Melissa Dezendorf, City of St. Augustine Archaeology Research and Collections Assistant, told Historic City News that a silver doublet button was recovered during a recent investigation in the Plaza de la Constitucion.
A Sheriff’s Office spokesman contacted the local St. Johns County news desk to report that the entire County Courthouse was evacuated this afternoon following a bomb threat received by the switchboard at about 12:30 p.m.
Archaeological Collections and Research Assistant Melissa Dezendorf says “Hi” to her grandmother from an active dig in the Plaza de la Constitucion in the middle of downtown St. Augustine.
The local St. Augustine news desk has learned that Saturday night, Police Officer Brittany Garmon responded to a residence on Palmer Street to investigate a home invasion robbery.
George, Victor and Nick Hadjis announced to Historic City News that Sea Fair Restaurant has completed its remodeling project and is re-opening today — just in time for St. Patricks Day and the re-opening of the Bridge of Lions.
St. Johns County local news reporters learned that two St. Augustine men were arrested on robbery charges and booked into the County Detention Facility at 1:14 this morning.
Without forsaking “the potato” on the official seal of Flagler County, a bright, new, more colorful logo has been adopted by our neighbors to the south that is hoped to attract attention commercially and simplify branding for agencies in county government.
Flagler College Professor of English Laura Lee Smith recently had one of her stories, “This Trembling Earth,” selected for publication according to an announcement received by local St. Augustine news reporters at Historic City News.
