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Stolen credit cards show up in area stores
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Stolen credit cards show up in area stores

Both the Winn-Dixie grocery store and Hess convenience store located on CR-210 West, reported to the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office that a young woman, whose image was captured on surveillance video, attempted to use a credit card that had been reported stolen from the area last month.

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Teens arrested for damages to holiday decorations
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Teens arrested for damages to holiday decorations

Sheriff’s spokesperson Debra Johnson told Historic City News that three Palm Coast teenagers were taken into custody after they were caught stealing Christmas decorations and damaging mailboxes along several city streets overnight on Saturday and early yesterday morning.

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Plans announced to burn 1,800 acres at Guana River
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Plans announced to burn 1,800 acres at Guana River

Historic City News readers in the area of the Guana River Wildlife Management Area should prepare for some inconveniences during the upcoming 2012-2013 prescribed fire season; according to Public Information Coordinator Joy M. Hill, for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Northeast Region.

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Teacher jailed for possessing child pornography
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Teacher jailed for possessing child pornography

When he showed up at a St Johns County school Friday, a 26-year-old substitute teacher was taken into custody by deputies for having child pornography on his computer hard drive, according to an arrest report obtained by Historic City News today.

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Homicide victim a long way from home
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Homicide victim a long way from home

In a report obtained by Historic City News, Dr. Predag Bulic, 23rd District Medical Examiner, reported that he used tattoo photographs and fingerprint evidence to identify the body of the 35-year-old victim, killed Wednesday evening when she stepped onto the roadway of I-95.

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FDOT road repairs and maintenance report

Laurie Sanderson reported the following St. Augustine and St. Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning this morning and continuing through the coming week.

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Police still hunt for killer after 38 years
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Police still hunt for killer after 38 years

St Augustine Police spokesman Mark Samson announced to Historic City News that, because the crime remains unsolved 38 years later, cold case Detective Corporal Charles Simpson is taking another look into the investigation of the brutal murder of Marine Street resident, Frances Bemis.

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Ceremonies Friday recognize lifesaving efforts

Public Information Officer Lieutenant Jeremy Robshaw informed local Historic City News reporters that on Friday afternoon, a special recognition ceremony will be held to honor the combined efforts of bystanders, 911 dispatchers, St Johns County Firefighters and Paramedics.

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