Letter: Sanchez missing long-term building use
James S. Arpaia
St Augustine, FL
Dear Editor:
I respectfully disagree with St Johns County Commissioner Ron Sanchez’s assumptions regarding the Health and Human Services Center; currently the subject of his letter that appeared in Historic City News this week.
Letter: Health and Human Services Center
Ron Sanchez
County Commissioner, District Two
Dear Editor:
Construction on the new county Health and Human Services Center has begun and should be completed a little ahead of the deadline for us to be out of the old location. A few people thought this to be a terrible idea; it passed our board 4-1. You decide!
During Monday night’s St Augustine City Commission meeting, Historic City News noted that two requests to expand residential parking permit areas were tabled in favor of a review by the Parking and Traffic Committee, a staff survey, and, one or more public workshops.
Jobs search website Monster.com talked with managers to compile a list of nine phrases bosses strongly dislike and what they would prefer to hear; cautioning that saying the wrong thing in the office can be both embarrassing and career damaging.
Letter: What price freedom?
Lance Thate
St Augustine, FL
On the day American citizens celebrated our nation’s 237th birthday, the day we declared our independence from the absolute despotism of the King of Great Britain, an employee of the National Park Service of the Department of the Interior of the United States, charged the former Chairman of the St Augustine Tea Party, David Heimbold, with engaging in an activity subject to a permit — without obtaining a permit; in violation of the Code of Federal Regulations.
Guest Column: Prepare now for hurricane season
David B. Shoar, Sheriff
St Johns County
It has been nearly 49 years since a hurricane struck the first coast directly from the east and that hurricane, Hurricane Dora has been the only one to strike from the east since records have been kept dating back to 1851.
Guest Column: Approve Keystone XL Pipeline
Kevin Doyle, Executive Director
Consumer Energy Alliance-Florida
Dear Editor:
The construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline will provide significant economic benefits to American workers and American energy consumers across the United States. Despite the enormous impact the pipeline will have for our nation’s energy security, the project has yet to be green-lighted by President Obama.
