Cultural Events May 27 – June 4
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Archive for May, 2009
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Flagler faculty featured in art exhibition
Media Specialist Liz Daube reported to Historic City News that two Flagler College professors are part of “Florida Contemporary,” a new Naples Museum of Art exhibit representing 50 photographers and painters from around the state.
Property insurance premiums to rise
Gov. Charlie Crist quietly signed legislation yesterday that will start Florida back on the path to higher property insurance premiums after what some argued was a failed experiment with artificially low rates in the wake of monster hurricane seasons.
CMSJ solicits community feedback
Paul K. Williamson and Christine Chapman reported to Historic City News that The Children’s Museum of St. Johns recently began an in-depth community assessment.
Pier Access Closed until Saturday
St. Johns County beach access on the south side of the St. Augustine Pier is closed for repairs, effective immediately, to repair steps damaged from high tides due to recent weather.
County Town Hall Meetings
St. Johns County Administrator Michael D. Wanchick informed Historic City News that he is hosting a series of “State of the County” Town Hall meetings June 9th -18th to discuss the County’s budget.
New Businesses through 05/24/2009
Begin Business Date: 05/18/2009 End Business Date: 05/24/2009 From the records of DENNIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH
Marriage Licenses through 05/24/2009
From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court
Joint Workshop to be held
Historic City News was notified that the St. Augustine City Commission and the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners will meet in a joint workshop on Wednesday, June 3rd.
Autopsy results pending in weekend drowning
Historic City News is awaiting the results of the autopsy by District Medical Examiner, Dr. Terrence Steiner in order to report a positive identification and cause of death of the victim of an apparent drowning over the weekend.
Public safety and county budgets
In an editorial that appeared in the Charlotte Sun yesterday, the newspaper’s staff took the position that their county commission should force Charlotte County Sheriff William Cameron’s hand with regard to his proposed annual budget.
