HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Sheriffs Association opposes citizen’s right to bear arms

Follow the links below to watch the YouTube video of some of the testimony before the Florida House Judiciary Committee on Thursday, March 17, 2014, as they consider a bill that would add, during a forced evacuation and state of emergency, to the exceptions that already exist to allow carrying a concealed firearm, without a…

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Public Safety

Editorial: No benefits for illegal aliens

A bill to give “in-state tuition” rates to certain undocumented immigrants will be considered by the Senate Judiciary Committee at 9:00 a.m. in room 110 of the Senate Office Building in Tallahassee on Tuesday morning.

Editorials

Cutting services is not the only way to reduce government spending

From recently published reports, Historic City News learned that the State of Florida could save as much as $234 million annually — by doing something as simple as changing the font of type used in printing forms and documents.

Government

Marriage Licenses Applications – 3/30/2014

The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee. The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Clerk of Court and should be consulted before taking any action.

Community

Final Judgments through 3/30/2014

Business

Letter: Opinions of the new Palm Coast

Letter: Opinions of the new Palm Coast Dennis K McDonald Flagler Beach, FL Dear Editor: Mayor Netts, City Manager Jim Landon, and members of the City Council, do everything they can to steer the elections in Palm Coast. The city held a referendum vote on a Primary Ballot, trying to minimize voting, since Primary Elections…

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Editorials

City enters apparel business

During the December 10, 2012, meeting of the St Augustine City Commission, on a 4-1 split vote with Vice-Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline dissenting, the City agreed to pay $14,150 for the fourth logo to be associated with the 450th Commemoration; an image to be trademarked and licensed by the city for everything from apparel, to coffee…

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Business

Sanchez denies referral to citizens as “outsiders” – tape proves otherwise

I realize that Commissioner Sanchez is technology impaired, but surely as fixated as he seems to be about “security” in the Administration Palace, with his private armed guards, sheriff’s deputies, “secured areas” off limits to “outsiders”, he realizes that the meetings are recorded?

Government