Betty Griffin House has invited Historic City News readers to attend the candlelight vigil on Thursday, October 3, at 7:00 p.m. in the Plaza de la Constitucion, as we honor survivors of domestic violence as well as the women, men and children who have been murdered in St Johns County in acts of domestic violence.

Despite a federal government shutdown which has closed St Johns County’s two national monuments, Historic City News reminds our readers that Florida’s 171 award-winning state parks are still open for business to ensure Floridians and visitors can enjoy the state’s natural, cultural and historic resources.

Computer Doctors of St Augustine, sponsor of Historic City News in Photos contest, has received today the digital photographs of forty-three finalists competing for position and prizes — an announcement as to first, second, and third place winners is expected this week.

Earlier today, Historic City News learned that a beachgoer discovered a stranded baby sea turtle on St Augustine Beach near the St Johns County pier.

FCTV station manager, Josh Wallace, reported to Historic City News that he will serve as executive producer of a weekly, half-hour television program about St Augustine that will air on the CW network-affiliated station in Jacksonville beginning Sunday, October 6 at 7:00 p.m.

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