Category: Editorials

In Spanish Florida, mental rebellion could get a man shipped to Cuba and hanged. The thought police in those days were religious in nature and Fernando Arredondo was a rebel of that kind.

One-quarter of the space on this year’s census form is taken up with questions related to race and ethnicity.

St. Augustine Record reporter Peter Guinta attended the March 8th meeting of the Republican Club of Greater St. Augustine to listen to a presentation from St. Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar, however, when you read his account of the evening, you wonder if he was at the same meeting as everyone else.

Family, Friends, and Law Enforcement Officers gathered yesterday in Crescent Beach to honor Retired Chief of Police William Robinson; who died at his home on Sunday March 7, 2010 after a brave and courageous battle with cancer.

2012 is right around the corner and some Aztec Indians, and others, believe that this event marks the end of the world.

Editor- I have a neighborhood kid that does the once a year Bridge of Lions run (about 600 runners)for the handicapped and has his own foundation.

I would like to thank Historic City News for their partnership and continued coverage of the National Park Service Gullah-Geechie Cultural Heritage Corridor, and its proposed extension to connect with St. Johns County.

Founded by William Penn in 1682, Philadelphia is known by many as the birthplace of freedom and liberty; however, for students of the Lower Merion School District, it’s more like a chapter from George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four.