Cultural Events June 4 – 12, 2008
June 4- Concert
Lanza Meets Sinatra
7:00p.m. Free.
St. Johns County Pier Pavilion, St. Augustine Beach
Info: 347-8007
www.staugbchcivicassoc.com
Sgt. Tutten Drive Unveiling Ceremony
Historic City News was advised that on Wednesday, June 11, at 9:30 a.m., a ceremony will be held in the parking lot of the Whetstone Place Office Building, located between State Road 312 and Flagler Hospital, to officially unveil Sgt. Tutten Drive.
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Precautionary City Water Boil Notice
Cathy DuPont, Neighborhood Coordinator – Dept. of Public Affairs for the City of St. Augustine, reported via an immediate media release to Historic City News that a water main break on King St. has triggered a precautionary water boil notice for all City Water customers.
St. Johns Golf Club to host free lessons
St. Johns Golf Club is one of thousands of facilities nationwide hosting American Express® Women’s Golf Month supported by Golf For Women magazine activities according to a media release sent to Historic City News from Karen Pan in the St. Johns County Office of Public Affairs.
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Marriage Licenses through 06/01/2008
Amatangelo Joseph Isaac -Bonaro Miriam Lynne -5/27/2008 Armstrong Shawn James -Hill Ashley Tana Marie -5/27/2008 Barrentine Joseph Allen -Bunch Joyce Colletti -5/30/2008…
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New Businesses through 06/01/2008
Begin Business Date: 05/26/2008 End Business Date: 06/01/2008
From the records of
DENNIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH
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ResQme – new addition to lifesaving toolbox
This afternoon, Historic City News was invited to a live demonstration of the latest lifesaving tool now available to 150 local law enforcement officers thanks to a generous donation from a local car dealership – Bozard Ford. Deputy Sheriff Jim Weaver, shown here with Mike Shad, owner of Bozard Ford, is seen using the ResQme device which he recently donated to the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office.
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Reorganization of Health and Human Services
During the past ten months, County Administrator Michael Wanchick has asked all County departments to closely scrutinize their costs and programs to find ways to provide better services more efficiently, according to a media release sent to Historic City News this afternoon from Karen Pan, Office of Public Affairs.
