Editorial: The city plans an elaborate party
For the second time during my life, St. Augustine is planning an elaborate celebration of its founding and expecting generous federal and state support.

For the second time during my life, St. Augustine is planning an elaborate celebration of its founding and expecting generous federal and state support.
Dear Editor:
Included in the St. Johns County “2011 Notice of Proposed Property Taxes” was a letter with the following statements: “The 2012 budget is expected to be $188 million lower than 2007, a 25% reduction”, and, “St. Johns County is doing more with less.”
Dear Editor:
I wanted your readers to know that the St. Johns County Tea Party, while disappointed by the vote of the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners to raise taxes, is not surprised.
Dear Editor:
The flurry of intended Port spending of a token $400K for dredging Porpoise Point and dredging the inlet is out with the tide.
Constitution Day at the Plaza
Dave Heimbold
St. Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
Many Historic City News readers who follow local government have made it a practice to read the St. Johns County Update from County Administrator Michael D. Wanchick — now that communication is being pulled.
The following article appeared in yesterday’s Palm Beach Post and was contributed by Editorial Page Editor, Randy Schultz.
Letter: Real Tea Party still meets Tuesday
Dear Editor: