For the fifth time in two years, the cable network C-SPAN will visit Flagler College and record interviews of four professors speaking on their books, ranging in scope from religion to civil rights history, journalism, and the life of Henry Flagler.
Florida Weekend Recap – March 20
A recap of this week’s best political and policy happenings; Historic City News brings you what you missed this week in Florida policy and politics.
Compassionate St. Augustine Executive Director, Caren Goldman, announced to local Historic City News reporters that film director Julia Clifford will participate in the debut of The Golden Way Project’s first documentary; “Children of the Civil Rights”.
Did you catch it? In the spring edition of FORUM, the magazine of the Florida Humanities Council, writers informed their audience about the plans for the future of St Augustine, and moves underway to better balance the city to accommodate tourists as well as the families who live and work in the 450-year-old town.
By: Raphael Cosme
Special to Historic City News
This year the St. Augustine Easter Parade will take place on Sunday, April 5th and will begin at 3:00 p.m. at the Mission of Nombre de Dios.
The family of Michelle O’Connell informed Historic City News reporters that, during their continued search for the truth, they have uncovered the previously “missing” amendment to the Florida Death Certificate, prepared by the District 23 Medical Examiner who performed the autopsy on Michelle.
