At the writing of this editorial, the Senate Governmental Oversight and Accountability Committee is meeting (Thursday, March 5, 2009, from 10:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) to consider SB 1104; a bill which we feel should be opposed.

I want to applaud the city commission for their unanimous decision to allow taxi cab operators in St. Augustine the option to establish their own method of calculating the fares they charge their customers.

I like my Windows XP. Don’t ask me why, maybe it’s because I’ve suffered through enough operating system “upgrades” since DOS to qualify me for sainthood or maybe it’s because right now everything works right.

When I read business headlines lately, I often shudder.

Since the implementation of the PATRIOT ACT, it seems like privacy concerns have come to the front of public discussion; nationally as well as right here in St. Augustine.

Historic City News would like to congratulate several Fire Rescue personnel who recently were recognized for their lifesaving efforts during Trauma One’s annual program “A Night for Heroes”.

Every publisher’s nightmare is summed up in the Chicago Daily Tribune November 3, 1948 headline that is arguably the most famous headline in the newspaper’s 150-year history.

Historic City News received the following Guest Column which asks, “Could Pool Survey Letter Lead to Demise of Shores Service Corporation?”