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Letter: Why is Sheriff using office to endorse candidate?
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Letter: Why is Sheriff using office to endorse candidate?

TOM REYNOLDS
TOM REYNOLDS
Letter: Why is Sheriff using office to endorse candidate?

Tom Reynolds
St Augustine Beach, FL

Dear Editor:

I have written to St Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar asking him to please withdraw his political endorsement of Andrea Samuels written on official department letterhead. He has not responded to me to date.

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Seven concurrent life sentences in double-homicide case
Posted inCommunity Public Safety

Seven concurrent life sentences in double-homicide case

JOHNNY L WILLIAMS JR
JOHNNY L WILLIAMS JR
Historic City News local reporters learned that the St Augustine man who murdered his girlfriend and a teenager in April, entered pleas to 11-felony charges today and was sentenced to seven concurrent life sentences without the possibility of parole.

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Governor chose to make Clerk an unnecessary political appointment
Posted inCommunity Government

Governor chose to make Clerk an unnecessary political appointment

RICK SCOTT
RICK SCOTT
The gubernatorial appointment ad interim of Hunter Conrad is not the first controversial appointment that Governor Scott has made, nor was it even the last one he has made in St Johns County.

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Slots in St Johns County dead on arrival
Posted inCommunity Government

Slots in St Johns County dead on arrival

25-slot-machineSince Historic City News first reported last week about the County Attorney’s office placing a slot machine ordinance on today’s agenda of the St Johns County Commission, the phones, e-mail, facebook, and twitter feed have been buzzing.

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Historic City Undercover: July 8, 2016
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Historic City Undercover: July 8, 2016

275-SAPD-BLACK-SHOULDER-PATEach weekday, Historic City News publishes a summary of calls handled by the St Augustine Police Department. The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee.

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Political campaign signs start popping up in the wrong places
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Political campaign signs start popping up in the wrong places

275SHOAR6411Historic City News readers are well aware of the upcoming Primary Election in St Johns County on August 30, 2016; and if they aren’t, it’s not because the candidates whose races will be decided, for all intents and purposes, who are plastering the highways with billboards, mini-billboards, and oversized yard signs asking for their votes.

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Former clerks of St Johns County say office needs better qualified leader
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Former clerks of St Johns County say office needs better qualified leader

275-CLERKS-PHOTOSBoth former living Clerks of St Johns County, Carl “Bud” Markel and Cheryl Strickland, announced to Historic City News this week that they are supporting George Lareau for election on August 30th to the seat they once held.

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Going, going, gone! St George Street property sold at auction
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Going, going, gone! St George Street property sold at auction

275-DONNA-PARKS-ST-GEORGE-SThe estate of the late Donna Lee Parks, a St George Street merchant who lived in her parent’s home and converted the remainder of the property to commercial use, was sold Thursday, July 14th at 11:00 a.m.

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