Historic City Media was notified today that the William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway is taking a significant step toward preserving its beauty and protecting its intrinsic resources in an announcement from Karen Pan in the St. Johns County Office of Public Affairs.
In an press release received this morning by Historic City Media from the Office of Public Affairs of the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners, we were informed of the current break-down of property tax distribution locally.
Casa Monica Hotel and the St. Johns Cultural Council proudly present the return of Aerial Angels in an afternoon of performing arts, culture and fine dining.
Acrobatics! Trapeze! Bullwhip! Chicks in Leotards!!!
Over 380 years after it slipped beneath the surface of the waters in the stormy Straits of Florida, a sword from the famed Spanish gallon, Nuestra Señora de Atocha, has a new home in the St. Augustine & St. Johns County Visitor Information Center. The story of the sword’s arrival and preservation starts a decade ago.
This photo is the “Scene of The Crime” according to a story that appeared on a local blog of downtown artists; where they say this narrative is typical of the treatment that street artists in St. Augustine receive from the local police.
This is a true story.
The victim is an 88 year old woman who is selling her home in Elkton.
The Realtor is a 52 year old businessman.
The witness is a 69 year old potential buyer.
