Do you believe in “intelligent design”? I know, the courts have ruled that it violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the US Constitution so we don’t teach anything about the creation in our public schools.
Letter: Reject flawed Republican nominee
Angela K Casey
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
As civic-minded Americans, we are obligated to promote government which is in the best interests of our families and our community, to the exclusion of the interests of any political party.
Guest Column: Do your research
Cindy Schake
St Johns, FL
Campaign finance laws have gone a long way to allowing the electorate to judge the veracity and sincerity of a candidate and any specific, special interest, or agenda they may have as they seek public office.
In an editorial published by the St Augustine Record this morning, I take exception to the premise that the Republican Party is using its influence to intimidate Florida Supreme Court justices to make decisions they like — or pay a political price.
Halloween Safety
David B Shoar
St Johns County Sheriff
Our goal at the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office is that the age-old custom of “trick or treat” on Halloween is an enjoyable adventure for everyone; so I would like to pass along some safety tips to keep in mind as your children go on their way.
This morning after coffee, St Johns County Commissioner-elect, Bill McClure, joined me for a brief meeting and some introductions to staff members at City Hall as we each prepare for a week full of appointments.
Generally, I oppose Constitutional Amendments on principle — especially amendments sponsored by the legislature rather than by referendum from the people; so, I am not surprised that I find myself in opposition of proposed Amendment 4 to the Florida Constitution.
Letter: Fool me once shame on you
Hank Whetstone
St Augustine, FL
Bruce Maguire was a highly effective St Johns County Commissioner who ran for re-election in 2006; only to become the political victim of a “smear campaign” led by the most arrogant and corrupt politician in St Johns County’s history — Thomas G Manuel.
