Victim shot in Nesmith Avenue driveway
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Clifford of the St. Augustine Police Department reported to Historic City News that an investigation is ongoing into a shooting that occurred yesterday afternoon.
Archive for December, 2009
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Join the St. Augustine Genealogical Society
St. Augustine Genealogical Society reminds Historic City News readers that their membership dues for the New Year are due and payable this Friday, January 1st.
Meyer takes leave instead of resignation
Historic City News has learned that less than 24 hours after resigning, Florida Coach Urban Meyer has changed his mind.
Marriage Licenses Applications – 12/27/2009
From the records of Cheryl Strickland St. Johns County Clerk of Court
Re-entry Team helps ex-offenders
They gather monthly in a conference room at the County Health Center, reviewing progress made and searching for better ways to lower the hurdles faced by ex-offenders leaving jail.
Maria Sanchez Lake overflows
Maria Sanchez Lake overflowed at Cordova and St. Francis streets late last week from a combination of a full moon, northeast winds, rain and high tide.
City issues 500 parking cards in three days
Financial Services Group Manager Meredith Breidenstein told Historic City News that if you planned to take advantage of the city’s holiday gift ParkNow card, you’re too late.
Judge Berger helps with cemetery cleanup
Adult Drug Court participants spent this Saturday Morning, December 19th, cleaning trash, debris, and overgrown shrubbery from the gravesites at the Woodlawn Cemetery, according to a report received by Historic City News.
Lincolnville Christmas Caroling delights all
SAPD Community Affairs Officer Barbara Clifford reported to Historic City News that “The Voice of Lincolnville”, Carrie Johnson, led the local community in the Lincolnville annual Community Christmas Caroling.
Care and Share – neighbors helping neighbors
Each year the Historic City family of companies make charitable donations that we feel enhance the quality of life for St. Augustine’s residents and visitors. This year will be no different and we are pleased to announce the focus of our holiday giving.
Deputy Guy Rexroad dies in home accident
Yesterday, at his home in Powdersville, SC, Historic City News has learned that former St. Augustine resident and retired St. Johns County Deputy Sheriff Guy Franklin Rexroad was found dead by his daughter, Kathy, when she went to check up on him.
Historic City Memories: D. P. Davis – Part II
The Mysterious Disappearance of D.P. Davis Part II of a series The Bloom comes off the Florida Boom By Geoff Dobson
