Historic City News readers can learn about the impact members of the Friends of the Guana-Tolomato-Matanzas Research Reserve have on the Reserve’s management plan and goals for the future during the upcoming Friends Annual Membership Meeting.
Jason L. Unger, Chairman of the Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission, reported to Historic City News this morning that the Commission recommended the following candidates to Governor Rick Scott for appointment to the Florida Supreme Court.
The Florida Highway Patrol informed local Historic City News reporters that they are actively recruiting across the state and, tonight in Northeast Florida, they will host a career fair for individuals interested in pursuing a career as a state trooper.
Graduating Arts students at Flagler College will be showcasing their artwork between December 8 – 10 at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum, as part of a bi-annual exhibition according to an announcement received by Historic City News today.
Historic City News readers who suffered uninsured personal losses during Hurricane Matthew, and others whose needs meet the qualifications of other relief programs directed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, are cautioned to make their applications now.
On Saturday, December 3rd, Historic City News readers are invited to join hundreds of costumed re-enactors from St. Augustine’s Colonial history as they perform military drills, and cannon and musket firing on the grounds of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument.
Historic City News readers attending the Nights of Lights today, and every Saturday in December, can leave their vehicle in a safe satellite parking lot and be chauffeured to the Visitor Information Center courtesy of the City of St Augustine.
