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Letter: Commissioner trips to Spain
Editor: I'm very concerned with the appearance of sunshine violations as a result of four of our five city commissioners travel together…
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Historic City Memories: A tale of gadflies
Mary Magdelene G. OBrien
A tale of gadflies
By Geoff Dobson
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There has got to be a good lawyer joke in here
One of the last items on Monday night’s regular City Commission meeting is a discussion to be “lead” by lawyer and St. Augustine Mayor Joseph L. Boles, Jr. that warrants public attention.
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450th: Where is the money coming from
I have some concerns — and, if you are paying attention, you should as well.
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Pardon our dust
Historic City News editor Michael Gold is out of town on vacation. When the cat’s away, the mouse will play 🙂
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No profiling?
It was good to see Commissioner Mark Miner and his new bride Cheryl at the Republican Club of Greater St. Augustine last month; when he came home on a short leave from deployment in Kuwait.
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Be sure you are registered to vote by tomorrow
Through demographics available to us through Facebook and Google, we know that the thousands of subscribers to our website, Twitter and Facebook page are of voting age, better educated, either employed or retired, and willing to take the time to learn about the candidates before they cast their votes.
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Kelso releases plan for Florida education
As school districts across the state scramble to make last minute adjustments to classroom assignments to meet the state requirements for reduced class sizes, Republican candidate for Florida state representative in the 20th district, Alan Kelso, takes the opportunity to outline his plan for moving the educational system in Florida forward.