Tropical Storm Fay had barely departed our area before crews in the Public Works Department were on the streets of St. Augustine collecting debris left by the storms winds and rain.

Jay Humphreys reports to Historic City News that summer sunshine and star-spangled nights have quickly made tropical storm Fay’s wind and rain nothing more than soggy memories for visitors to northeast Florida’s St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and The Beaches.

Historic City News was informed that local youth are giving back to Anne Marie Gennusa, who has supported them for years, by helping on her campaign for county judge.

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

Cindy Hollingsworth informed Historic City News on behalf of the Airport Authority that the following conditions exist as of 5:00 p.m. this evening.

St. Johns County has announced to Historic City News this revised schedule for garbage collection:

No garbage will be collected on Friday, August 22, due to severe weather.

Dear Friends, Neighbors and St.Johns County residents and Business Owners:

I am up for re-election this August with an opponent in the primary. I have learned a great deal during this first term. I am asking for your support for a second term. I believe the next 4 years will be a time of challenge and opportunity. If you want information about my campaign and platform, please visit my website: www.votecyndi.com

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Hope you are safe and dry-as Fay heads out of town. Many people I have spoken to have been staying home watching the Summer Olympic essential service workers in health care-water utility-and emergency services have been shifted into overtime working 12 to 16 hour shifts to help us weather this storm.