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Free pizza, God’s Not Dead tickets, silicone bracelets for college students

Free pizza, God’s Not Dead tickets, silicone bracelets for college students For all who attend Greater Love Ministries’ Sunday morning service, April 13th. Historic City News has been asked to invite St Augustine and St Johns County college students to enjoy free pizza, free tickets and silicon wrist bracelets for the year’s surprise blockbuster, “God’s…

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3,500 St Johns students enter “Women in IT” program

Historic City News was informed this afternoon that in order to inspire more middle and high school girls to consider careers in technology, financial services giant Citigroup launched a career education program in 14 St Johns County schools this month.

Business

Habitat for Humanity turns over keys to two new homes

Historic City News will celebrate with the Wideman and Brown families in St Augustine when they each become owners of a new home this Saturday; house number four and five for Habitat for Humanity of St Augustine and St Johns County.

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Sexual Predator: Charles Vernon Small, Jr

In accordance with Florida State Statute 775.21, this news release will serve as public notification that the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has been given information that a person judged to be a sexual predator is now residing within St. Johns County.

Public Safety

Nettles Fine Jewelry to host spring fundraiser

Public Relations Coordinator, Katie Lay, has invited Historic City News readers to attend when Nettles Fine Jewelry celebrates spring with an evening of jewelry, fashion, fun, and entertainment on Friday, April 11th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at its store; located at 1811 US-1 South in St Augustine. The event is a fundraiser for…

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Self-defense products demonstrated at Tea Party meeting

Christopher Mills reported to Historic City News that he will demonstrate several self-defense products that are non-lethal and easy to use, during the next General Meeting of the St Augustine Tea Party on April 8th beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Community

Proposed King Street Redesign

Proposed King Street Redesign Nancy Sikes-Kline Vice-Mayor, City of St. Augustine Special to Historic City News Historic City News readers are invited to attend a public meeting on April 24, 2014 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.to discuss proposed improvements to King Street — between Malaga Street and Sevilla Street.

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Future Problem Solvers place second statewide

Future Problem Solvers place second statewide by: Diksha Brambhatt Nease High School Class of 2014 Special to Historic City News A team of Nease students is among a select group of problem solvers invited to the prestigious international conference of the 2014 Future Problem Solving Program; involving over 250,000 students annually.

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