Controversial vision steering committee meets Tuesday

300-COSA-VISIONINGHistoric City News was informed that Tuesday, June 17th, the City of St Augustine will hold a steering committee meeting to review a revised plan and fee schedule that City Public Affairs director, Paul Williamson, says will see the group, and the community, through the completion of the updated vision statement initiative launched earlier this year.

Night Owl Cinema

Community First Night Owl CinemaFree Movies at the St. Augustine AmphitheatreGates open at 7 p.m. and each movie will begin at 8…
Marriage Licenses Applications – 6/15/2014

Marriage Licenses Applications – 6/15/2014

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Final Judgments through 6/15/2014

Final Judgments through 6/15/2014

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Over a hundred attend Focus 450 reception at Visitor Center

Over a hundred attend Focus 450 reception at Visitor Center

400-VIC-PRESS-CONFERENCEWith what some are telling Historic City News are mixed feelings, the independent group, calling themselves “Focus 450”, led by former Industrial Development Authority chair Jim Browning and former mayor Len Weeks, held a reception attended by political supporters, candidates, and a handful of St Augustine’s affluent benefactors who are poised to do the heavy lifting to attempt to make good on at least some of the lofty goals promised and yet un-delivered by the city’s 450 Commemoration office, chaired by Dana Ste. Claire.