Historic City News learned that, according to a report of 2012 County Health Rankings released yesterday, in overall rankings of health factors, St Johns County ranks first among Florida’s 67 counties; and has for the last three years; and, for 2012, replaces Collier County to rank first in health outcomes, as well.
Historic City News reader Linda Murray announced the following upcoming events being sponsored by the St Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church and St Paul School of Excellence in St Augustine; beginning with a revival beginning tomorrow evening.
St Johns County Sheriff, David B Shoar, informed local Historic City News reporters that he realized it was time to “call off the dogs” in an identity theft investigation that tied up his entire cybercrime investigation unit for the past 48 hours – non-stop.
Amber Grafft-Weiss hopes that all Historic City News readers had a terrific Florida Archaeology Month as she invited you to participate in more free events this week, plus some workshops to look forward to down the road.
Young Life of St. Augustine will hold their 9th Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, April 23rd at Marsh Creek Country Club located at 169 Marshside Drive in St Augustine, according to an announcement received from Historic City News reader Robin Burchfield today.
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Rabbi Merrill Shapiro, President of the St Augustine Jewish Historical Society, reported to Historic City News on the success of a recent experimental prototype Jewish Tour that included visits and a discussion of eight significant sites around America’s first European City.
Spring Member Show
Stop in the St. Augustine Art Association Gallery to see this wonderful exhibit of Association member’s art. The open media, open subject works will be juried for awards and will be on display through April 21.
