Hurricane, Storm Surge Watch & Local State of Emergency Issued St. Johns County officials called a news conference Monday to warn of “potentially the largest evacuation in Florida since Hurricane Irma” in 2017, as Cat…
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Since forming yesterday as a depression, Milton quickly built into a Tropical storm and recently developed into a hurricane with sustained winds of 80 mph, doubling its speed to 6 mph. The storm remains on…
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It was probably expecting too much to to think we would escape this hurricane season untouched. Right now, that hope is on track to be proven wrong, because building up off the coast of eastern…
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Monday, Oct. 7, is Florida’s deadline to register to vote or change your voter registration info before the Nov. 5 election. Register here. As of Friday, more than 76,000 voters had already cast mail ballots in…
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By Peter Clayton We enjoyed a delightful start to the 2024-25 kayak season on one of our favorite creeks. Cloud cover and a light breeze made for excellent conditions. We had lots of company as…
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How many days is it until Christmas … ? We are kicking things off early because the Tour de Homes is a popular Holiday event and tickets go on sale TUESDAY OCTOBER 1st. And while…
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As a former police officer, Scott Herrington learned to ease tense situations long before being prodded to run for a Marsh Creek Board seat. Three years ago, he was one of a slate of fresh…
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Americans with passports that expired in the past five years are among those now eligible to renew online The State Department on Wednesday launched a new online program that will allow adult Americans to renew…
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SEPTEMBER HAPPENINGS Group members will be receiving invites for the events from the group leaders. You will be able to RSVP in response to that email. If you are interested in a group, please see…
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By Vic and Linda Yerrill We gave this dog crate nameplate to our Beagle, Dusty, as our homecoming gift to him after returning from a quick trip to the UK. However our cat, Millie, had…
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James Gaddis tanked Florida governor’s secretive scheme to build hotels and golf courses over acres of preserved land By Richard Luscombe in Miami – Reprinted courtesy of The Guardian Florida’s department of environmental protection has…
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They say cats are curious, but what about deer? Well, I came across a pair of them this morning. One, in the photo above and here, was comfortable watching me safely from his/her hidden redoubt…
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Brandishing anger early Sunday morning, hundreds of St. Augustine locals descended on St. Augustine’s Anastasia State Park in a sometimes noisy show of strength. Amid honking horns of support, placards pointed a finger at Governor…
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“Due to the overwhelming interest with the 2024-25 Great Outdoors Initiative, DEP is looking for new venues to accommodate the public. We want to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. Public input is vital…
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Reprinted Courtesy of The Atlantic Climate risk is still not being priced into American homeownership. By Zoë Schlanger Updated at 5:02 p.m. on August 22, 2024 August 22, 2024, 1:56 PM ET Across the United…
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The Most Common Cause for an HVAC Service Call…that you can fix yourself (Nerd Alert) By David Muir Have you ever experienced this? For no apparent reason, your HVAC system goes dead. This happened at…
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The Marsh Creek Chorale, under the new direction of Donna Henry, invites you to come sing with us! We have a short season (Sept – Dec), we practice once a week locally, and sing for…
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Ongoing Daily Events through August 4 “The Hague School: The Second Golden Age of Dutch Painting” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St., St. Augustine Learn More “First of the Last…
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