A free public program being sponsored by WQXT-TV and the Law Firm of Terrell Hogan Ellis Yegelwel, P.A., will present an Evening with Attorney Bruce Anderson.
Mr. Anderson, the parent of a vaccine–injured child, will present “A Parent’s View of Vaccinations: A Shot in the Dark or an Informed Choice?†a presentation that will discuss the controversial topic of vaccine safety.
The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners received a plaque from the American Heart Association in recognition of being named a “Heart Ready County†according to a media advisory received this afternoon by Historic City News.
Media Relations Officer Kevin Kelshaw announced to Historic City News that the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is joining with hundreds of other law enforcement agencies across the country in renewing a pledge to save lives by intensifying efforts to enforce seat belt laws — among all motorists and around the clock — during the 2008 Click It or Ticket mobilization which runs through June 1.
I remember when the “laptop” computer was an expensive luxury in our business; it made it out of the storeroom every now and then when one of us had an assignment on the road or had to take notes at the courthouse. Not the case any longer.
Notebook computers have become very competitive — comparing price to features like storage, speed and enhanced video display. Battery life has improved drastically and the device itself has slimmed down in size and weight and many businesses are taking notice of the new notebook.
Historic City Media was notified that the Public Works Department of the City of St. Augustine will begin its yearly sewer system smoke testing in specific areas of the city.
The testing will be conducted between 8:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. on Monday through Friday, beginning Monday, May 19th and ending July 31st.
Begin Business Date: 05/05/2008 End Business Date: 05/11/2008
From the records of
DENNIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH
May 28-30, 2008
Unearthing First America: La Florida by Land and Sea
On Wednesday May 28 Dr. William Kelso, National Geographic author and Jamestown archaeologist, kicks off a 3-day public program that examines archaeological and historical evidence for early American history.
