HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Mayor Shaver: Delivering straight answers with coffee

Historic City News editor, Michael Gold, attended this morning’s “Coffee with the Mayor” event at DOS Coffee; an hour-long social event open to the public each month, where the discussion of city government is carried out in a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.

Community

WILCO Concert

Gamble Rogers Music Festival Presents WILCO Friday, May 1, 2015 For a complete list of events go to the Amphitheatre website.

Community

Coffee with the Mayor Friday morning at DOS

“Coffee with the Mayor”, the regular monthly social event where city residents can enjoy coffee and conversation with St Augustine Mayor Nancy Shaver, will be held this Friday, April 24th.

Community

By the numbers: Economic impact of national monuments

Businessmen and women who read Historic City News in St Augustine and St Johns County will be interested to know the results of the most recent annual report of visitor activity and spending generated by our two national monuments.

Business

Learning from past “officer-involved” shootings

Florida Department of Law Enforcement Public Information Officer Gretl Plessinger informed local Historic City News reporters that this week the agency is participating in a multistate workgroup sharing methods and best practices when investigating “officer-involved” shootings.

Public Safety

Get ready for this year’s summer camp program

Fort Matanzas and Castillo de San Marcos National Monuments have informed Historic City News of the dates, times, and locations for this year’s annual summer camp program.

Community

Ruling in on juvenile detention cost-share

The Florida Association of Counties announced to local Historic City News reporters that, late yesterday, Judge David Watkins issued his ruling regarding juvenile detention cost share.

Government

Bargaining agents reach accord with school district

Joseph Joyner, Ed.D., informed local Historic City News reporters yesterday that the negotiators for the St. Johns Education Support Professionals and the St. Johns County School District have reached a tentative agreement on their 2014-2017 contract covering the district’s non-instructional employees.

Community