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Local career criminal returns to federal prison
A 49-year-old St Augustine man who pled guilty on March 22, 2018 to violating federal supervised release on drug charges, has been…
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Harley-Davidson dealership coming to St Augustine
Adamec Cycle Sales Co. Inc. in Jacksonville has announced to Historic City News that they will build a 35,000-square-foot facility here by…
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State wins conviction in first-degree murder trial
Today, Bryan L. Shorstein, Public Information Officer for State Attorney R. J. Larizza, announced to local Historic City News reporters that at…
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City manager evaluation process in question at St Augustine Beach
St Augustine Beach Commissioner Rich O’Brien has refused to provide a written evaluation of City Manager Max Royle, despite consensus of the remaining commissioners to comply with the process supposed to be part of the basis for his salary in the next budget year.
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Palm Coast: Tis the season for a new city manager
Last week, Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland called for and got support for the dismissal of city manager Jim Landon because of…
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City manager instills false hope in Anastasia Island residents
St Augustine residents turned out by the dozens last night, only to have their hopes dashed after city manager John Regan’s sophomoric attempt to boost support for his “pet commissioner” Nancy Sikes Kline and a thinly veiled attempt to save his job. Regan’s poor management and poor decision-making in the highly-paid position has been challenged by social friend and vice-mayor Commissioner Todd Neville as well as Mayor Nancy Shaver, putting Regan’s job only one vote away from termination.
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True Miracles of the American Revolution
You are patriotically invited to attend tonight's open meeting of the Saint Augustine Tea Party where Jerry Cameron, Chair of the St.…
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Tom Reynolds abandons 2018 election, vows 2020 return
“Three strikes and you’re out” is the call for ubiquitous political candidate Thomas F. Reynolds, after Historic City News learned that he has withdrawn from a contest against St Augustine Beach Commissioner Undine C. George, who Supervisor of Elections Vicky Oakes reports is therefor elected by default.
