Sandra Conners
St. Augustine, FL
Dear Historic City News editor:
Can anyone PLEASE give me some more information about the accident February 15th just after 8:00 p.m. on US-1 and SR-207? I was directly involved; missing a head-on collision by inches, so, for my own sanity, I need to know.
Dave Heimbold
Saint Augustine Tea Party Media Chair
Saint Augustine, FL
Dear Historic City News editor:
What you see here are the Town Criers, a committee of the Saint Augustine Tea Party, passing through the mob of Occupiers that camped out at Plaza de La Constitucion at the foot of St. George Street in 2011.
Michael Gold, Editor
HISTORIC CITY NEWS
Economic incentives and tax breaks for certain businesses have been in the news this week as their fate has been argued in Tallahassee. Palm Coast Representative Paul Renner is the sponsor of legislation that could eliminate those benefits that he says disproportionately advantage larger companies over smaller ones.
Lee Geanuleas
St Augustine, FL
Dear Historic City News editor:
The picture below shows the boundaries of the Historic Preservation District 5 (HP-5). I have highlighted the property currently owned by hotel developer Kanti Patel and property in HP-5 that Mr. Patel has either made an offer to buy or in which he has expressed an interest.
Michael Gold, Editor
HISTORIC CITY NEWS
The Internal Revenue Service can revoke St Johns Police Athletic League’s non-profit, tax exempt, charitable status under 501(c)(3) for engaging in political campaigns — that includes the campaign for local Sheriff David B. Shoar.
Letter: The Donald IS in charge
Terry Buckenmeyer
St Augustine, FL
Dear Historic City News Editor,
These are some random thoughts from an old radical leftist on the presidency of Donald Trump.
St Johns County sheriff, David B. Shoar, through his representative, Commander Charles E. Mulligan, told Historic City News last week that the reason he ignored the department’s nepotism policy in the final days of Fiscal 2016 is because the department has a “critical shortage” of qualified applicants to fill the existing need for additional law enforcement deputies.
