Historic City News readers are invited to attend the inaugural Cinema Verde St. Augustine @ The Corazon International Environmental Film and Arts Festival; which will take place at The Corazon Cinema and Cafe in historic downtown St. Augustine.
Over the past week Historic City News received three reports of fatal traffic crashes in St Johns County. All crashes were investigated by Troop G of the Florida Highway Patrol in St Augustine.
The St Johns County Sheriff’s Office reported to Historic City News that two men and a woman are being sought in connection with the use of a stolen credit card at stores in the St Augustine Outlet Mall.
Local Historic City News reporters were informed that in conjunction with the St. Johns County Trails Coalition, St. Johns County Parks and Recreation is hosting a Trails Symposium to discuss the future of non-motorized multi-use trails throughout the County.
Historic City News was informed that former president and chancellor of Flagler College, Dr. William L. Proctor, was one of 11 individuals inducted into the Florida Veterans Hall of Fame by Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet. The unanimous vote for the Class of 2016 came during the September 20th Cabinet Meeting at the Capitol.
At approximately 2:42 p.m. today, Jim Troiano reported to Historic City News that a Flagler resident spotted an unknown adult man dressed as a clown and trespassing in their back yard close to their home at 20 Woodlyn Lane in Palm Coast.
The City of St. Augustine Public Works Department has reported to Historic City News that they will start work on a major utility infrastructure upgrade on Monday, October 3 along Avenida Menendez.
Historic City News received word that the members of the St. Johns County School Board have selected four finalists to be interviewed for the next Superintendent of the St. Johns County School District. Readers can meet and ask questions of the candidates on Thursday, October 6th.
