Florida National Guard and Department of Military Affairs leaders in St Augustine have reported to Historic City News that they are well pleased with the budget allocations approved by Governor Rick Scott and the Florida legislature.
Lance Thate, chairman of the Saint Augustine Tea Party, reported to Historic City News today that members of the local grass roots political organization intend to fight for their constitutional right to freedom of expression; guaranteed by the United States Constitution.
Fire Rescue spokesman, Jeremy Robshaw, informed local Historic City News reporters that firefighters continue to assist the Florida Forest Service to extinguish multiple brush fires located within St. Johns County.
Historic City News will find several items of interest on tonight’s agenda when the City of St Augustine Commission convenes but the “Main Event” may be the second reading, public hearing, and final action on how the city will define and allow operation of a “Special Event Venue“.
You are patriotically invited to attend our General meeting Tuesday evening, 6/23/15 at 6:30, held at the Village Inn located at 900 North Ponce de Leon Boulevard in St. Augustine. Our distinguished guest will be Jerry Cameron, Assistant County Administrator in St. Johns County, FL.
Despite hollow promises and inflated expectations, starting with fraudulent funding of First America Foundation after they materialized in July 2010; taxpayers now face the reality that the St. Augustine 450th Commemoration has come down to a five-day-long event scheduled for September 4-8.
Jaimie Ross, organizer of the Sadowski Coalition, informed local Historic City News reporters that affordable housing programs received a significant boost in Florida’s nearly $79 billion budget which passed Wednesday afternoon, June 17, 2015.
