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Who will win the Local Option Tourist Development Tax jackpot?
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Who will win the Local Option Tourist Development Tax jackpot?

40-ach-funding-panelThe bed tax in St Johns County has been compared to many things over its 28-year run, some good and some not so good. A quick look at local comments from readers on several media forums range from praise to demonization; with some comments implying that if you question the “tax that you don’t pay” you are being un-American.

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Counties call juvenile justice rules “unfunded mandate”

300-FEMALE-TEEN-JAIL-CELLSt Johns County reported to Historic City News that, during the current fiscal year, juvenile offenders were held in custody a total of 826 days before their cases were disposed. Under the terms of an agreement, county taxpayers are legally responsible for those costs; but not the custodial costs once the case is disposed of.

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Governor appoints Brunson to fill Mercer’s term

400-BRUNSON-050214_0119Historic City News was informed this evening that Florida Governor Rick Scott has appointed 77-year-old Randy Brunson to the Board of the St Augustine and St Johns County Airport Authority. He is appointed for a term beginning June 2, 2014, and ending November 11, 2014.

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Memo to Mark Knight – Take the money and run

MARK KNIGHT
MARK KNIGHT
Within 24-hours of breaking the termination of City of St Augustine Director of Building and Zoning, Mark Knight, the Human Resources department released to Historic City News the agreement offered that directs the separation of the parties.

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Ken Bryan wants to be mayor of St Augustine

0918_tpd_3707Yesterday afternoon, Joseph Ken Bryan decided to announce what many had been speculating for weeks; that he is a candidate for mayor of the City of St Augustine. He filed the appropriate disclosures with the elections office, declaring himself as his own campaign treasurer.

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Shake up in City Planning and Building department
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Shake up in City Planning and Building department

MARK KNIGHT
MARK KNIGHT
From what Historic City News has been able to learn, yesterday was the last work day for a sixteen-year department head with the City of St Augustine; a parting that was unexpected albeit understandable in light of recent events.

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Shaver says St Augustine needs real choice for mayor

NANCY SHAVER
NANCY SHAVER
Nancy Shaver went to the Supervisor of Elections office Friday afternoon; and, largely because the Lincolnville resident says the City of St Augustine needs a better way to make decisions about spending, she threw her hat in the ring and is now running for Mayor.

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Citizen has no general right to speak at public meetings

PATRICK MCCORMACK
PATRICK MCCORMACK
During the St Johns County Commission meeting called on Tuesday, May 20, 2014, Historic City News reporters watched, with interest, as vice-chairman Rachael Bennett called for public comments; the three-minute opportunity members of the public have to address their elected government officials — with some appurtenant restrictions.

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