Communications Director Jay Humphreys with the St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau updated Historic City News on this weekend’s entertainment events.

The City of St. Augustine reported to Historic City News that for a period of 30 days beginning on Monday, October 5, will be adjusting the chlorine and ammonia levels which may slightly change the taste of city water.

WJCT, reported to Historic City News that “First Coast Connect” producer Melissa Ross will discuss the controversy over vendor regulation in St. Augustine’s historic district and the Plaza de la Constitucion.

This is another installment in a series of articles that Historic City News has been fortunate to receive permission to publish; taken from a collection of nostalgic memories recorded by Geoffrey B. Dobson.

From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court

From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court

The City Department of Heritage Tourism reported to Historic City News that on Saturday, October 10th and Sunday, October 11th, the Colonial Spanish Quarter will open their doors as visitors are invited to enjoy the 21st Annual Colonial Arts and Crafts Fair.

Historic City News learned in this week’s St. Augustine Report that for six years, the City of St. Augustine owned the Bridge of Lions.