Florida Beach Access Guide
Rebecca Prado, program administrator of the Florida Coastal Management Program, reported to Historic City News that the state department of environmental protection is ready to introduce the “Florida Beach Access Guide”.
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Rebecca Prado, program administrator of the Florida Coastal Management Program, reported to Historic City News that the state department of environmental protection is ready to introduce the “Florida Beach Access Guide”.
Historic City News readers are reminded that the second of three scheduled community town halls to address resident’s concerns over the impact of the five-day long 450th Commemoration will be held Tuesday, July 7, 2015.
Historic City News was informed by the Florida Highway Patrol that a Lakeland, Georgia couple, 46-year-old Nathaniel F. Davis and his wife, 41-year-old Leslie S. Davis, lost their lives in a two-vehicle collision Friday night near the Northeast Florida Regional Airport at St Augustine.
Barenaked Ladies 2015 Last Summer on Earth Tour with Violent Femmes and Colin HaySaturday, July 11, 2015 For a complete list of events go to the Amphitheatre website
Historic City News has confirmed that, on May 21st, City Manager John Regan notified the remaining 450th Commemoration employees that their positions will end on September 30, 2015. The termination notices were hand delivered.
Assistant County Administrator Jerry Cameron just returned from Washington, D.C., where he testified before a congressional panel looking into recent handling of leases on medical clinics by the U.S. Veterans Administration in Northeast Florida.
(Tue, 14 Jul 2015 3 pm EST) Agenda
St. Johns County Fire Rescue officials encourage all Historic City News readers to use extreme caution when discharging fireworks of any kind during the July 4th celebrations. In the State of Florida as well as in St. Johns County, it is illegal to use any firework that either goes boom, or leaves the ground.