Letter: Julington Creek Plantation CDD

Letter: Julington Creek Plantation CDD

400-Sam-Lansdale-JCP-CDD-BOLetter: Julington Creek Plantation CDD

Sam Lansdale
Julington Creek Plantation CDD
Board of Supervisors, Seat 1

Dear Editor:

After just four months on the job, Yahoo! CEO Scott Thompson was terminated after it was discovered he had lied on his resume. How about Dave Edmondson, who in 2006 was forced to resign as Radio Shack CEO for claiming two fake degrees, or Ronald Zarrella of Bausch & Lomb, who listed a phony MBA from New York University on his resume, then offered to resign as CEO and wound up seeing his $1.1 million bonus rescinded. That’s all it took to undermine credibility with their board members.

Are you helping to shrink your carbon footprint?

Are you helping to shrink your carbon footprint?

400-RECYCLE-NEWSEditorial: Are you helping to shrink your carbon footprint?
Michael Gold, Editor

HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Historic City News is, and we track it. In recognition of America Recycles Day, I wanted to let you know a couple of things that we practice here at the office and at home, in the hope that you will find merit in what we are doing, and follow suit.

Letter: Commission can’t promise lower home insurance rates

Letter: Commission can’t promise lower home insurance rates

300-RCOV-BOCC-SPKRLetter: Commission can’t promise lower home insurance rates

Randy Covington
St Johns, FL

Dear Editor:

I recently read an article about the Public Protection Classification (PPC), provided by the Insurance Services Office (ISO). It was revealed that State Farm has decided that it is smarter for them to use their own actual loss experience, rather than to rely solely on the ISO guide, to determine ratings for homeowners shopping for insurance.

Lawyers ensure job-security for themselves

Lawyers ensure job-security for themselves

300-MARINA-CONDOSA large percentage of St Johns County residents live in “gated communities” or condominiums; where common elements are maintained and the administration of the responsibilities between the owners, individually, and the community, as a whole, are managed by a state-licensed professional known as a “Community Association Manager”, or CAM.