducting an open house party this morning according to a report received by Historic City News this afternoon.
Light turn out for GOP event
There was good weather until about 2:45 p.m. this afternoon for a barbecue and political festivities to dedicate the new campaign headquarters of the Republican Party of St. Johns County — but the anticipated crowds were light.
Commission candidate forum in Ponte Vedra
The Ponte Vedra Beach Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the Ponte Vedra Recorder, holds a forum for candidates running for election to the St. Johns County commission.
Posted inPublic Safety
Lottery tickets stolen
Media Relations Officer Kevin Kelshaw reported to Historic City News this afternoon that a man and woman are being sought in connection with the theft of lottery tickets from four convenience stores as well as an attempted theft of tickets from another store at different locations around the county.
Posted inGovernment
City Fire Department Gets Fire Boat
In an announcement from Chief Mike Arnold, Historic City News was informed of a new piece of essential fire fighting equipment that soon will be available — and at no cost to the city.
