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.
Letter: Community Development Districts
Jeff Neadle
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all the many different taxing authorities, unsure of the value some taxing authorities provide?
Letter: Builder serves notice on politicians
Terry W Pacetti
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
In 1979, I developed Prairie Creek and the total engineering costs were $2,500.
Letter: Media Spin
Lance Thate
Chairman Town Crier Committee
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
We all know that the print media news divisions would be better described as organs of propaganda.
Letter: Say no to smart meters
James Arpaia
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
I just received a notice from the Florida Power & Light Company advising me that they will be installing a “Smart Meter” on my home in a few weeks.
Millions of dollars of private funds, and government tax dollars, are spent each year in search of the Holy Grail that will deliver the prosperity that comes from economic development in St Augustine and St Johns County — something every politician is promising but few will admit what will have to happen first.
Letter: Dear 7-Eleven
George Gardner
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
Residents – and motorists – continue a battle opposing plans for a 7-Eleven store and gas station at the already congested May Street-San Marco Avenue intersection in St Augustine’s north city.
One need go no further than last night’s meeting of the St Augustine City Commission to see the epic failure and misuse of a parliamentary procedure designed to formalize and move along administrative matters of business during government meetings.
