Historic City News readers in St Johns with medically fragile, otherwise homebound children, will be relieved to know that a cost-effective alternative to private duty nursing or institutionalization available in Fruit Cove on SR-13 North and on Cassat Avenue in Jacksonville.
By Michael Isam
Historic City News reader Michael Isam, reported that on Saturday, members of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, Chapter 20-2, held a brief check-presentation and recognition ceremony at the Clyde E Lassen State Veterans’ Nursing Home facility in St Augustine.
The St Augustine Maritime Heritage Foundation announced to local Historic City News reporters that Ann O’Malley’s Pub, located at 23 Orange Street in St Augustine, will sponsor a special “Build the Ship” fundraiser on Sunday, July 29, from noon until 5:00 p.m.
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St Johns County Commission District 5 candidate Rachael Bennett has asked for supporters to join her on the campaign trail tomorrow, Sunday, July 15 at 12:30 p.m. as she continues her weekend door-to-door walks throughout the county.
Historic City News has learned that Rachel Reis, a rising senior at Allen Nease High School in Ponte Vedra Beach, has made a verbal commitment to compete for the women’s gymnastics team at Bowling Green State University next year.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reported to Historic City News that they would be teaching children a lifelong hobby and instilling appreciation for our marine environment when they offer a free Kids’ Fishing Clinic for children between the ages of 5 and 15.
The PARC Group, master developer of Nocatee, North Florida’s fastest-growing master-planned community, announced to Historic City News in St Augustine that they would begin construction of a 300-foot-long zipline over the community’s Splash Water Park this week.
