Historic City News readers are being asked if they have any information on the whereabouts of suspects being sought in connection with a burglary to the AT&T Store located in the 200 block of SR-312 earlier this week.
The St Johns County Chamber of Commerce is asking if Hurricane Matthew has left Historic City News business readers with questions that need answers?
Executive Director Edward R. Wuellner reported to Historic City News this morning that ViaAir has added jet airline service on nonstop flights to and from Charlotte, North Carolina.
Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater informed Historic City News local reporters today that the Florida Department of Financial Services want to be certain that storm victims in St Augustine and St Johns County know their rights under the state’s Homeowner Claims Bill of Rights, Section 627.7142, Florida Statutes.
US Congressman Ron DeSantis has contacted FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate today in an effort to further expedite opening of Disaster Recovery Centers and Business Recovery Centers in District 6 under the operational direction of both the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Business Administration.
When Historic City News discovered that Hurricane Matthew had left us with uninhabitable work space in our hundred-year-old Riberia Street office building on Monday, God answered a prayer through an announcement from our local public library.
The City of St. Augustine advised local Historic City News reporters that parking fees at all city metered areas, including on-street spaces, parking lots, and the Historic Downtown Parking Facility, have been temporarily suspended.
