St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys informed St. Johns County entertainment reporters at Historic City News that there will three days and nights filled with local entertainment, art, music and theater as well as an assortment of indoor and outdoor exploring opportunities this weekend.
The Town of Marineland, on the border of southern St. Johns County and northern Flagler County, located between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, reports to Historic City News that they have opened a new 25-slip public marina on the Intracoastal Waterway.
Laurie Sanderson updated Historic City News reporters with copies of the computer generated renderings for the replacement of the San Sebastian River Bridge on US-1 (Ponce de Leon Boulevard) just north of King Street.
Historic City News reporters were informed by Gwendolyn Duncan that Civil Rights activists, Lillian Twine-Roberson and the late Esther Burgess, were recognized for sacrifices they made during the 1960’s Civil Rights movement in St. Augustine at the 5th Annual ACCORD Freedom Trail Luncheon.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, Historic City News readers who live and work in Davis Shores may notice some temporary discoloration of their water as the St. Augustine Fire Department conducts flow and hydrant inspections.
Jeffrey Edel
U. S. Park Ranger
Historic Weapons Supervisor
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
The St. Augustine Genealogical Society reported to Historic City News that they will conduct two free classes on researching your family tree; one each on Wednesday, July 20th and 27th, at the Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 500 Deltona Boulevard in St. Augustine Shores.
