By: The St. Augustine Historical Society
Steve Berry, New York Times best-selling author, will debut his latest novel, “The Patriot Threat,” at a fundraiser for the St. Augustine Historical Society Research Library on Thursday, March 26th, according to an announcement received by Historic City News today.
Letter: Commissioners and staff behaving badly
Patti Henderson
St Johns County, FL
Dear Editor:
First, I’d like to say I respect the St Johns County Commissioners for what they sat through at Tuesday’s meeting. After being there much of the day, I felt like I had put in a long day of work.
Randy Covington
Once again, the county Administrator is threatening reductions in services if you do not give him more of your money. They are threatening to cut parks and recreation and libraries and the things they know are closest to you because they have a short term problem and only seem able to rely on cynical methods of manipulation to solve their problems at the expense of the greater community.
The wicked web we weave
PART 3
By this time, Hackworth told Historic City News that he could see that Dana Ste. Claire didn’t “get it”, but wanting to remain cordial and professional, he agreed to meet Ste. Claire for a second, and final, lunch.
The wicked web we weave
PART 2
Besides questionable sourcing, incomplete bid solicitation, and allegations of cronyism, in making the award, there have also been questions raised about the historical accuracy of the material presented in the Journey video, itself.
The wicked web we weave
PART 1
As published in Historic City News on March 7, 2014, based on a statement received the day before from Dana Ste. Claire, Executive Director of the St. Augustine 450th Commemoration Department, the City’s contribution to the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act was to be the exhibition of “Journey: 450 Years of the African-American Experience” in the newly remodeled Visitor Information Center.
