According to published figures offered by the City of St Augustine, since October 1, 2009, those in charge of your tax-funded checkbook have admitted to spending $3,649,525 on anything-but the health, safety, and welfare of those who paid those taxes.

Letter: Why do only some people get tickets?

City Resident
St Augustine, FL

Dear Editor:

I have been a resident of St. Augustine for ten years and last weekend, I attended my first Rhythm and Ribs.

City Manager John Regan, explaining the actions of three commissioners who object to the demands of more than 20 people who spoke in support of an audit of 450th Commemoration contracts at a March public meeting:

What would you do if you owned a business that made $35 billion in profit in just one year? If you are like my father, he did not even know where to begin to answer that question.

Letter: See me at the forum Tuesday evening

Judy Stevens
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

Dear Historic City News readers:

I have agreed to participate in the St Augustine Beach Civic Association General Election Candidate forum Tuesday evening beginning at 7:00 p.m. at St Augustine Beach City Hall. If you attend, or watch the broadcast on their website, you will have a better understanding of the important differences between me and my opponent.

I read with growing antipathy the coverage of the city’s mismanagement of the 450th Commemoration and quotes from St Augustine city commissioners published in our local newspaper.