Sarah E. Miller, director of the Florida Public Archeology Network for Northeast Florida and East Central regions, will discuss the power of archeology in activism, on Tuesday, March 21st.
Historic City News received a report that Elizabeth Higgens, who resides on Filbert Lane in Palm Coast, was reported missing as of Monday, March 6th.
Barbara Golden, Communications Manager for the St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and the Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau, reminds Historic City News readers who reside in St Johns County that admission is free of charge to the Oldest House, the Lightner Museum, the Ximenez-Fatio House, the Oldest Wooden School House, City Walks History Mystery Murder Evening Tour and the Hotel Ponce de Leon Legacy Tours at Flagler College, with valid identification.
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument is inviting Historic City News readers to a special evening event “Castillo by Candlelight: Sisters and Survivors” being held on Saturday, March 18th.
Mayor Nancy Shaver
St Augustine, FL
Dear Historic City News readers:
Thanks for the opportunity to speak candidly with our neighbors in Vilano Beach about the traffic management efforts the city has taken to limit cut-through traffic in the Nelmar neighborhood. As promised, here is a bit more detail about that decision and its impacts for you to share with the Vilano Main Street Association and the beach community.
Mayor Nancy Shaver provided Historic City News with a compilation of the most commonly asked questions she has received regarding the decision to limit access through the Nelmar Terrace neighborhood, including her responses that were vetted by City management.
Dominic Mercurio, III Chairman
St. Augustine Lions Seafood Festival
Dear Historic City News editor:
The St. Augustine Lions Seafood Festival “shuttle” was NOT managed, operated, staffed or even designed by the Lions Seafood Festival, the St Augustine Lions Foundation or the St. Augustine Lions club.
