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Administrator Joy Andrews back on the hot seat with commission chairman
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Medical examiner needs money to build new facility
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Double shooting appears to be murder-suicide
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Double shooting appears to be murder-suicide

Historic City News was informed that a double-shooting occurred in St Johns County late this afternoon in the 4400 block of Carter Road.

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St Johns man found guilty of scheme to defraud employer
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St Johns man found guilty of scheme to defraud employer

A federal jury has found 30-year-old Justin Gregory Pennington guilty of one count of conspiracy and nine counts of wire fraud today, according to a report filed with Historic City News by Acting United States Attorney W. Stephen Muldrow.

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Former Commissioner returned to jail
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Former Commissioner returned to jail

Historic City News learned that in a joint action, city police and sheriff’s deputies have re-arrested 74-year-old Errol D. Jones, the one-time city commissioner and vice-mayor of the City of St Augustine.

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West Augustine brush fires threaten Prairie Lakes neighbors
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West Augustine brush fires threaten Prairie Lakes neighbors

Historic City News is monitoring City and County firefighters and emergency medical personnel on the scene this hour at what has been described as “a fast-moving brush fire” dangerously close to the neighborhood near North Prairie Lakes Drive.

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May 5 deadline for comments on Anastasia Entry Corridor
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May 5 deadline for comments on Anastasia Entry Corridor

Historic City News readers interested in commenting on revisions to the Anastasia Boulevard Entry Corridor Standards need to respond to City Project Planner Amy Skinner by e-mail at as******@*******ug.com before the Friday May 5, 2017 deadline.

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Last call for summer lifeguard jobs in St Johns County
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Last call for summer lifeguard jobs in St Johns County

Historic City News received a last-minute call that St Johns County Marine Rescue is still looking for a few more lifeguards to help protect local beaches this summer.

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Will a new sign fare better at finding a witness to murders?
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Will a new sign fare better at finding a witness to murders?

There has been no progress in the local investigation of the murder of two men found inside a burning vehicle near the intersection of Fred Waters Way and Spring Street on November 16, 2016.

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Significant damage but no injuries in Prairie Creek housefire
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Significant damage but no injuries in Prairie Creek housefire

St Johns County Fire Rescue reported to Historic City News this afternoon that they have contained a residential structure fire in the 3500 block of Lone Wolf Trail.

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