Every Friday, Governor Scott sends us a nice e-mail updating us on what’s happened in the state during the prior week, and, this week, it was his New Years’ resolutions. I thought I would share them with our readers.
As all Historic City News readers are preparing to welcome 2014, I want to take a moment to make a suggestion — drink responsibly and don’t be afraid to call a cab for a ride home.
In his periodic newsletter, The St Augustine Report, George Gardner offers his perspective on items of interest to city residents, as well as reporting and commenting on meetings of the city commission; where he served for six years from 2002-2008.
Letter: Chamber has drifted from core values
Randy Covington
St Johns, FL
Dear Editor:
I have read all the stories on the commitment of the national Chamber to spend $50million dollars to defeat conservative candidates in the upcoming elections.
I’d like to know exactly what it is that the St Augustine Record and its big sister papers, the Florida Times Union and Jacksonville Journal, think they are going to accomplish with their continuing, impotent attempts to discredit the way St Johns County Sheriff David B. Shoar is conducting his three-terms in office?
Guest Column: Getting healthier in 2014
Eric West
St Johns, FL
Over 2000 years ago, Hippocrates said “Walking is man’s best medicine” and his advice then still rings true today.
SeaWorld: The truth is in our parks and people
Fred Jacobs
Vice President, Communications
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment
Dear Historic City News readers:
Inaccurate reports recently have generated questions about SeaWorld and the animals in our care. The truth is in our parks and people, and it’s time to set the record straight.
Guest Column: It must be December
Dennis W. Hollingsworth, CFC
St. Johns County Tax Collector
Dear Historic City News readers,
This time of year, while St Johns County residents and businesses bustle about in preparation for the holidays your St Johns County Tax Collector’s office is at its peak season.
