Historic City News readers know that when the legislature is in session, it’s time to hold on to your wallets. The following report helps break down the Florida Senate and House budgets in a way that highlights issues important to us locally.
After a long evening where the discussion was placed last on the items of business in the agenda, at about 9:30 p.m., City Manager John Regan offered to break a looming deadlock over terms for auditing contracts related to the 450th Commemoration.
Letter: See me at the forum Tuesday evening
Judy Stevens
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Dear Historic City News readers:
I have agreed to participate in the St Augustine Beach Civic Association General Election Candidate forum Tuesday evening beginning at 7:00 p.m. at St Augustine Beach City Hall. If you attend, or watch the broadcast on their website, you will have a better understanding of the important differences between me and my opponent.
Melissa Nelson, executive director of United Way of St. Johns County, is looking for about 75 volunteers to help evaluate funding requests made by United Way Partner Agencies.
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”.
