With only nine months under his belt in any elected public office, freshman city commissioner Todd D. Neville, a local Certified Public Accountant, has moved the City Attorney, Isabelle Lopez, to take on his case against Historic City News, a free press, and citizen journalist Michael Gold, for exposing campaign contributions taken by Neville from a local developer and his attorney.

On the web: Record editorial points out thin-skinned Neville’s mistake

The Record
St Augustine, FL

Normally, I wouldn’t quote an entire editorial, but since its about us, I’m making an exception.

Wading into finer points of law is a slippery slope. So we say upfront that our comments here are not aimed at the legality of this subject, but the sense of it.

Letter: Male deputy’s behavior violates protocol

Unnamed Writer
(Mailed from St Johns, FL 32259)

Dear Editor:

In this county, the Sheriff’s Office wants to believe that it is as bullet proof as the vests that they wear. This is displayed every day in the behavior of its male deputies.

Warren Celli
St Augustine, FL

Dear Editor:

It is interesting that a publication that professes to be so concerned about Free Speech and Civil Rights (as exhibited in your current spat with murdering scum bag Todd Neville), can cover and promote the visit to Saint Augustine of the royal fascist from Spain without mentioning and protesting the extreme tyranny embodied in recently passed gag laws in Spain.

Remember Warren Celli?

He is the publisher of St Aug Dog — a tabloid banned by a former city commission in St Augustine who had their nose out of joint because of political cartoons and satire, hyperbole, and pointed writing directed at then city manager, Bill Harriss.

Raphael Cosme
St Augustine, FL

Dear Editor:

Recently a local St Augustine newsletter published a story titled “Matanzas”, quoting the account of a reference found at the National Humanities Center.

Undine George, Commissioner
St Augustine Beach, FL

Dear Editor:

At last night’s St Augustine Beach City Commission meeting, we dealt with an issue which I am sure is very important to all of you: building heights increasing to fifty five feet.

Pat Reilly
St Augustine, FL

Dear Editor:

I would like for my friends and neighbors to be aware of articles that seem to be popping up everywhere, like the one I recently read online.