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Latitude: 28.237137 -- Longitude: -82.179561
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In 2004 there was a controversy over naming a street after slain activist Martin Luther King, Jr. The decision by the city council to rename Sixth Street angered many residents who felt they were not consulted nor even warned beforehand and objected on various grounds to the change. Accusations of racism followed almost immediately, and the controversy divided the town. After considerable debate, the council adopted a compromise in which the street would not be renamed but the signs would be labelled with both the original name and King's name. Location within county from http://www.census.govZephyrhills is located at 28°14'14?N, 82°10'46?W (28.237137, -82.179561)GR1. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 16.4 km² (6.3 mi²). 16.2 km² (6.3 mi²) of it is land and 0.2 km² (0.1 mi²) of it (1.10%) is water. -- Source: Wikipedia.com
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In 2004 there was a controversy over naming a street after slain activist Martin Luther King, Jr. The decision by the city council to rename Sixth Street angered many residents who felt they were not consulted nor even warned beforehand and objected on various grounds to the change. Accusations of racism followed almost immediately, and the controversy divided the town. After considerable debate, the council adopted a compromise in which the street would not be renamed but the signs would be labelled with both the original name and King's name. Location within county from http://www.census.govZephyrhills is located at 28°14'14?N, 82°10'46?W (28.237137, -82.179561)GR1. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 16.4 km² (6.3 mi²). 16.2 km² (6.3 mi²) of it is land and 0.2 km² (0.1 mi²) of it (1.10%) is water. -- Source: Wikipedia.com
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Home-schooler is repeat Spelling Bee winner
01/20/2012
At the end, winning word was ‘precipice’
It took 25 rounds, two hours and the spelling of “precipice” before Grace Remmer was declared winner of the 2012 St. Johns County Spelling Bee on Wednesday.
The word “scampi” took out her last opponent, Alex Luckau of Landrum Middle School, during the bee held in the school district auditorium at 40 Orange St.
This was the third straight year Grace, a home-schooled student, won the local spelling bee.
Remembering Wendy Helm
01/20/2012
Wendy C. Helm, 47, passed away Jan. 2 at the Bailey Center for Caring. She lived in St. Augustine for 19 years and was a self-proclaimed “foodie.”
Wendy enrolled August 2010 in First Coast Technical College’s School of Culinary Arts to pursue her passion for cooking. Her goal was to complete her culinary training and walk at graduation on Jan. 24.
Wendy was an enthusiastic participant in FCTC’s weekly food features and contributed six recipes to share with the community.
Home Again St. Johns has new leaders
01/20/2012
Home Again St. Johns is a local nonprofit agency that is working to develop a service facility for the homeless in St. Johns County. The group announced the election of new officers to the board of directors for 2012.
They are as follows:
¦ President Leanna Freeman
¦ Vice President Mike Davis
¦ Secretary Mary Lawrence
¦ Treasurer Michael Cunningham.
State pension chief wants to double down on investment strategy
01/20/2012
TALLAHASSEE -- The official managing Florida’s $120 billion pension fund wants lawmakers to double the amount of money his agency can set aside for special investments that critics say are harder to value and carry more risk than traditional stocks and securities.
Ash Williams, reaffirmed Wednesday as the State Board of Administration’s executive director and chief investment officer for another year, said increasing the spending cap on “alternative investments” from 10 percent to 20 percent will diversify the state’s portfolio and reduce risk in a dreary market.
Film festival opens today, giving St. Augustinians a 'vacation from ordinary films'
01/20/2012
The St. Augustine Film Festival begins Thursday, Jan. 19, offering local residents an opportunity to see a wide variety of independently produced films, the kind not normally available outside a major city.
The event, now in its second year, was previously called the Flagler College Film Festival. Organizer Gregory von Hausch, who lives in St. Augustine Beach, said the reason for the name change was clarity.
Sheriff's Office releases composite of suspect in attack on jogger
01/20/2012
Detectives with the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Special Victims Unit have released a composite sketch of the man wanted in connection with an attack on a female jogger early Sunday evening.
The attack happened just before dusk Sunday as a woman was jogging near Old Moultrie Road just north of Lewis Point Road. A man approached and attacked her from behind, taking her to the ground, according to a Sheriff’s Office report. The victim struggled with the man until she was able to break free and get help.
Our view: Help Flagler College Auditorium put on a 'fresh face'
01/20/2012
For more than 20 years, St. Augustine has had an auditorium of grand proportions at its ready.
Flagler College Auditorium has been there for the community for its EMMA Concert Association performances, Gamble Rogers Folk Festival concerts, Florida Heritage Book Festival, city of St. Augustine special events, St. Augustine Community Ballet’s Nutcracker, The Dance Company, high school graduations, and numerous other special events.
FSDB students masters of braille
01/20/2012
Top students hope to go to national championship
The clatter of typewriters echoed in a small classroom at Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind on Thursday morning as eight students “took” dictation from a 21st century digital audio device designed for the blind and vision impaired.
“Give yourself a hand,” teacher Sandy Serventi told the group after she called time. “Go, varsity.”
Stolen car recovered from pond near Sheriff's Office
01/20/2012
A stolen car was hidden for an unknown amount of time, possibly more than a month, in a retention pond near the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office.
A crowd gathered around the pond near the jail Thursday afternoon as a wrecker pulled the stolen red Dodge pickup truck out of the water.
Officials said the Sheriff’s Office found out the truck was in the pond after an anonymous caller told them a car antenna was sticking out of the water.
Senate panel votes to regulate, not ban, internet cafes
01/20/2012
Thrasher is lone dissenting vote, worried about gambling
TALLAHASSEE — Coming on the heels of Gov. Rick Scott saying he’d like to see so-called “Internet cafes” outlawed, a Senate committee passed a bill 8-1 Thursday that would regulate, but not ban, the gaming centers.
State Sen. John Thrasher, R-St. Augustine, was the only vote against the regulation bill. He called it a “major expansion of gambling.”
Gamble Rogers Folk Fest announces spring fundraiser concert
01/20/2012
Songwriter Patty Larkin and storyteller Michael Reno?Harrell are set to perform March 24 in Flagler College Auditorium as a fundraiser show for the Gamble Rogers Folk Festival.
Flagler to honor Randolph prior to tonight's game
01/20/2012
Flagler College will conduct a ceremony to honor former men’s basketball star John Randolph tonight. The event will take place prior tonight’s game against Clayton State, which is set to tip at 7:30 p.m. Randolph is the all-time scoring leader at Flagler and led the Saints to a pair of trips to the NAIA national championships. Randolph was a star at St. Augustine High School before going to Flagler. He was recently honored by SAHS for his accomplishments there.
Ponte Vedra ends Bartram's season in district semis
01/20/2012
For the second year in a row — and only the second time in school history — the Bartram Trail girls soccer team finds itself shut out of the state playoffs.
The culprit, again, was Ponte Vedra.
The Sharks (17-4-3) notched a 1-0 victory against the Bears (14-3) at home on Wednesday night to book a spot in the state playoffs and advance to Friday’s District 4-3A championship against Creekside.
Mother hopes billboards will help find son's killer
01/20/2012
Bryan Wrigley died in a hit-and-run accident around nine months ago, and his mother Mandy Wrigley is doing everything she can to help find the person who hit him.
Bryan Wrigley, a 23-year-old student at the University of St. Augustine, died after a vehicle struck him while he was riding his bike on County Road 214 near Molasses Junction.
Investigators believe the vehicle that struck him is a 2001 to 2003 dark metallic blue Ford Ranger extended cab pickup truck and that the driver was a white man in his 20s.
Gallagher and Suzy Bogguss coming to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
01/20/2012
Two events have been added to the 2012 lineup for the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall: country singer Suzy Bogguss on March 30 and comedian Gallagher on April 5.
Messy comedian
Gallagher is a comedian, clown and entertainer from Tampa. His signature sketch is the “Sledge-O-Matic,” a large wooden mallet that Gallagher uses to smash a variety of objects including apples, pineapples, computer keyboards and, most famously watermelons.
Pedestrian hit on State Road 207
01/20/2012
A man was injured Wednesday evening after he was hit by a car on State Road 207 near State Road 312.
The man was trying to cross S.R. 207 near the Kangaroo gas station around 6:45 p.m. When he stepped into the road, a driver hit him, said Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Phillip Payne, who was on scene.
“He just walked out into the road,” Payne said.
The victim’s name is William Gregory Wilson, 53, of St. Augustine, Payne said.
His shoe, food and other belongings that he was carrying were strewn across the pavement.
City receives grants to study downtown transportation alternatives
01/20/2012
Congressman John Mica announced Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded the City of St. Augustine a $150,000 grant to study transportation solutions for the additional visitors expected during the 450th Commemoration.
The grant is in addition to the $753,000 award that the city received last week through the same program, the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program.
The planning study will address parking needs downtown as well as a temporary shuttle or circulator system.
JAX PIER-1PM UPDATE
01/20/2012
Waves have pretty much gone flat again this afternoon. It’s knee high at best and breaking right on shore. Maybe it’ll look a little better when the tide comes in. For now stay at work or on the couch. Share on Facebook
JAX PIER WED 8AM
01/20/2012
The surf looks to have backed off this morning with cloudy skies at report time. We have a cold front passing through our area today with rain expected this morning. Right now, we have minimal knee high surf with an occasional almost thigh high set. Overall, looks super weak and only rideable on a longboard. [...]
JAX PIER-1:15PM UPDATE
01/20/2012
Finally we have surf! Waves are in the waist high range and looking pretty fun. It’s super peaky and clean so definitely worth a check. Go surf if you can. Enjoy the pix! Share on Facebook
JAX PIER TUES 8:15AM
01/20/2012
We finally have waves! Nothing great, but we are finally back into the rideable range. Look around the knee to thigh range with an occasional waist set. Light offshore winds with failry decent form. Overall looks worth a check, especially considering how flat it’s been lately. Share on Facebook
JAX PIER MON 8AM
01/20/2012
Minimal, close to flat, surf out there this morning with slightly warmer air temps. Size looks around knee high at best. Some forecast models are showing a little pick up in ESE windswell by afternoon. New weekly forecast up soon. Check back! Share on Facebook
JAX PIER SAT 2PM
01/20/2012
Flat and cold at the beach this afternoon. Nothing rideable at all. Hopefully we will see something next week. Share on Facebook
JAX PIER THURS 7:40PM
01/20/2012
Small, cold surf this morning. Knee high with an occasional + set hard angled northerly wrap windswell trickling in. One lone surfer out on the south side showing his commitment to the sport. The forecast was calling for a slight bump up by afternoon…but I wouldn’t expect much based on how small it looks at [...]
JAX PIER-12PM UPDATE
01/20/2012
Starting to see a little something out at the Pier this afternoon. Don’t get me wrong it’s still pretty much flat but there is atleast a small bump every now and again. Not looking rideable yet but it’s kinda choppy! Share on Facebook
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