HISTORIC CITY NEWS

It’s finally over — Visioning 2014 and Beyond

It’s show-and-tell time for the 15-member steering committee; appointed a year and a half ago to complete the city’s visioning initiative — and Historic City News reporters are still asking, “Where’s the beef?”

Editorials

Sheriff identifies body discovered in marijuana grow house

Historic City News has been informed that an autopsy of 43-year-old William Allen Carey is underway to determine the cause and manner of his death.

Public Safety

Role and Pay of a County Administrator

With 55 of 68 counties responding to the Florida Association of Counties survey of County Administrator salaries, Historic City News has learned that only ten counties in the state pay their administrator more money than St Johns County Administrator Michael Wanchick.

Government

Backyard BBQ Concert

Backyard BBQ featuring Guantanamo Baywatch with the Delusionaires, Sandratz, Nutritional Beast and Mental Patients Saturday, June 6, 2015 For a complete list of events go to the Amphitheatre website.

Community

Flagler College Youth Ministry director to retire in June

For more than three decades, Youth Ministry Director Martha Shinn has been drawing upon her faith to serve as a quiet, yet steadfast force in the lives of young adults at Flagler College in St Augustine, according to an announcement received by Historic City News this week.

Community

Annual fire hydrant pressure testing scheduled

The City of St Augustine Public Works Department informed local Historic City News reporters that they will begin annual flow and pressure testing of fire hydrants next week.

Public Safety

Inlet Drive residents asked to keep vehicles off street

Weather permitting, those Historic City News readers who reside on Inlet Drive in North Davis Shores are asked to keep their vehicles off the street while overdue road repairs are underway.

Community

FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

Laurie Sanderson reported the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning this morning and continuing through the coming week.

Community