Letter: The Revolution is alive and well
John Charles Stevens
SJC Republican State Committeeman Elect
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Dear Editor:
Four years ago, the prospects for Ron Paul’s liberty wing of the Republican Party did not look too promising in St. Johns County.
Anyone who cannot see that the City of St Augustine Beach Police Department’s days are numbered, simply isn’t paying attention — at the very least, a complete top-to-bottom overhaul is needed to create an agency that benefits the community rather than hamstrings it with potentially devastating liability.
Letter: Bequette motive a mystery
James S. Arpaia
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
In following the Anastasia Mosquito Control District race for Seat 3, I cannot help but notice that Janice Bequette has spent almost $14,000 in her race.
Letter: You can opt out of smart meters
Cyndi Stevenson
Fruit Cove, FL
Dear Editor:
I wanted to respond to a recent letter from a Historic City News reader who expressed concerns about the new “smart meter” from Florida Power and Light.
Letter: Childlike behavior by mosquitoteers
Dr. Eddie Fleming, Ph.D.
St Augustine, Fl
Dear Editor:
The three mosquitoteers, Randy Covington, Bob Smith and Gary Howell, promising to be busy “smashing mosquitoes and friends of Obama”, are behaving unprofessionally and childlike.
Guest Column: Identity Theft
David B. Shoar
St. Johns County Sheriff
This month, I would like to address a very real concern and offer tips in an effort to combat Identity Theft. It is one of the fastest growing crimes in America today and affects nearly 10 million victims every year. The most recent yearly dollar loss was estimated at $52.6 billion dollars.
Letter: Brunson has best qualifications
Phyllis and Al Abbatiello
Fruit Cove, FL 32259
Dear Editor:
After considerable thought, Al and I unconditionally endorse Randy Brunson for County Commission, District 5.
We find it a bit ironic, at best, that St Augustine Beach Commission candidate Edward George would send a postcard to registered voters at St Augustine Beach that implies Republican voters need to know where O’Brien stands on the “issues” — the inference, of course, that George represents Republican voters better than O’Brien.
