On Wednesday, October 23, the Board of Directors approved the creation of a search committee to begin looking for a new President, following the resignation of current president, Kirk Wendland. The Chairman of the Committee is Dan Alexander with ThompsonBaker Agency.
As October comes to a close and merchants are eager for brisk holiday sales, news received by Historic City News this morning from a University of Florida survey, gives little reason to celebrate. The survey says Florida’s overall consumer confidence fell to a two-year low of 71 points in October.
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Ghost Tours of St Augustine Inc, the very first company of its type in North Florida to offer haunted historical tours, has announced to local Historic City News business reporters that Adam Shockey, President and CEO of Tour Saint Augustine Inc., has acquired their company.
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The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Clerk of Court and should be consulted before taking any action.
Flagler Family Medicine and Wellness, located at 130 Health Park Boulevard in St Augustine, informed local Historic City News reporters that they have welcomed David Scott Goins to their practice. Goins is a licensed Physician Assistant.
This morning, Beau Phillips notified Historic City News that Kirk Wendland, president of the St Johns County Chamber of Commerce, tendered his resignation to be effective December 31.
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If you told most business owners who read Historic City News that they had to cut 80% of their customers, they would promptly hang up the “out of business” sign; but, that is exactly what Florida Blue has to do with 300,000 individual policyholders in order to comply with the Affordable Care Act, according to published reports.
Historic City News has learned that National Association of Railroad Passengers, holding their national meeting in Jacksonville this weekend, are pushing rail carriers to restore discontinued service and establish new stations in Florida — including the Florida East Coast passenger routes.
