Category: Government

City Attorney Ron Brown will ask for commission direction Monday night regarding possible modifications to the current noise ordinance and Historic City News reporters will be following the discussion.

Historic City News will be watching live Monday night as General Services Director Jim Piggott reports to city commissioners on last Tuesday’s community workshop at the Willie Galimore Center.

Historic City News local reporters were notified that preceding the regular meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission Monday night, City Attorney Ron Brown will address a commission workshop being held at 3:30 p.m. to discuss a claim for $3.4 million against the city by Donna and Scott Wendler.

This year in Florida, four Supreme Court justices and 27 appellate judges serving in the five District Courts of Appeal are on the November ballot in merit-retention elections.

St. Augustine Public Information Coordinator Cathy DuPont informed local Historic City News reporters today that they will be installing a new 8-inch water main on Flagler Boulevard, from the east side of the Bridge of Lions to Comares Avenue.

This afternoon at 2:00 p.m., the City of St. Augustine Planning and Zoning Board will convene in the Alcazar Room at City Hall and will hear, among other issues, two requests for use by exception to allow alcohol sales and service at public and private events held at Government House and the Colonial Spanish Quarter…

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League of Women Voters of Jacksonville First Coast reported to Historic City News that they will host two political forums this week; including a live candidate forum tonight in the St. John’s County Commission Building located at 500 Sebastian View in St. Augustine.

Assistant Supervisor of Elections, Vicky Oakes, reminds Historic City News readers that the last day to register to vote in the General Election is Monday, October 4th.