Joe Flanagan
St Augustine, FL
Dear Historic City News editor:
I have to say that the flyers being sent out by the Kris Phillips campaign are disgraceful. It’s been a really disturbing development to see this kind of dishonesty, meanness, and outright sleaze in the mayoral campaign.
Letter: Political free speech in St. Augustine Beach being suppressed
Lance Thate, Chairman
St. Augustine Tea Party
Dear Historic City News editor:
On October 25, 2016, the St. Augustine Tea Party (SATP) held its first ever Candidate Forum in its six-year history. The Forum was well attended. The Tea Party focused on the Commissioner’s Race in the City of St. Augustine Beach. Candidates, Andrea Samuels and Rich O’Brien, incumbents and challengers Maggie Kostka and Rosetta Bailey were invited participants along with the general public.
Debbie Delgado reported the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning this morning and continuing through the coming week.
Historic City News was informed that 35-year-old Sean Douglas Stern, a former traveling soccer coach with ties in Flagler County and statewide, was arrested Thursday by the US Marshal Service in Tacoma, Washington and charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious molestation as an authority figure of a school.
Historic City News received a copy of the incident report from yesterday’s fistfight outside the Southeast Branch of the St Johns County Public Library located at 6658 US-1 South in Saint Augustine, between a candidate for Mosquito Control Board and an officer of the Executive Committee of the St Johns County Republican Party.
St. Johns County has reported to Historic City News that they have launched a Hurricane Matthew Cleanup Program with a dedicated webpage to keep residents updated concerning the continued progress of debris removal. It will help local residents and businesses track the debris removal and know when their neighborhoods will be serviced next, according to county administration.
