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What will happen when print newspapers start to disappear
Leaving print is the ultimate cost-cutting measure; a huge share of a newspaper’s cost structure is tied up in building-sized printing presses,…
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Supreme court disciplines 12 attorneys including 5 in Duval and St Johns
The Florida Bar, the state’s guardian for the integrity of the legal profession, announced to Historic City News today that five of the twelve disciplinary actions taken last month against Florida attorneys, were taken against attorneys practicing in St Johns and Duval County.
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Harley-Davidson dealership coming to St Augustine
Adamec Cycle Sales Co. Inc. in Jacksonville has announced to Historic City News that they will build a 35,000-square-foot facility here by…
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Rawls protest dwindles to 13
Thirteen race-baiting followers of Ronald Rawls Jr, the majority of whom were identified by Historic City News as out-of-town residents, marched through the shoppers and visitors on St George Street Saturday September 22nd, screaming black nationalist chants and hurling invectives at innocent bystanders.
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Restored 1891 County Jail re-dedicated Wednesday
A year-long restoration project at the 127-year-old Authentic Old Jail Museum will culminate with a re-dedication, ribbon cutting ceremony, and presentation of…
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Rick Scott speaks to small business owners
Florida Governor Rick Scott, a candidate for US Senate, stopped by Whetstone Chocolates on King Street this morning on the second day of his 10-day statewide bus tour.
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Supreme court disciplines 26 attorneys including former judge
MARK HULSEY The Florida Bar, the state’s guardian for the integrity of the legal profession, announced to Historic City News today that…
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King Street entry corridor guidelines kickoff meeting
In 2003, the city recognized that while the historic downtown was protected by strict guidelines, it might be losing control of the…