Ideas from Cathedral Ministries
Christine McMillan with Cathedral Ministries updated Historic City News on the upcoming events.
Category: Community
Let There Be Light!
Historic City News has learned that’s the theme of the St. Johns Cultural Council’s November 29th art exhibit.
Candidates respond to Cultural Survey
Research shows that communities rich in arts and culture consistently enjoy a better quality of life. In addition, the nonprofit arts and culture industry is an economic driver in our community — a clean, growth industry that supports jobs, generates government revenue, and is the cornerstone of tourism.
Marriage Licenses through 10/19/2008
From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court
Halloween thrills and chills
Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director, Jay Humphreys, reminded Historic City News that, with more than four centuries worth of spooky thrills and eerie encounters waiting in the shadows, St. Augustine is the place to be for Halloween thrills and chills.
Federal Point Road to close through February
Historic City News learned that the St. Johns County Public Works Department will close Federal Point Road in Hastings to all traffic beginning October 20, 2008, through approximately February 2009 for the bridge replacement project.
City’s reverse-osmosis water plant opened
In an an announcement from Cathy DuPont, Department of Public Affairs – City of St. Augustine, Historic City News learned that city officials will dedicate the new Water Treatment Plant in a ribbon cutting set for Wednesday, October 22nd at 10:00 a.m.
New discoveries await visitors
St. Augustine is the Nation’s oldest city, but visitors to this historic destination and the luxurious resorts of Ponte Vedra will find plenty that’s “new†to enjoy for fall and winter according to a media update received by Historic City News.