Tonight the Alpha-Omega Miracle Home held its 16th annual fundraising banquet to support the operation of its various faith-based outreach initiatives benefiting those who are the most vulnerable; single and expectant mothers, children, and the elderly.
In 2016, the National Park Service will observe its Centennial Anniversary, celebrating 100 years of faithful stewardship of America’s national parks.
Flagler College’s Student Government Association announced to Historic City News that they intend to hold what they are calling “a debate” between candidates for St. Augustine’s city commission in the college’s Lewis Auditorium located at 14 Granada Street.
In the wee hours of Wednesday morning, Historic City News was informed of the death of the teenaged passenger in a single-car crash on SR-16, west of Masters Drive.
Jeremy Marquis, RLA, Marquis Latimer + Halback, Inc., and Amy Skinner, Senior Planner for the City of St. Augustine, will join Historic City News readers for the initial public meeting regarding an update to the entry corridor design standards for Anastasia Boulevard; tomorrow night, Thursday, September 29th.
Historic City News encourages readers to avoid using short, easy to remember, duplicate, or otherwise weak passwords for your online accounts.
Blake Deal III will continue to hold weddings at his property located at 7 Bridge Street to the chagrin of many Historic City News readers who live in the city’s historic preservation districts; and, so long as he keeps attendance to 35 guests or less (45 guests after the first year), and a few other conditions, the city will do nothing to interfere with his rental business.
