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St. Augustine seeks public input on its current 2014 Vision Plan to update the 2025 Plan
St. Augustine is seeking public input for its 2014 Vision Plan. The city and the Northeast Florida Regional Council will hold six public meetings for residents and stakeholders to update the city’s current 2014 Vision Plan. ...
2024 Voter's Guide: St. Augustine City Commission, Seat 1
Two candidates are running for St. Augustine City Commission Seat 1, which is currently held by Roxanne Horvath. Jonathan DePreter and Billy Triay will be on the November ballot. News4JAX sent a questionnaire to each candidate asking about their background and their views on several issues. Scroll down to read...
Ancient City Brewing Boos and Brews 5k race and 1-mile fun run returns October 26th
The Halloween-themed race will have a wide range of age groups for the awards, from 19 and under to 70 and older, presented in partnership with Run4Beer and Florida Race Day. It will take place at 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 26th
Ximenez-Fatio House Museum awarded $173K grant from the National Park Service
The circa 1798 historic house in St. Augustine, Florida is an original coquina structure. St. Augustine, FL — The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a $173,544 Semiquincentennial Grant from the Historic Preservation Fund administered by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior.
BJ’s Wholesale Club and Traffic Nightmares on SR100: County Says Pain Will Ease With Coming Turn Lanes
Even before construction began for the new BJ’s Wholesale Club on State Road 100, even before the state Department of Transportation began a significant improvement project along the same road, county and city officials were nervous about what was already one of the more congested corridors in Palm Coast.
Flagler Humane Society Critics Urged to ‘Stop Accusations’ as County and City Seek Oversight and Expansion Plans
Officials at a joint meeting of the Flagler County Commission and the Palm Coast City Council on Wednesday agreed to place representation from either government on the board of the Flagler Humane Society, which has faced significant criticism from current and former volunteers and has been the subject of some concern among elected officials about a lack of oversight. The organization depends on some $400,000 a year from local governments.
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