Editorial: When does obsession become malice?

ACROSS-MG-DESKI’d like to know exactly what it is that the St Augustine Record and its big sister papers, the Florida Times Union and Jacksonville Journal, think they are going to accomplish with their continuing, impotent attempts to discredit the way St Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar is conducting his three-terms in office?

SeaWorld: The truth is in our parks and people

SeaWorld: The truth is in our parks and people

400-KILLER-WHALE-SEAWORLDSeaWorld: The truth is in our parks and people

Fred Jacobs
Vice President, Communications
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment

Dear Historic City News readers:

Inaccurate reports recently have generated questions about SeaWorld and the animals in our care. The truth is in our parks and people, and it’s time to set the record straight.

Guest Column: It must be December

Guest Column: It must be December

400-HOLLINGSWORTH-DENNISGuest Column: It must be December

Dennis W. Hollingsworth, CFC
St. Johns County Tax Collector

Dear Historic City News readers,

This time of year, while St Johns County residents and businesses bustle about in preparation for the holidays your St Johns County Tax Collector’s office is at its peak season.

Letter: Heavy smoke from Woodlawn land clearing

Letter: Heavy smoke from Woodlawn land clearing

300-KENNETH-KINNECOMLetter: Heavy smoke from Woodlawn land clearing

Kenneth Kinnecom, Chairman
Board of Supervisors
Heritage Park Community Development District

Dear Editor:

In 2007, work began on a multi-acre new community being developed by the title holder, Woodlawn PUD. It is across the street from my neighborhood at the west entrance of Heritage Park Drive.

Editorial: Pray for guidance of our elected officials

***************@*************50.jpg” alt=”300-MICHAEL-GOLD-@HCN2013″ width=”150″ height=”150″ class=”alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-40408″ />St Augustine is a city where history is all around us — centuries of it; from the time of the discovery of La Florida in 1513, the settlement of our city in 1565, through domestic wars, and wars of conscience, led by those who have participated, both as good citizen-soldiers, as well as elected government officials.