HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Fifty new Americans welcomed at Cunningham Creek

Christina Langston, Director of Community Relations for the St Johns County School District, reported to Historic City News that fifty individuals, born around the world in 48 different countries, will assemble next week to recite the “Pledge of Allegiance” — their final step in becoming United States citizens.

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SJCSD: There will be a School Board workshop Tues, Nov.5 at 8:30 a.m. at the District Admin Building, 40 Orange St. Agenda: http://t.co/5ODORoXOmS

There will be a School Board workshop Tues, Nov.5 at 8:30 a.m. at the District Admin Building, 40 Orange St. Agenda: http://t.co/5ODORoXOmS

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SJCSD: High school students learn what it costs to live on their own from VyStar Credit Union at financial HS reality fairs. http://t.co/iNjUtYo9qy

High school students learn what it costs to live on their own from VyStar Credit Union at financial HS reality fairs. http://t.co/iNjUtYo9qy

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Cat Power Concert

Cat PowerFriday, November 8th, 2013 For a complete list of events go to the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall website.

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Passion Pit Concert

Passion Pitwith Two Door Cinema Club, The Joy Formidable, and St. Lucia Friday, November 8, 2013 For a complete list of events go to the Amphitheatre website.

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Final performances of “Check Please” announced

The Raintree Restaurant in St Augustine announced the final performance dates of the not-to-be-missed smash hit, “Check, Please”, featuring Jonathan Haglund. These are the only remaining public performances in Florida this year, so Historic City News readers are encouraged to get their reservations quickly to see “Check, Please”.

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Local Kiwanis Club recognizes Schaffer Weeks

St Augustine Police Commander Steve Fricke reported to Historic City News that the Kiwanis Club of Historic St Augustine recently honored its “Student of the Month” during the October 24th meeting.

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Safety first when plans include outdoor activity

It is the time of year when many Historic City News readers will be taking advantage of the cooler weather to spend more time outdoors, scouting or enjoying archery season; and, through state, federal and private partnerships, Florida also boasts many diverse and exciting public hunting opportunities.

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