Dr. Suzanne DeWees, Executive Director of CrimeStoppers of Northeast Florida, invited Historic City News readers to attend their 12th annual community banquet honoring local law enforcement.

Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont announced to Historic City News that the City of St. Augustine will hold a public meeting regarding the future improvements of Riberia Street — from King Street south to Cerro Street.

Flagler College reported to local news reporters at Historic City News that the college has partnered with the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine (GTM) Research Reserve to conduct community-based research; research that meets identified community needs.

St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys promises beautiful weather to all Historic City News readers looking for outdoor entertainment activities this weekend.

Historic City News got word that Governor Charlie Crist recognized Janet Koehler of Ponte Vedra Beach as this week’s Governor’s Point of Light for Environmental Awareness Month.

Historic City News readers are invited to join the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Council, along with Team Teal Commissioner Tony Boselli and Jaguars Coach Jack Del Rio as Touchdown Jacksonville brings Team Teal to St. Johns County.

Public Education and Information Officer Jeremy Robshaw reported to the St. Johns County news desk of Historic City News that 35 firefighters from St Johns County and Clay County Technical Rescue Teams spent Easter weekend learning large animal rescue techniques.

Marisella Veiga, who teaches English at Flagler College, recently had her short story, “Fresh Fruit,” selected for publication in the prestigious anthology, “Sudden Fiction Latino: Short-Short Stories from the United States and Latin America.”