Saint Augustine, FL News

• Saint Augustine, FL News
• 2012 Academy Awards
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - May 22, 2012
• Bus Routes for 2012-2013 School Year
• FCAT Writes and Reading Scores
• Elementary 'L' Named by St. Johns County School Board
• SJC Academy of Future Teachers Earns Model Academy Status
• Superintendent’S Weekly Review - May 15, 2012
• SJCSD Summer Operations
• Kids Supporting Kids At Crookshank
• SJCSD Summer Food Service Program
• American Youth Character Awards Banquet
• Girls and Boys Club Youth of the Month
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - April 30, 2012
• School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda For May 1, 2012
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - April 16, 2012
• Speed Charity at St. Augustine's Boys and Girls Club
• Davidson Speaker Series Presents Women's Mixer in World Golf Village April 26
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - April 16, 2012
• SJC Students Receive Awards At Florida Science And Engineering Fair
• St. Johns County Seniors Honored at STAR Banquet
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - March 26, 2012
• School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda for March 27, 2012
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - March 20, 2012
• Saint Johns County School Board Briefs - March 2012
• SJCSD Recipient of Sunny Award
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - March 13, 2012
• 2011-2012 School-Related Employees of The Year
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - March 6, 2012
• Local Author and Historical Society Pen New Book on St. Augustine History
• St. Johns County Education Foundation Receives Grant for AT And T 'STEM At Work' Project
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - February 27, 2012
• South Woods Elementary Receives Lowe’s Grant
• Special School Board Meeting Agenda for February 28, 2012
• SCAD Challenge Winner
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - February 22, 2012
• 19th Annual Chocolate And Beyond Gala
• Students Honored at FFEA Conference
• Arts Alive
• Saint Johns County School Board Briefs - February 2012
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - February 13, 2012
• St. Johns County Teacher of the Year
• Blood Drive Feb 28 at Davidson Realty in World Golf Village
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - February 7, 2012
• 2012 Science Fair Winners
• Douglas Griswold Named Outstanding Youth Volunteer For Region II
• High School Showcase Recap
• Saint Johns County School District News - Naming Of Elementary 'L'
• STATE PARK CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH
• Pre-Registration for 2012-2013 School Year
• 2012 SJCSD Spelling Bee Winner
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - January 17, 2012
• Wards Creek Elementary Principal Selected
• The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens Presents Impressionism and Post Impressionism from the High Museum of Art February 16 – May 6, 2012
• Saint Augustine Film Festival 2012
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - January 9, 2012
• Saint Johns County School District Happenings - January 2012
• SJCSD Teachers of the Year and Rookie Teachers of the Year
• St. Johns County School Board Meeting Agenda for January 10, 2012
• Davidson Realty Presents Free Coupons 101 Seminar in World Golf Village
• St. Johns County High School Grades
• Chocolate And Beyond Gala - A Sweet Way To Support Volunteers
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - December 5, 2011
• Principal Selected For Elementary 'L'
• Holiday Event Raises $1,400 for Ronald McDonald House
• Davidson Realty Announces Top Performers for November 2011
• Literacy Coach in St. Johns County School District Wins Leadership Grant
• St. Johns County School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2011
• St. Johns County School Board Leasing Corporation Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2011
• St. Johns County School Board Reorganization Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2011
• Saint Johns County School Board Briefs - November 2011
• Holiday Craft Event to Benefit Ronald McDonald House
• Spotted: Compassion 5K Walk Run
• Many options available for mobile shopping
• Expect packed planes, high airfares this Thanksgiving
• Saying 'I Do" at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11
• Candidate forum Wednesday
• Popular bands appearing at Bandfest
• North City block party attracts large crowd
• Nation's Oldest City: Clinton to be one of the few presidents to visit St. Augustine
• UNLV seeks scientific way to curb pedestrian death
• Closing of plywood mill leaves a town hurting
• County ditches plans to expand intersection, saving 250-year-old oak
• Free demonstrations on energy efficiency to be offered at St. Augustine Beach expo
• One lane scheduled to close Monday night on U.S. 1 at San Sebastian Bridge
• Social Security disability harder to get as the Baby Boomer bubble swells number of applications
• Ponte Vedra High junior among state's elite students
• Lottery results for Saturday, Oct 12, 2011
• Drug fight will continue in Mexico
• Creekside volleyball team is headed to state semifinals
• Police probe possible shots fired near White House
• St. Augustine goes into playoffs with a rout of Palatka
• Katy's turned 11 on 11/11/11 with a party at Cafe 11 at 11:11 a.m.
• Nook Tablet unveiled
• City honors Springfield landscape
• State forgave $110.5 million in taxes and fines
• St. Augustine man killed in Volusia crash
• Action Comics 1 - lost for 11 years - goes up for sale
• Pedestrian struck by car in Palm Coast
• Husband searches landfill, finds missing diamond ring
• Vets honored at downtown ceremony
• Lottery numbers for Nov. 11, 2011
• Univision caps off week of educational outreach
• Injured Fla. manatee returns to water after more than 1 year of rehabilitation
• Poll: Connie Mack an immediate frontrunner
• Isles of the World grand opening this weekend
• 102-year old veteran fought in WWII, won Silver Star; parachuted into Bay of Pigs in his 50s
• St. Johns County veterans who have died since Memorial Day 2011
• Video and Photo Gallery: St. Augustine celebrates Veterans Day
• Man wades through dump to find wife's ring
• St. Augustine man killed in Volusia crash
• No hunting in black bear plan
• Saint Johns County School District News - Saint Johns County Sunshine State Scholar
• Weekend brings a taste of winter
• Chocolate maker sweetens Veteran's Day for local troops in war zones
• County GOP backs school plan
• State universities consider higher education reforms
• Apparent slave cemetery uncovered in Jacksonville
• San Sebastian festival begins today
• Bishop visiting Lighthouse Church
• Lawmakers seek 'sovereign immunity' for emergency room workers
• Greer seeks to depose McCain, Crist, Lemieux, Thrasher
• Police reports from Nov. 10, 2011
• Fla. board OKs tuition hike for 18 grad programs
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Governor asks Penn State students to stop violence
• Putnam animal control officer resigns after dogs left in cages for weeks die
• Path set for 12th state university
• Activists fear new bear management plan may include hunting
• Poll: Cain tops Romney in Florida primary
• Tears, cheers greet 50 new citizens sworn in at Cunningham Creek Elementary
• Family dog eats $1,000 in cash
• Former Menendez prom queen to be featured on Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders TV show
• Two dead after crash on Interstate 95
• Veterans Day celebrations in St. Johns County
• Local musician wins award
• Gulf Coast upset over BP cleanup halt
• Empty Stocking Fund open for families requesting holiday aid
• Police reports from Nov. 9, 2011
• Food: Light and fluffy orange cake
• Sheriff's Office deputies arrest local man in connection with child pornography investigation
• Davidson Realty Congratulates Top Performers; Monthly Sales Top $7 Million
• Margie Davidson Scholarship
• Scott, Cabinet to be briefed on PIP coverage
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - October 31, 2011
• Davidson Realty Paints St. Augustine, Florida Home
• Boeing leasing shuttle hangar
• Police ask for Toys for Tots help
• Davidson scholarship planned
• FHP looks for driver in hit-and-run
• Police reports for Oct. 31, 2011
• Sea turtle season over
• Roy Barnes, civic leader, dies
• County seeks to sell land to Lowe's
• Carousel gone for maintenance
• Threat of rip currents along Fla.'s east coast
• Photo Gallery: Key West's decadent Fantasy Fest
• Carousel gone for maintenance
• Boeing to build spacecrafts at shuttle hangar
• In duel between DirecTV and FX, views are pawns
• Palatka police seek missing girl
• School Board Workshop Agenda For November 2, 2011
• TOPS hosts open house
• Eland wins state honors
• Road construction for week of Oct. 30, 2011
• Police reports from Oct. 30, 2011
• Watch for trick-or-treaters
• State Attorney bills offenders to help pay salaries
• Halloween a treat in Nation's Oldest City
• English hero Francis Drake not celebrated here
• School district spokeswoman dies
• Lottery results for Oct. 29, 2011
• Housing market looking up
• Mural features Rawlings' heroine
• Fire Rescue will take pay cut
• Suicide bomber kills 17 in Kabul
• Democrats: GOP has gone too far to the right
• The sounds of music
• Candy buy back
• Have a safe, happy Halloween
• Pirates gather in St. Augustine
• Our view: Support city's regulation of transient boaters
• Boeing 787 takes first flight
• Honors in dressage
• Jimmy Buffett coming to Jacksonville in January
• St. Johns County School District Seeking Input For Proposed 2012-2013 School Calendars
• 16-foot python found in Everglades had eaten deer
• Our view: Trunk or Treat is a Halloween tradition in the making
• HP won't eliminate PC division
• Google TV announces software upgrade
• St. Johns County man charged in January traffic death
• Biden blames GOP for nation's woes
• FDLE says police arrest of Jones 'in order'
• For second year in a row, Airport Authority stays off tax rolls
• Pirate parade will slow traffic downtown
• Attorney General Holder wants to crackdown on illegal prescription drugs in Florida
• Trick-or-treating at the Alligator Farm
• Coast Guard: 7 tons of cocaine seized from semi-submersible vessel in Caribbean
• Court refuses to speed election law
• Polk Sheriff: 5 critically injured, 1 dead in central Florida traffic crash
• Lottery results for Oct. 28, 2011
• City of St. Augustine announces its 2011 Employee of the Year
• Jacksonville man accused of celebrity hacking investigated in alleged stalking of Conn. woman
• Florida Panhandle teacher may be fined for voter registration violations under new state law
• Landscape both easy and attractive
• Mural class for children today
• Florida Department of Law Enforcement finds that 'everything was handled properly' in Commissioner Jones arrest
• McGovern released from Sioux Falls hospital
• Senate race wide open, even with Mack on ballot
• Palm Coast man, 64, indicted on child porn charges
• Halloween fun at local churches
• Mrs. Obama campaigns in Jacksonville
• Rina weakens to a tropical storm
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Kottkamp gets new job as CEO
• Connie Mack enters race to criticism from rivals
• Jacksonville lawyer pleads guilty to petit theft
• Police reports from Oct. 27, 2011
• Judge hears challenge to Fla. religion amendment
• City resident wins $28,000 in Fantasy 5
• Fountain of Youth to begin construction soon of two 16th-century replica ships
• Off-duty fireman tackles attempted burglary suspect
• First Lady Michelle Obama stumps in Jacksonville
• Suspect sought in medical park burglary
• Mack decides to run for Senate after all
• Judge hears challenge to Fla. religion amendment
• Judge: Cuts to state employees violated contract
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - October 24, 2011
• Port pillows for breast cancer patients
• Hot Time at the Datil Pepper Festival
• Property tax bills in the mail
• Census data show misery of recession
• Mystery: Where did underwater camera that washed up on our beach come from?
• McGovern expecting to leave hospital any day
• Police reports from Oct. 26, 2011
• Bowling machines stolen
• Learn to reduce utility expenses through 'weatherization' demonstration
• Women go shopping at Prime Outlets with counterfeit bills
• Legislature asked to OK 3 casinos in South Fla.
• Three men arrested, accused of attempted home invasion robbery in West Augustine
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in St. Augustine
• Judge hearing Fla. retirement contribution case
• West Augustine sewer plan launched
• Jury returns guilty verdict in Hall trial
• George McGovern hospitalized in South Dakota
• Trail promotes ecotourism
• Only 1 or 3 jobs promised after state incentives is actually created
• Hurricane Rina may hit South Florida
• Study finds flaws in virtual education, including motives of for-profit virtual schools
• Former lt. gov. aide accused of illegal recording
• Careers on Wheels
• County teachers recognized at recent FFLA conference
• White House correspondent to be Flagler forum speaker
• Police reports from Oct. 25, 2011
• New shows coming to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• Despite Florida incentives to companies, job creation lags
• FPL bills will rise to pay for nuclear projects
• Hastings food distribution gets more funding, will resume this week
• Putnam mill permit could wait longer than pipeline, DEP head says
• Worker's comp rates to rise
• Officials dine on local produce for national farm to school month
• Tucker McCarty remembered at USF pharmacy celebration
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Flagler
• Judge blocks Fla.'s new welfare drug testing law
• Victim testifies in sex abuse case
• City to rank ideas for Spanish Quarter
• Boaters, angry over mooring field fees, call for boycott of St. Augustine Harbor
• Lueders calls for FDLE probe into Jones' arrest
• Jacksonville's Landstar System 4Q earnings up 38 percent
• Beach commissioner sets town hall meeting
• Police reports from Oct. 24, 2011
• County Bar Association to meet
• Federal judge temporarily blocks welfare drug testing law
• Rina quickly becomes hurricane off Honduras
• St. Augustine Police chief calls for FDLE investigation into Errol Jones arrest
• Police looking for man after a possible attempted abduction
• Solar powered trash bins save cities money
• Road construction in St. Johns County for this week
• More drivers losing licenses
• Organizers: First Lincolnville Farmers' Market a success
• Trial begins in sex assault case
• City commissioner Jones arrested
• Ralph Waldo Emerson came to St. Augustine for treatment
• Officials seek out more human trafficking victims
• Motorcycle crash injures 2
• Police reports from Oct. 23, 2011
• Auto accident on State Road 312, lane closed on bridge
• City commissioner arrested
• 1 flown to Shands in motorcycle crash
• Davidson Realty Presents Beer Tasting Fundraiser Nov. 9
• Construction worker dies from fall off roof
• Fire Rescue awarded $5K grant
• Scott's plan to reclaim pension savings would leave $5.5 million hole in county budget
• Another deluge of foreclosures possible as mediation efforts fall short
• Aviles Street rebounds after rehabilitation
• Fans pack anime convention
• Exchange unveils updated Burt plaque
• Halloween happenings all over town
• Hoarding: A mounting problem
• Rubio defends himself amid family saga
• Landscape of old home abloom in impatiens
• Florida lottery results: Oct. 21, 2011
• No Reign Fall: St. Augustine crushes Bartram again
• District needs to be building a school a year, but has no money to do so
• Man accused of child neglect had long record
• Panel: Scrap statewide foreclosure mediation
• Nelson leads in fundraising
• Woman dies in I-95 crash
• St. Johns County bucks trend, sees jobless rate grow
• Elementary School 'L' under construction in Palencia
• Review: Apple's new iOS 5
• Students mistakenly given racy bracelets
• Fla. unemployment down slightly
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - October 19, 2011
• Police reports from Oct. 20, 2011
• Descendant of famous thoroughbred racehorse Secretariat to make appearance at animal benefit event
• Probation officer says Quinn Gray violated parole
• Woman killed in I-95 crash Thursday night
• Total size of budget shortfall: $1.96 billion
• No children injured when car drives into school bus
• State economist: No recession, but slow recovery
• Ex-pro wrestler Tomko seeks treatment for addiction
• Chamber wants sales tax on online sales -- but not for online hotel bookings
• 2 charged with child neglect
• A chance to skate
• California group now sees end of world coming today
• What will death mean for Libya?
• Missing child alert: Javonte Johnson
• School bus in crash on SR 16
• Libyan fighters capture Gadhafi hometown of Sirte
• Lawsuit: Fla. students charged as non-residents
• Quinn Gray reportedly violates probation
• Serial rape suspect arrested in Marion County
• Spending cuts set for Fla. disabilities program
• St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Debra Bulak as Membership Manager and Events Coordinator
• Construction of new seawall to begin in January
• University head, Scott working together on higher-ed reforms
• Flagler College basketball player's role in burglary, beating investigated
• Construction worker falls from roof, life-flighted to Shands Jacksonville in critical condition
• Dolphin calf joins Marineland
• Make A Difference Day seeking volunteers
• Hillsborough superintendent wins state data award
• Audrey Gibson, whose district includes some of St. Johns County, sworn in
• Police reports from Oct. 19, 2011
• Video: Sheriff's Office seeks suspect in Hideaway Lake subdivision robberies
• North Fla. officials searching for serial rapist
• Some university profs get six-figure salaries, state database shows
• Fla. Senate panel gives nod to minority districts
• Davidson Speaker Series at Nocatee October 27
• School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda for October 20, 2011
• City, County sign sewer plan for West Augustine
• Scott forms policy for Fla. higher education
• Ponte Vedra joins Dubai, Napa Valley as great place to go when the kids stay home
• Activists plan plaza protest
• Kids turn their noses up at new food guidelines
• Green Globes rating awarded SJR State
• Temperatures expected to dip into the 40s by Thursday
• Joyner finalist for state award
• Businesses see bright future with free trade
• Woman robbed at gunpoint near West Augustine center
• St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Recognized for Train Safety Awareness
• New Lincolnville Farmers' Market to serve as incubator for small businesses
• Sheriff's Office dedicates K-9 memorial
• Police reports from Oct. 18, 2011
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Motel robbed; search on for man with teardrop tattoo, cheek birthmark
• Prisoner rehabilitation bill to get revamped
• St. Johns ranked in state's top 10 for tax revenue growth in 2000-2010
• Weather Service: Strong storms on the way
• Bill would prohibit debit card fees in Florida
• State minimum wage going up in 2012
• New pre-K standards to be reviewed
• Police reports from Oct. 17, 2011
• Doctors begin using new drug database
• St. Johns awarded food grant
• UDC has busy start to new club year
• SAR commendation
• Police reports from Oct. 16, 2011
• Road construction for week of Oct. 16
• Sculpture a tribute to artist and queen
• Gold bar is symbol of city's 450th hope -- and challenge: raising money
• Joyner underscores challenges for school district
• Ag commissioner seeking ways to put more fresh foods in schools
• Former postmaster dies
• Higher Medicaid costs expected to add to budget squeeze
• St. Augustine to be featured on 'Crossroads' TV show
• Sunshine Bus gets grant to buy new buses
• Case continues against Ponte Vedra publisher of driver's handbook
• State fund to help crime victims shrinking
• High falcon count noted
• West side sewer plan proposed
• IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon dead at 33
• Crouch wins St. Augustine Amateur on fourth playoff hole
• SEC, Big 12 take top spots in first BCS standings
• Jaguars fall just short in 17-13 loss to Steelers
• With bone marrow transplant, teacher saves life of Illinois man
• Campaign dollars roll in
• World War II fighter's gear collapses landing at St. Augustine airport
• Pets selected for 'Pin up Paws' calendar
• Dr Pepper Ten: 'No women allowed'
• Aging Corvette Gets Cues from Ferrari
• Lottery Results for Oct. 15, 2011
• After heart attack, bypass surgery, transplant, man living life to the fullest
• 'Skipper' Noda leads a riderless horse in honor of his son on Cracker Day
• Civil War re-enactment
• World War II fighter's gear collapses landing at St. Augustine airport
• Kangaroo customers raise millions to support troops
• Putnam drug sweep yields 16 arrests
• Oops. We are preparing the correct wording
• Lottery Results for Oct. 14, 2011
• Apple's iPhone 4S sales may pass 4M
• Restoring late wife's garden a labor of love
• Drug database designed to stop doctor shopping, debuts Monday
• Former GOP Gov. Crist's coziness with Dems stirs talk of a political comeback with a new party
• Hacker of celebrities faces court date in L.A.
• Casa Monica defends policy banning pins, including American flag
• Next step in San Sebastian bridge project is to install test columns
• Crist's coziness with Dems stirs comeback rumors
• Son cleaning gun shoots mom in Palm Coast
• Fishing with Capt. Sharky: The fishing report and video of landing a big red
• Sexual predator moves into county
• State revising how FCAT is scored
• Florida politics: Poll shows Cain on top, Dems want early voting changes
• 15th Annual Newstalk 1240 Retirement Expo at Ponce Mall
• Saint Johns County School District News - Lou Greco FAME
• Feast of Tabernacles/Succoth
• State dinner includes damp hem, soggy tuxes
• Rajaratnam gets 11-year term for insider trading
• Obama: Trade deal a win-win
• St. Johns County is leading NE Florida is residential permits issued
• Delegation hears local wish list
• Cracker Day will honor the life of local 'Cracker'
• Media swamp home of celebrity phone hacker
• East Palatka, Orange Park residents named to SJRSC Board of Trustees
• Police reports from Oct. 13, 2011
• Rubio sidesteps immigration debate
• Scott says he could argue he doesn't have to create any jobs and still keep campaign pledge
• Wil Smith named interim Parks director
• Fla. lawmaker wants to bring back firing squads
• Special interest cash floods Capitol in down economy
• State tax collections down $1.5 billion
• Scott to talk jobs in Jacksonville
• Court rules Legislature, not governing board, can set tuition
• Saint Johns County School District News - Lifetime Achievement Awards
• Consortium planned
• Give the boss a cake pop bouquet
• Former pro wrestler Tomko arrested on robbery charge
• Scott proposes more breaks for business as budget shortfall grows
• Jacksonville man indicted in celebrity phone hacking case
• Microbrewery opens in St. Augustine
• Legislative delegation meets today at county commission chambers
• Police reports from Oct. 12, 2011
• Scott's daughter has anthropology degree
• Study rates proposed east coast passenger rail service
• Former pro wrestler Tomko arrested on robbery charge
• Review: It's not an iPhone 5, but so what?
• 1,588 welfare applicants decline to take drug test
• Fla. wants end to federal oversight of elections
• Supporters in special Senate race revealed
• State Road 16 accident
• Honoring Shae Burchfield
• Lottery results: Oct. 11, 2011
• Four men arrested, accused of 'car hopping' in Ponte Vedra Beach
• 'Ghost bike' serves as reminder of tragedy
• Mosquito officials to keep topic light for delegation
• Nice day for a walk
• Tanzler chosen as executive director for St. Johns River Water Management District
• Scott to lay out jobs agenda for 2012 in central Fla.
• Woman, 73, tosses coffee on purse snatcher
• Floyd appointed to Duval County Court
• Police reports from Oct. 11, 2011
• Occupy St. Augustine plans in the works
• Director of recreation and parks resigns
• Four men arrested in connection with Palm Valley car burglaries
• Economists to revise Fla. revenue estimates
• Scott wants more science, less liberal arts
• Sea turtles fared well in recent count
• Egypt remains on edge
• Sargent, Sims Share Nobel Prize in Economics
• Netflix rises on retreat from plan
• Wall Street protests continue
• Death warrant signed for killer of Ohio mom, kids
• Treasure hunting co. finds Atlantic silver ship
• 7 survive for 20 hours at sea
• Tony Bennett coming to Amphitheatre
• South Beaches Neighbors: Residents flocking to the lighthouse
• Police reports from Oct. 10, 2011
• Weather to calm today
• State, business leaders see free trade deals as big plus for state
• Gov. Scott move to 'recapture' pension savings leaves local government leaders feeling sucker punched
• City signs first 450th corporate sponsor
• Jacksonville high school baseball player dies
• Police officer kills two pitbulls in Daytona Beach
• Tony Bennett to perform March 20 in the St. Augustine Amphitheatre
• Storm causes multiple power outages
• Saint Johns County School District News - National Merit Semifinalists for 2011
• Saint Johns County School District News - National Merit Semifinalists for 2012
• The tale of the Jefferson Davis, sunk off St. Augustine
• Scott wants to take pension savings from local counties
• Hooking a least tern
• Some GOP politicians push to ease drug laws
• Road construction this week
• Cash-strapped New College sets $60 million target
• St. Augustine's troubles date back to antiquity
• Sean Bush enters not guilty plea in wife's death
• Heavy rain helps fight drought
• UF adds 12 downtown buildings to its repair list
• Tree falls over in Huguenot Cemetery
• Couple getting married on 11/11/11 at 11:11 a.m.
• Big knockouts from Amar Cox, Bradley Stratton headline Rumble in the Ancient City IV
• Nease places third in volleyball tournament
• Local MMA fighters hone their skills in garage, carry it into the ring
• Gators overwhelmed by No. 1 LSU, 41-11
• Return to the Golden Age
• Time to Think Pink
• Learn to Read turning 25
• 'Meat artist' to close Wester's Choice Meats Shop to become billiards room
• Theatre season kicks off at Flagler
• Sean Bush Enters Not Guilty Plea in Wife's Death
• Palatka businessman fighting for life after being shot during struggle
• National Merit semifinalists named
• Health clinic is today
• Over 100 enter Open Home and Garden Show
• Police reports: Oct. 7, 2011
• Frampton comes alive at Amphitheatre
• Judge Carlos Mendoza sworn in
• Fla. seeking oil spill proposals from lawyers
• Lawyer to head college system
• Scott changes stance again on jobs promise
• Lawmaker: Dwarfs better off tossed than jobless
• Turtle tracks: Oct. 8, 2011
• Hazardous conditions expected at area beaches this weekend
• Deputies find mobile meth lab
• A buyer's guide to the new iPhone 4S
• Lottery Results for Oct. 7, 2011
• Three men arrested, charged with breaking into Flagler Estates home
• Hundreds show they care
• Scott seeks delay on Everglades cleanup deadline
• Free shredding of personal documents later this month
• National Merit semifinalists named
• Gathering a cow pie for a city slicker friend
• Court sides with Fla. in driver handbook dispute
• Law Officer to Speak at Democratic Club
• Court says lawmakers can authorize slot machines anywhere in state
• Students give teaching a try
• More school, health cuts possible
• Ex-Commissioner Manuel moved to half-way house
• Another winning Fantasy 5 ticket bought in St. Johns County
• Events all week: Oct. 7-13
• Another winning Fantasy 5 ticket bought in St. Johns County
• Court says lawmakers can OK slots anywhere in Fla.
• Court sides with Fla. in driver handbook dispute
• Morning Brew: Horoscope, Dear Abby, Dr. Donohue and Today in History
• 2 Fla. species may be extinct
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - October 3, 2011
• Firefighters to vote on 2011 contract
• Maximo about to hit the big 4-0
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket purchased in Ponte Vedra Beach
• Scott questioned about flip-flop on jobs promise
• Relay for Life kickoff Saturday
• Romney talks jobs at Fla. campaign stop
• One lane at U.S. 1 by San Sebastian Bridge to close for three hours Thursday night
• Sheriff Rutherford warns more layoffs may be coming
• Car, tractor crash near Fairgrounds, spilling pesticides
• Police reports from Oct. 5, 2011
• Apple's Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Palin passes on White House run
• Construction to narrow U.S. 1 North Thursday
• Bear breaks into Macclenny home, eats birthday cake
• Clay man charged with illegal tattooing of teen girls
• Morning Brew: Horoscope, Dear Abby, Dr. Donohue and today in history
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in St. Johns County
• Accident spills pesticide, closes State Road 207
• State reviewing cash incentives to businesses
• Fla. consumers to get reduced solar rebates
• Scott again extends Florida wildfire emergency
• Davidson Realty Kicks Off Teacher Recognition Program
• Travis Tritt back at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall; two other shows announced
• Police reports from Oct. 4, 2011
• Former corrections officer felony trial date set
• Bondi blasts pension fund head
• Murder suspect asks judge for access to jail's law library
• Enjoying the castillo
• Lottery Results for Oct. 4, 2011
• NASA looking for some new astronauts
• Motorist alert: Free gasoline
• After years, 24th version of noise ordinance passes
• 45 to lose jobs as solar panel manufacturer closes here
• School rezoning maps take shape
• Fla. elder chief promises ombudsman compliance
• Univision denies it tried to coerce Rubio
• Gov. Scott to seek re-election
• Travis Tritt will return Jan. 29
• CHRISTIE UPDATE: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Flagler College to Host Florida Humanities Council Documentary and Discussion on the Future of Florida
• Log truck crash closes US 17 in E Palatka Monday
• Saint Johns County School District Happenings Calendar - October 2011
• School Board Meeting Agenda for October 4, 2011
• Knox on her way home
• Miami teachers get Race to the Top merit pay
• Corrections officer faces felony charges
• From drunken driving deaths, forgiveness
• City, FSDB to mediate Collins House issues
• Fla. cops oppose deadline for missing kids reports
• New GOP-backed voter laws to suppress turnout of Democratic-leaning voters, says law group
• Bonding dries up to pay for new school construction
• City testing hydrants this week
• Police reports from Oct. 3, 2011
• Bridge of Lions to close Tuesday night at 10 for six hours
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Lockdown ends for Flagler County schools
• Law enforcement gives thumbs down on Caylee's law
• Teen 'sexting' now illegal in Florida
• Lawmakers seek help for drug-addicted inmates
• Teens suspected in car burglaries arrested
• Biden's brother fine after powder scare
• Cooler temps are here to stay
• School rezonings on board agenda for Tuesday
• When St. Augustine was an occupied city
• 250,000 Brazilians read about St. Augustine
• Documentary looks at challenges
• Police department receives SAR honors
• Police reports from Oct. 2, 2011
• Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks
• Stetson Kennedy remembered at memorial service
• Candidates waiting for redistricting decisions
• Super-sized yacht docks at marina
• Local chefs dish up datil-infused creations at datil pepper festival
• Nursing home evacuated
• New Twin Creeks: More jobs, fewer homes
• Alabama hammers Florida
• Saints hope to rattle rookie Jaguars' QB
• Katheryn Field to celebrate her 100th birthday
• At 81, Iron man of Glenmoor wins triathalon in Beijing
• Young violinists performing with community orchestra
• 'Heart of a Soldier' opera premiers
• Beach board honors Best Western landscape
• Home and Garden Show opens today
• Jacksonville to host GOP presidential debate in January
• Maze opening is fun for kids, lifeline for farmers
• Lottery results: Sept. 30, 2011
• Amazon takes on iPad
• Pelican Pools forced into bankruptcy
• San Sebastian Bridge traffic crossover is Sunday night
• Judge strikes South Fla. prison privatization
• Judge releases 2008 jail video of Casey Anthony
• Blessing of Animals this Sunday
• Officer shoots pit bull eight times
• San Sebastian Bridge lanes to shift on Sunday
• Capt. Sharky's fishing report for the first week of October
• Judge rules prison privitization plan is unconstitutional
• Personal information compromised at Orlando ER
• No recession for Florida, Fed index says
• New Fla. agency to attack economic development
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - September 28, 2011
• Florida House still fighting redistricting amendment
• Sheriff gives his staff 3% one-time payment to make up for Legislature's order that employees pay into pension fund
• Driver in BP explosion sues
• Mark Bailey accepts Gus Craig Award
• Scott's office admits deleting e-mails
• Gov. Kirk to lie in state today
• State courts ask governor for $46M to keep operating
• Street closures and traffic delays expected downtown for Saturday's 5K
• Police reports from Sept. 29, 2011
• Change in parking fees at Historic Downtown Parking Center
• Bank of America to charge debit fees
• Killer cantaloupe, scary sprouts
• Truck driver burned in Aug. 19 inferno at St. Augustine gas station sues
• Bridge of Lions to close tonight
• State executes man for killing police officer
• Flagler Co. man killed on Interstate 95
• Scott's office revives scrutiny of state contracts
• Florida presidential primary moved up to Jan. 31
• Two Nease students name scholarship semifinalists
• Florida receives A in civil rights education
• New Fla. gun law has local officials scrambling
• County, schools changing district lines
• Hastings food bank is closing
• Elaborate ship models grace Lighthouse museum
• Former Gov. Kirk dies at 85
• Police reports from Sept. 28, 2011
• West Augustine shooting victim remembered by friends, coworkers
• A version of Gravlax
• Joint replacement award presented
• Property values dip, hurting school budgets
• Former Gov. Claude Kirk dies at age 85
• Ophelia forecast to strengthen in Atlantic
• Bicyclist dead after hit-and-run in Flagler County
• Messianic Rosh HaShanah/Feast of Trumpets
• Survey: Health insurance costs skyrocket for employees in 2011
• Construction on State Road 207 bike trail begins
• St. Johns County Jail Log: Sept. 27, 2011
• Fla. to execute Valle for killing police officer
• Deputies: Man shot after throwing fire bomb
• Lightning strikes
• Ex-aide to lieutenant governor says she should be impeached
• Signage set for Washington Oaks
• Flagler Forum speaker to address Washington's 'Colossal Mess'
• DCF, city police conflict over whether shooting victim sought help before slaying
• Parents get say on rezoning proposals
• City to consider 450th manager
• Florida welfare applicants less likely to use drugs
• Sign of the times: Hallmark adds sympathy cards for job loss
• Man charged with murder in city pub shooting
• DCF, St. Augustine cops conflict over whether man sought help before slaying
• State Supreme Court blocks latest effort to stop execution
• Bridge of Lions to be closed to tonight
• Ex-aide to Carroll calls for lieutenant governor's impeachment
• Screenwriter and producer Khris Baxter to speak at Flagler College
• Pork products recalled
• Four arrested in mailbox theft
• Panel to assess Fla. foreclosure mediation program
• School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda for September 27, 2011
• Romanza's sentimental journey
• Roberds awarded Troemel best in show prize
• Peter Trachtenberg to speak at Flagler College
• City seeks bids for M&M Market
• Dementia not ruled out in homicide
• Presidents of colleges, universities lobby Scott of higher-ed reform
• Woman, 96, held in shooting death
• PV Concert Hall announces four new shows
• Police reports from Sept. 26, 2011
• Local senator wants ads on trails and greenways
• Crash kills Palm Coast man
• Accident closes U.S. 1 N
• St. Johns County Jail Log 9/26/2011 | 4 p.m.
• Welfare drug test law gets federal hearing
• UPDATE: Shooting victim identified
• St. Johns County School District News - September 23, 2011
• Sewing group
• Halloween project next for Helping Hands
• AAUW welcomes new members
• Restaurant association raises funds for Boys & Girls club
• City of St. Augustine meeting
• A family behind bars
• Road construction for Sept. 26-Oct. 2, 2011
• Police reports from Sept. 25, 2011
• Pirate museum gets national recognition
• Special School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda for September 29, 2011
• Historian unearthed scandals of early St. Augustine
• After two-year search, executive finds a job and happiness
• Vets get burgers, haircuts and hope at stand down
• Florida wants more students to major in math, science
• Marriages licenses and divorces
• Some parents are going diaperless
• Saint Johns County School District News - September 22, 2011
• First West Nile presence of season found in NW St. Johns County
• Mickler comes out of retirement to be interim deputy superintendent
• Literary legends honored at festival
• Wild alligator caught on Anastasia Island
• Hispanic Festival on Oct. 1
• Police reports from Sept. 23, 2011
• Turtle Tracks
• 3 Florida officers wounded, suspect kills self
• Retired assistant superintendent Martha Mickler to serve again in St. Johns County School District
• Funnel clouds, water spouts possible this afternoon
• St. Augustine Police arrest two on drug charges after neighbors complain
• Mosquito control confirms first West Nile presence
• Complexities of life intrigue new medical examiner
• St. Johns County adds driver education class
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - September 20, 2011
• Part of Masters Drive to be closed
• Police reports from Sept. 22, 2011
• 3 taken to hospital after crash on Ponce Boulevard
• Students learn city's history of race issues
• Rawlings' work collector's dream
• Enrollment numbers up in county's schools
• College presidents want Legislature to overhaul how to pay for building construction, maintenance
• City holds line on taxes. Budget includes 14 layoffs at the Spanish Quarter, 2 percent utility hike
• Rabbi Shapiro will lead services at Congregation Sons of Israel
• Happy new year 5772
• Floridians poorer than 3 years ago
• Clemency denied St. Johns woman
• UF sued over public records access
• Scott tells jobs agency to get rid of employees
• Satellite still on for Friday freefall from space
• U.S. 1 north traffic shift Sunday night
• Friends save swimmer at Crescent Beach
• Man found guilty in Gucci store armed robbery
• Police reports from Sept. 21, 2011
• Leader in tumultuous civil rights era dies
• Write-in drops out, Democrat wins Senate seat in race that only Democrats could vote it
• Book festival starts Friday
• Diamonds in the Rough horse sanctuary spared
• BREAKING: Crescent Beach swimmer OK after water rescue
• Jaguars turn to rookie QB Blaine Gabbert
• Flagler College Community Lecture Series to look at Yellow Journalism and the Spanish-American War
• Wildlife officials say panther killed in SW Fla.
• Fla. hurricane fund chief warns state in danger
• Scott's poll numbers improve slightly
• Scott, GOP consider removing courts from foreclosure process
• Lawyer: Iran to release 2 jailed Americans today
• State sets tougher VPK standards
• Romney was darling of Fla. donors, pre-Perry
• Citizens' rates still going up despite OIR ruling
• Police reports from Sept. 20, 2011
• Prescription drug drop-off is Saturday
• Florida Dems skeptical of welfare drug testing law
• County wary of land purchase
• Runaway steer creates chaos on Arizona interstate
• County educator lands top state job
• Thrasher holds fundraiser for candidate Kim Kendall
• Senators express doubts about Texas higher ed plan
• Scott: Time Warner will create 500 jobs
• Prosecutors rest murder case against Bob Ward
• Gibson wins special primary election
• County OKs property tax hike
• St. Augustine man arrested, accused of sexual battery
• Thrasher hosts fundraiser for Kim Kendall
• Local school official tapped for state job
• Insurance commissioner dramatically cuts Citizens rate request
• Tea party leaders upset about Florida's new law banning party switches
• Human relations panel saving businesses money
• Fugitive siblings due in Colorado court today
• Special Democrat primary today
• The Wood Brothers to perform Dec. 10 in Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• George Thorogood and the Destroyers show set for Nov. 28
• Florida Senate beginning child protection review
• Gov. Scott calls budget trimming agenda a success
• Police reports from Sept. 19, 2011
• NASA satellite expected to hit Earth this week
• Florida Senate Republicans pick next Senate president
• Divorce case prompts criminal probe
• Man falls two stories aboard yacht
• Family asks public's help in slaying investigation
• Bridge of Lions to be closed Wednesday night
• Scenic byway project wins national honor
• Gajewski honored
• Candlelight vigil in the plaza
• George Thorogood & The Destroyers show set for Nov. 28
• The Wood Brothers to perform Dec. 10 in Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxes on rich
• Scott calls budget trimming agenda a success
• Internet cafes walk fine line on federal, state gaming laws
• Florida Senate begins child protection review
• New bridge will mean traffic shift
• Roadwork this week: Sept. 19-25
• Police reports from Sept. 18, 2011
• Two pastors wounded in gunfire at church
• Judge receives award
• Serving the homeless
• Foreclosure claims golf course
• Complete list of winners from Emmy broadcast
• Feds ramp up sea turtle protection enforcement
• 'From 50 we've become 12,000'
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
• AP Photos of the Week
• More than $1 million of property sold at auction
• Democrats seeking District 1 seat
• City gets tough on graffiti
• Literary Legends dinner RSVPs close Tuesday
• Bank forecloses on Twin Creeks development
• 'Lassie' star to visit Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum
• Sea Cadet batallion on field at Jaguar game
• Three receive Eagle ranking
• Tactile art show set for Art Association
• FSU can't handle top-ranked Sooners, loses QB Manuel
• The model life
• Providing a helping hand for Iraq
• Teen author participating in upcoming book festival
• Plane plunges into grandstands at air show
• FDLE checking into tape of lt. gov.
• Dogs, helicopter join manhunt
• Abandoned safety deposit boxes up for sale
• Quinn Gray to be featured on 'Dateline'
• Thrasher chosen for Fla.'s presidential primary panel
• State's unemployment rate stays at 10.7%
• Local senators get next committee assignments
• Fla. court: 1 spank isn't domestic violence
• Video: Capt. Sharky catches a shark in the inlet
• Thrasher named to panel studying when to hold presidential primary
• Police search near Marsh Creek
• Fla. drivers urged to report crash scams
• UNF report: Grocery prices jump in NE Fla.
• Committee to set Fla. presidential primary to meet
• Police say inmate confessed to slaying
• Fla. forgave $109M in debts
• Elkton girl, 5, to compete in local barrel racing event
• Murray hosts landmark game
• Police reports from Sept. 15, 2011
• Mica announces $6.19M for airport
• Florida has worst invasive reptile, amphibian problem
• Beach commissioner hosts town hall meeting
• Anti-Addiction program expands
• St. Augustine man accused of stealing from blue crab trap
• Deputies arrest suspects in West Augustine robberies of cab and delivery drivers
• University system board to look at budget request
• Florida's SAT scores drop
• Superintendent's Weekly Review September 12 - 2011
• Hastings group gives peace a chance
• Florida's projected revenue growth weakening
• County teacher a plaintiff in merit-pay state suit
• 90M to see St. Augustine on TV
• Police reports from Sept. 14, 2011
• National Merit Scholarship county semifinalists named
• Fumes from soda machine killed Ponte Vedra Beach woman
• Nursing ceremony at FCTC
• Kids love monkey sandwiches
• Carbon dioxide for soda machine killed Ponte Vedra woman, police say
• Judge blocks enforcement of law restricting what docs can ask about guns
• Fishing Video: Going after the big Reds with Capt. Sharky
• National Merit Scholarship semifinalists named
• Photo Galleries: Fashion Week - Designers show their Spring 2012 collections
• Person of interest in Ware disappearance arrested in separate case
• Fla. has 3rd highest rate of uninsured residents
• Teachers union to sue over merit pay law
• GOP wins in NY House race
• Beach scraps developer's offer for parkland
• Bells will ring on Constitution Day
• Man gets 10 years in child porn case
• Police reports from Sept. 13, 2011
• Bidder: City misrepresented proposal for M&M Market
• Smoke sign of fires to come
• Flagler College earns regional ranking
• Flashing headlights law leads to lawsuit
• 2 charter schools approved, 1 rejected
• School budget shrinking
• Thrasher tries to distance himself from Greer contract
• Former mayor quits writing newsletter
• West Nile deaths worry residents
• Lottery Results for Sept. 13, 2011
• Okefenokee Fire breaks out, burns 1,300 more acres
• Woman dies after contracting West Nile
• Photo Gallery: Miss Universe Pagent
• Flagler College ranks 10th on U.S. News list of Best Regional Colleges in the South
• Suspects sought in St. Augustine Beach area
• Bowden reveals he had prostate cancer in 2007
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed Americans
• Motorist sues over little-known flashing headlights law
• Tax drop, employee raises set for Beach
• State official resigns after PV Beach business woes
• M&M Market vote delayed
• State student loan defaults on the rise
• School budget hearing tonight
• Lt. Gov. Carroll's chief of staff slams governor
• Police reports from Sept. 12, 2011
• Listen: Jennifer Carroll's top aide criticizes Rick Scott, his chief of staff
• Photo Gallery: U.S. Troops at work in Afghanistan
• Study links Spongebob Squarepants and short-term learning problems
• Man dies after scuba tank explodes inside home
• Flagler College History Honor Society to Hold Talk About Sept. 11
• Corrine Brown says redistricing fight will go to Supreme Court
• Legislators counting on rare moment to bring resort casinos to Florida
• Professor tenure poised for legislative comeback
• Mentors Make A Difference! Volunteers Needed
• School Board Meeting Agenda for September 13, 2011
• Final Public Hearing Adopton of 2011-2012 Agenda for September 13, 2011
• School Board Meeting Schedule - September 7, 2011
• Roadwork this week: Sept. 12-18, 2011
• Police reports from Sept. 11, 2011
• Perry's Social Security view hot topic in Fla.
• After big win, Gators still have room to improve
• Navy League stays busy
• Hamilton named to national office
• Altrusa to host scholarship recipient
• Stosur upsets Williams 6-2, 6-3 in US Open final
• Pub shooting victim identified
• Oklahoma No. 1 in AP poll
• Growth-law rewrite could change state's landscape
• Developer seeks to buy land set aside for local park
• Fast start, clutch finish helps Jags beat Titans
• 9/11 remembered locally
• Photo Gallery: AP photos from 9/11 2001
• Photo Gallery: Heroes of 911
• Lawsuit threat could delay JEA check
• Re-enacting Menendez’s landing
• Gallery to auction Amelia Earhart goggles, photos
• 9/11 anniversary: Elise O'Kane gets saved by a typo
• 9/11 anniversary: '9/11 Ordinary People: Extraordinary Heroes'
• 9/11 anniversary: A witness to terror in Manhattan
• 2 dead, 22 wounded in Manatee County shooting
• Florida prison health plan snags; Scott stymied
• 9/11 anniversary: Obama urges service, unity on 9/11 anniversary
• Ag secretary visiting Miami port to talk jobs
• Remembering 9/11 with art
• Gamble Rogers students support American troops
• NASA's moon mission launches
• Biker events listed in new directory
• Man shot to death at downtown pub
• Lottery Results for Sept. 10, 2011
• Lottery Results for Sept. 9, 2011
• Jacksonville mayor reaffirms opposition to tolls
• Proctor: College students can expect higher tuition
• Homeowners to see decrease in mosquito tax bill
• Shipping container, now modern home, unveiled
• Sept. 11 events scheduled for Sunday
• Legislative hearing date set
• Judge upholds redistricting amendment
• State colleges to Scott: We're better than Texas
• Professor tenure poised to be on Legislative agenda
• Marshall property receives honor
• Aide: Lt. Gov's office 'dysfunctional'
• Judge rules in favor of Fair Districts
• VIDEO: Mississippi Kite released
• 2nd delay for launch of spacecraft to moon
• Two seriously hurt in Putnam crash
• SJSO says to stay alert
• State judges rule Fla.'s drug law is OK
• Maria headed toward Lesser Antilles, Nate to Mexico
• Oakes named county's top election official
• Bartram Trail memorial vivid reminder of 9/11 attack
• The Oak Ridge Boys perform at the Amphitheatre
• Ponte Vedra Beach woman dies after breathing fumes at restaurant
• Police reports from Sept. 8, 2011
• City OKs millage at same rate
• Neighbors: New resident fell in love with the city
• Neighbors: Meet 'Cat on Twine Street'
• Longtime Channel 4 weatherman hospitalized
• Jax radio station ending broadcast of 'A Prairie Home Companion'
• Police charge one in meth lab investigation
• WJCT to drop 'A Prairie Home Companion'
• Ponte Vedra woman dies after being sickened by air at McDonalds
• State GOP leader dies
• Wind delays NASA launch of twin moon spacecraft
• Florida asks, 'Do you have lost treasure?'
• Kids with Bush on 9/11 saw change sweep over him
• Scott's plan to limit HMOs for state workers comes under fire
• Florida panther's comeback creating new problems
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - September 6, 2011
• Local sailor saved by cooler
• Lawmakers worry about budget cuts, finances
• 1902 fire bell to honor 9/11 victims
• Florida appeal court hears slot machine argument
• State EMS group honors ex-Chief Hall
• SJCSO gets Team of the Year award
• Police reports from Sept. 7, 2011
• Dolmades are versatile dish
• Canning class
• Pinning ceremony at SJR State
• Video Interview: Sailor tells how he survived a night in the ocean
• ACLU plans lawsuit over welfare drug tests
• Katia weakens, new storm may form today
• Lawmakers to go over state's finances
• Appeal court hears tuition dispute
• Three proposed charter schools seek approval
• Proposed millage rate trashed
• Inlet dredging permit imminent
• HAWKE takes in two rare birds
• Police reports from Sept. 6, 2011
• Scott open to Glades drilling
• Research reserve looks for cleanup volunteers
• Forum series begins at Flagler
• Constitution monument to be topic of discussion
• Jaguars release Garrard
• Board wants politicians to pay off fines
• Astronauts' tracks, trash seen in new moon photos
• Keb’ Mo’ to perform Jan. 31 at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• Today's weather outlook
• Scott: Repeal more than 1,000 state rules
• Local attactions appreciate our teachers
• Missing Flagler boater swims to shore
• Canfield to be honored at VFW
• 'Mae West' stands tall in city
• Lawmaker seeks to nail down education funding
• Bridge construction to have minimal effect on traffic
• Irene wipes out turtle nests
• Shipping container made into home on view
• NASA launching twin moon probes
• Police reports from Sept. 5, 2011
• Audio: Listen to radio traffic from the BP fire
• Katia strengthens, Lee brings heavy rain
• Lights out for Pop Warner in St. Johns County?
• The School District’s Annual College and Career Night
• Developers helped GOP gut Florida's growth act, records show
• School Board workshop set
• Nation's Oldest City: An entrepreneurial spirit aided St. Augustine's founding
• Pilots to celebrate 75th anniversary
• 1,500 attend ADK Chicago event
• Roadwork this week: Sept. 5-11, 2011
• Police reports from Sept. 4, 2011
• County: Radios failed at BP blaze
• Boat runs aground
• Labor Day concert planned
• Labor Day closings, changes
• County budget hearing scheduled for Tuesday
• Bowden: Retired, not stationary
• Local: Former Nease DB Butler expected to make Cowboys practice squad
• Katia has regained hurricane status
• AP Photos of the Week
• Flagler president to be honored
• Shoe drive, exhibit, to mark Sept. 11
• New Union leader: Teachers 'ready to fight'
• Mega yacht docks here
• Gators begin with 41-3 victory
• One of the (Oak Ridge) boys
• Ex-wife: Groom 'was so cold'
• Rotary exchange students arrive in city
• Festival celebrates children's authors
• 4-H'ers earn honors at state congress
• Civil rights artifacts donated to ACCORD
• Black heritage subject for radio interviews
• Bad start sinks St. Augustine in Georgia
• Football central: St. Augustine no match for Georgia power
• Photo Gallery: Tattoo Convention
• Lottery Results for Sept. 2, 2011
• Carroll: Gov Still Favors Tolled Jax Beltway
• State palm-killing disease spotted in N. Florida
• Police reports from September 2, 2011
• Homeless band together to build Habitat home
• Convention draws tattoo elite
• McDonnell landscape wins honor
• Feds: Fla. violated nursing home law
• Katia's path goes toward U.S.
• Gibson leads money race to replace Sen. Hill
• Payrolls flat in August
• Man, 36, held on sex abuse charge
• Gulf braces for rain from tropical depression
• Budget ax may fall on hurricane hunter planes
• Ponte Vedra resident's response to proposed tax hike angers neighbors
• A1A group given national recognition
• Florida sets up hotline for homeland security tips
• Fatheres Heart Ministrty
• Police reports from Sept. 1, 2011
• FPL seeks to pass on fuel cost to customers
• Prescription database goes into operation
• Man kills ex-wife, then himself
• Local college launches aircraft mechanics courses
• $20 million Lotto winner identified
• Cake and concert celebrates 446 years
• AG under fire for personnel decisions
• Cathedral celebrates 446 years
• Bartram coach to speak
• 9/11 services planned
• Lottery Results for September 1, 2011
• Katia weakens to tropical storm, to strengthen
• Tropical warnings for US Gulf coast over storm
• Burglar cuts through safe at Longhorn Steakhouse
• Gel fuel for firepots recalled
• Fla. juvenile delinquency down 10 percent
• Illness forces state GOP chair to resign
• St. Johns County Jail Log 9/1/2011 | 6 a.m.
• Katia now a hurricane
• Little change in Fla. voucher kids' test scores
• Shark bites surfer at Crescent Beach
• School rezoning to be felt all over county
• Economist: County a bright spot
• Clay C of C says Scott cooling on toll road
• Police reports from Aug. 31, 2011
• Surfer's trophy: Really cool tattoo
• Gen. Burnett named to Board of Trustees
• Scott wants state to apply for Race to the Top funds
• Leading economist: Life still good in St. Johns County
• Suit alleges state wrongly denies Medicaid benefits to VA pensioners
• Pizza delivery driver redirected twice, robbed at gunpoint
• Katia gains strength, could become hurricane
• Saint Johns County School District News: Driver's Education - August 30, 2011
• Memorial set for Stetson Kennedy
• 19 charged with doctor shopping to get drugs
• Cladek released on $5 million signature bond
• DEA agents bust meth lab off State Road 16
• Civil War first Flagler lecture series topic
• EPI graduates honored at SJR State College
• Police reports from Aug. 30, 2011
• Ponte Vedra Recorder sold to S.C. company
• Palm Coast teen dies in accident
• Corrected Fantasy 5 Results for Aug. 30, 2011
• 19 arrested in doctor-shopping sting
• Cladek to be released on bond today
• Friday crash claims Palm Coast cyclist
• Man hid snakes, tortoises in his pants
• Two from PVB named UNF tustees
• Overnight fire at downtown restaurant
• AT&T to hire 60 technicians in Jax area
• Legislator wants voters to choose education chief
• TS Katia forms in the Atlantic
• Saint Johns County School District News - August 15, 2011
• Learn To Read names its new board members
• Water district director's last day is Oct. 3
• Suggested bill would tax water in bottles
• Scott's top priorities: jobs, jobs, jobs
• Palm Coast plans Central Park festival
• Palencia school reveals zoning
• Spots on county boards available
• Police reports from Aug. 29, 2011
• Mica announces drug-free initiatives
• Children, 31 pets removed from home
• Court may decide medical malpractice cap
• Photo Gallery: 2011 MTV Video Music Awards Show
• New storm looms in Atlantic, but future track open
• World stocks rise after Fed chief's speech
• 11 people injured in Jax shooting
• Bachmann says she'd consider Everglades drilling
• Saint Johns County School District News - LPA Power Library Award
• School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda for August 30, 2011
• How do we dodge so many storms? Location, location, location -- and luck
• Fla. officials optimistic about new laws, tougher enforcement on prescription drugs
• Scott meets with local groups today
• Roadwork this week: Aug. 29-Sept. 4
• EWLI hosts summer retreat
• Elks donate $5,000 to Community Hospice
• City readies seawall project
• Nation's Oldest City: A tale of two hurricanes
• Police reports from Aug. 28, 2011
• Vargas-Vila sharp in start for Orem
• Golf: Lincicome wins LPGA tourney
• Miami's Morris waiting on QB decision
• Federer still hungry at 30
• Bubble magic
• Photo Gallery: Hurricane Irene
• St. Johns River State begins textbook rental option
• St. Joseph adopting common core standards
• Hankerson named PR coordinator for Indian Voices
• 'Doc Ford' author to be honored
• Miss Carrie Johnson:'Unofficial mother'
• Film, video festival accepts Flagler professor
• Jamaican lottery call a con
• Cops cite DNA evidence in arrest
• Stetson Kennedy dies
• Flagler College to kick off series with editor from USA Today
• Emails: Jeb Bush disappointed with Scott decision
• Dilemma: Where to put all the new students?
• Sheriff's office earns honorable mention
• Stetson Kennedy dies on Saturday morning 1916 - 2011
• Gov. Scott coming to Palm Coast, St. Augustine
• Jacksonville man charged in wife's death
• Cladek bond hearing Tuesday
• Lottery Results for Aug. 26, 2011
• Irene leaves us with big waves, high temperatures
• Video helps VA patients
• Panel OKs turf war rule for Florida universities
• Bachmann says she'd consider minimum wage changes
• Scott seeks Race to the Top funds
• Got 10 bucks for a cup of joe? Speculators bid up coffee prices
• Youngsters have Fun with Flowers
• Flooding Closes Some Streets Downtown
• Video: Surfers try Hurricane Irene’s waves on St. Augustine Beach
• Man rescued after night in water
• ACLU, Project Vote join election law case
• 'Nightmare' scenario: Hurricane menaces East Coast
• New Florida poll shows Obama has work to do
• Floridians can turn in unused prescription drugs
• Police reports from Aug. 25, 2011
• How Hurricane Irene will affect us
• Parking fee change proposed
• Resident back from Georgia reunion
• Medeiros gets life for widow's death
• Irene makes waves at beach
• Stetson Kennedy under palliative care at Baptist South
• Backpack mission: Accomplished
• Michael Gannon to speak at feast day event
• Putting on God's armor
• St. Joseph Academy follows tradition as school year begins
• Food distribution is Saturday
• Open house set at Temple Bet Yam
• Video: Hurricane Irene creates rough surf on St. Augustine Beach
• One person injured after Interstate 95 accident
• Outlet mall armed robbery prompts search for suspect
• Stetson Kennedy under palliative care at Baptist South
• Beach ramps, pier to close today in preparation for Irene
• DOC: It takes death threats against Casey Anthony seriously
• Warnings for Irene in effect for St. Johns County
• Medeiros found guilty of first-degree murder
• Evacuations in NC; new depression forms
• Flagler College Art Professor Accepted into English Film and Video Festival
• Flagler kicks off Community Lecture Series with presentation on Civil War
• Flagler College Professor Named Research Associate
• Flagler College President's Golf Classic at TPC Sawgrass to feature free professional clinic
• Celebrating 10 years, Flagler College president to be honored with roast and silent auction
• Flagler College kicks off Forum Series with visit from USA Today Editor
• Flagler College and SCORE to host business planning workshop
• National Economist Mark Vitner to Address St. Johns County Chamber Economic Development Council Breakfast
• Tall cakes reign SUPREME
• FCTC student completes externship
• Enjoying a spoonful of summer
• To stay or go? Officials ponder evacuating for Irene
• State rests in murder trial
• Spanish Quarter to retool
• Local $20M lottery winner yet to claim prize
• After 3 months, Espanola fire out
• Larizza elected treasurer
• BP explosion ruled an accident
• Police reports from Aug. 24, 2011
• Gannon now to give Augustinian address
• FHP: Deputy in crash had alcohol on breath
• FHP: Jacksonville police officer smelled of alcohol following St. Johns Crash
• State corrections head resigns abruptly
• Gas thief steal 800 gallons in PV
• Water districts cut proposed budgets $700M
• Bush to Scott: Support universal private school vouchers, end pension plan
• Forecast for this afternoon
• JSO officer injured in St. Johns Co crash
• Shands temporarily shuts down transplant program
• Prisons chief replaces top-level staff
• Scholarship program bill written by nonprofit that runs it
• Board of Ed seeks modest per-student increase
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - August 23, 2011
• Tea Party reorganization 'chaos'
• Park Service: Stop the dig
• Unprecedented find thrills archaeologist
• Certain foods may be the best medicine for lowering 'bad' cholesterol
• Local artist Greg Travous dies
• Trial opens in widow's stabbing, beating death
• Farmers' market fundraiser set
• Irene weakens but remains big threat to U.S.
• Irene to bring big waves, erosion
• Police reports from Aug. 23, 2011
• City budget workshop set for today
• Larry Leonard, popular Mason Elementary staffer, dies
• Lottery Results for Aug. 23, 2011
• Quake magnitude lowered to 5.8
• Irene due in Turks, Caicos soon
• Quake rocks Washington, felt on East Coast
• UPDATE: Jax City Hall evacuated, downtown streets closed
• Local man uninjured in Putnam crash
• Irene marks 1st big US threat in years
• Researcher wants rattlesnakes protected
• Saint Johns County School District News - August 22, 2011
• With WorkNet moving
• FCTC launches aerospace program
• 'Nutcracker' auditions Saturday
• Tea Party chapter in turmoil
• Students start new school year
• Police to be filmed for TV
• Gas station explosion site stabilized, being cleaned up
• Police reports from Aug. 22, 2011
• City hires its new assistant attorney
• Recordings of 911 calls from BP fire released
• Irene heads toward Hispaniola, US
• Monday afternoon forecast - scattered storms
• 11 am UPDATE for Hurricane Irene
• Attorney: Casey Anthony back in Florida
• So. Fla. on hurricane alert
• Lightning sparks brush fire near Nease
• School Board Workshop Agenda For August 23, 2011
• Police reports from Aug. 21, 2011
• Pilot killed in air show crash was from Ponte Vedra Beach
• UPDATE 3: Irene becomes hurricane
• The fight for Fanconi anemia cure gets local support
• Roadwork this week: Aug. 22-28, 2011
• Law enforcement will be watching for unsafe drivers
• S.R. 16 open again after gas station blast, but congestion expected
• Archaeology department moves into new digs
• Ponte Vedra Beach pilot killed in plane crash at Kansas City air show
• Virginia museum displays Faberge treasures
• Teen finishes 256-mile bike ride
• Eugenics victim, son fighting for justice
• Cars that 'talk' to one another may not be far off
• Tropical Storm Irene forms east of the Leeward Islands
• Storm damaged early version of pier
• Safety tips for students as they prepare to return to school
• Business Briefs: Aug. 21, 2011
• School supply donation drive seeks public's support
• Police reports from Aug. 20, 2011
• Consumer prices rise by the most since March
• School enrollment to top 30K
• After blast, question turns to what caused it?
• Hastings may see gas tax money
• County to get $11.3M from JEA
• Women need to organize
• Explosion victim identified
• Police report: Aug. 19, 2011
• BP explosion: After second blast, workers ran for their lives
• 'Queen of Rockabilly' to perform in PV Concert Hall
• The Motley Fool: Aug. 20, 2011
• Mica gets funding for seawall
• Library offers services online
• Business Briefs: Aug. 20, 2011
• Teens arrested in lion painting
• School supplies sought for kids
• Jobless rate holds steady in county
• Flagler College, SCORE hold business workshop
• BP explosion: At first, neighbors thought boom was thunder; then they saw the flames
• Arrests made in vandalism of lion
• Explosion at 5th Wheel BP; crews continue fighting blaze
• 'Queen of Rockabilly' to perform at PV Concert Hall
• State jobless rate ticks up
• FHP: Flagler resident killed in crash
• World stocks plunge
• Weather outlook for Friday, Aug. 19
• Scott’s transition e-mails accidentally deleted, state says
• Sawgrass Marriott owners to turn resort over to Goldman Sachs
• Rollover on I-95 injures 3
• Workers comp rate hike sought
• Companies investigate sheen in Gulf
• State briefs: Aug. 19, 2011
• Rear admiral takes over Jax Navy region
• Seawater plant in Flagler postponed
• Man hits $20M Lotto
• Ex-education chief warns Florida schools going backward
• State may test pre-K students
• Police reports from Aug. 18, 2011.
• Medical examiner named
• Miranda Cosgrove concert canceled
• Severe weather for Flagler, Putnam counties
• $20 Million winning ticket sold here
• BP reports new sheen in Gulf
• Disability system leaves troops in 'vast unknown'
• Weather outlook for Thursday, Aug. 18
• Florida’s AG under attack for personnel issues
• Saint Johns County School District News - August 17, 2011
• Fuel for school
• Confusion and hope for Meyer family
• Brain-eating amoeba kills man, 2 kids
• Florida Hospital supports mission to Costa Rica
• Obama: Housing rebound year away
• Joplin heads back to class
• Outer beltway to benefit area
• Hospital payback program in doubt
• Cleaning lion is slow process
• Poverty growing again in Jax
• Police reports from Aug. 17, 2011
• Wards Creek principal nominated for top award
• Inaugural Back2School Beach Fest on Saturday
• Residents concerned about beltway being toll road
• Jax outer beltway first of new toll projects
• Sheriff's Office seeking help for suspcious vehicle in Sawgrass
• Fla. students inch up on ACT, still among lowest
• Weather outlook for Wednesday
• Scott: Legislature needs to tackle insurance fraud
• Florida scores $98 million for small business loans
• Winn-Dixie recalls drink
• Convergys to hire 900
• Florida tourism numbers up
• St. Johns County School District News - August 12, 2011
• Landmark lion defaced
• Friends remember accident victim as kind, funny
• Environmentalists say water district layoffs 'political'
• County reviews 800-MHz radio need
• Miranda Cosgrove concert postponed
• Beltway toll road to be announced today
• Police reports from Aug. 16, 2011
• Meeting set to discuss desalination project
• Espanola fire keeps burning
• Supreme Court rules against governor on rule-making
• Police asking for help to find Lion vandals
• County sees 'outbreak' of meth labs
• Scott's makeover includes new picture
• Prescription drug deaths rise in 2010
• Lobbyists earning more this year
• National Literacy Month - The Perfect Time To Become A Reading Pal
• School lists reduced price meal policy
• New adult education coordinator at FCTC
• News & Notes: Aug. 16, 2011
• Donors thanked for support
• Statement on outer beltway this week
• Radio consultants to brief county on new system
• County studies pier decay
• Correction: School district did not hire lobbyist
• Police reports from Aug. 15, 2011
• Meetings set for Palencia school boundaries
• Meetings set for Palencia School boundaries
• Afternoon weather outlook
• Charges delayed for fugitive siblings from Fla.
• John Mica willing to compromise next month on new FAA bill
• Announcement on outer beltway expected Wednesday
• Publix, Winn-Dixie recall tainted beef
• Legal drama flares in drug-law case
• TS Gert nears Bermuda
• Davidson Realty Celebrates Back to School with Special Drawings for Students
• 'Average' won't cut it for Rashean Mathis
• Police reports from Aug. 14, 2011
• SEC content at 12 teams, won't add schools
• Get literary Tuesday at Woman's Club
• Thunderstorms slam county
• Youth lockups subject of probe
• Volunteers complete shell of disabled vet's home
• Restaurant closed for repairs after fire
• Pyramids recall war
• Pilot club celebrates 75 years
• Group seeking members
• Roadwork this week: Aug. 15-21, 2011
• Winn-Dixie completes renovation
• Welcome Business: Aug. 14, 2011
• Business Briefs: Aug. 14, 2011
• Dan Hill: Mission (almost) accomplished
• St. Johns growth doubling this year
• Hastings fire moved fast after lightning strike
• U.S. charges man with bomb hoax at Miami building
• Hastings challenges county on gas tax distribution
• Vehicle crash victim identified
• County's new director's top job: Expand tax base
• Thousands of mortgage brokers flee industry
• Obama sets sights on rural U.S.
• Lottery Results for Aug. 13, 2011
• Berlin Wall's 50th anniversary marked
• Work advances on disabled vet's home
• Tropical Storm Franklin forms well away from land
• Volunteers break ground on new home for disabled vet
• Plant beds replace grass
• Flames engulf Hastings home
• Ousted nursing home ombudsman sues state
• Lottery Results for Aug. 12, 2011
• Smartphone shoots like regular camera
• Protesters object to Mica's role in FAA furloughs
• Local unit leaves for Afghanistan
• Teen dies as pickup truck flips
• District hires lobbyist for Capitol
• Ex-Florida education commissioners still on payroll
• Judge Perry: Casey Anthony must serve 1 year of probation
• St. Gerard Campus joins national pro-life network
• Adoption law protest
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Judge: Anthony must serve probation
• World stocks rise after Wall Street lurches higher
• It's tax-free weekend for school clothes, supplies
• Florida a leader in setting reading standards
• State sues bank over pension fees
• Consumer advocate focuses on auto insurance
• Greek foods highlight festival
• Groups call for quicker redistricting
• Local GOP welcomes LeMieux with ovation
• Former FSDB president dies
• Groom bails on fees
• Bus driver finds mobile meth lab
• Lowrie pleads in shooting
• Police reports from August 11, 2011
• Man dies in crash
• Workers sickened after exposure to portable meth lab
• DCF: Casey Anthony failed to protect Caylee
• East Palatka mother 'devastated' after fugitive children's capture
• Police question 16-year-old in stabbing death of Palatka man
• US stocks rise after unemployment report
• St. Johns County Jail Log
• UF veterinary students examine seized cats
• Tropical weather outlook
• Asian stocks fall after US tumble; Europe gains
• Scott: 2012 presidential race is all about jobs
• Lawsuit threatened over textbook law
• Saint Johns County School District News - August 9, 2011
• Machado new FMA president
• Real baked macaroni and cheese
• Scott getting low-cost state health insurance
• Push to collect sales tax on online buys expected
• Couple admits Ponzi scheme
• Currituck begins dredging sand from channel
• Police reports from Aug. 10, 2011
• Video: A trip through St. Augustine, part two
• Man arrested in drug bust
• Stocks plunge as attention returns to weak economy
• Scott enrolled in state's low-cost health plan
• FBI confirms 3 fugitive siblings from Florida are in custody
• Flagler student newspaper editor wins two Florida College Press Association awards for writing
• Flagler College adds four news trustees; two long-serving members retire
• Flagler College makes Princeton Review's 'Best 376 Colleges'
• Forbes names UNF a best value
• Local couple guilty of foreign exchange scheme
• Fugitive siblings possibly in Colorado
• PSC beginning hearing on nuclear costs
• Fed's low rates pledge supports global stocks
• Civil rights marker unveiled at the beach
• Judge expected to rule on Casey Anthony's probation status
• 16 years for Walgreens robbery
• Police reports from Aug. 9, 2011
• Scott taps campaign vets, activists as 'liaisons'
• Egrets feast at fish kill
• Jumping for joy
• DOJ OKs non-controversial parts of state's voting law
• Experimental aircraft set for launch
• School board weighs meeting during days
• Rekindled romance
• Rare Miami blue butterfly gets emergency protection
• Incubus to perform at Amphitheatre
• Meeting set on S.R. 13/C.R. 13 intersection
• Lottery Results for August 9, 2011
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• Hazardous weather outlook for this afternoon
• Garrard out for preseason opener
• US stocks rise after big fall
• Incubus set to perform Sept. 22 at St. Augustine Amphitheatre
• Nyad ends 2nd attempted swim from Cuba to Florida
• St. Johns County School District News - August 8, 2011
• Covenant House donors gather
• Lueders is keynote speaker
• Palm Coast cleanup set
• Penny Halyburton to retire
• Murder trial starts Aug. 22
• Grant allows city archive collection to be digitized
• Disabled veteran gets new home
• Man charged with robbing mom
• Flagler on 'best colleges' list
• Police reports from Aug. 7 and 8, 2011
• Hastings couple arrested on drug charges
• UPDATE: Stocks tumble after S&P downgrades US
• Nyad, 61, attempts record Cuba-Florida swim
• Florida's leaders see nuclear power as inevitable
• Tiger 'encouraged' with average showing
• The grind starts for Jaguars
• Nick Saban: Alabama QBs doing the right things
• Finally, a break worth celebrating for Brad Keselowski
• Part of pre-Flagler hotel still stands
• Local Pilots represented at international convention
• Offshore investors snapping up Florida real estate
• Storms to bring little relief from heat
• Roadwork this week: Aug. 8, 2011
• Fall fashion show set
• EWLI tries to educate community
• 'Oz!' latest of camp's successes
• Guatemala mom searched five years for adopted girl
• Airlines' fee revenue up to $21.46B in 2010
• Kraft sees bright future
• Muschamp era begins at Florida
• Latest Hall of Fame class inducted at Canton
• Gabbert looks poised, but still looks like a rookie in Jags' scrimmage
• Blitz build next weekend
• Foundation starts Tools 4 Schools
• Authors to share secrets of success
• Nelson rallies local Dems
• Schools feeling the pinch
• JJ Grey to host event for new film
• When is a gun concealed?
• Performing ‘Cinderella’
• Jacksonville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Popular rain barrel classes continuing
• With human behind wheel, Google's self-driving car crashes
• Rocca sentenced to 12 years
• New NASA moon rocket could cost $38 billion
• City visionaries plan for 2015
• NASA's Juno explorer launches on five-year journey to Jupiter
• Judge: Anthony probation issue 'a mess'
• Sirius XM to raise subscription fees in 2012
• RIM overhauls Blackberry in bid to regain ground on iPhone
• Lottery Results for Aug. 5, 2011
• Juno blasts off on 5-year trip to Jupiter
• Stocks swing as Europe, economy fears spread
• Armed robber sought
• Global stocks tumble amid recession fears
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• NASA to launch Jupiter probe today
• Poll shows Scott's popularity improves slightly
• RNC chair: Florida the granddaddy of them all
• Give Blood, Get Free Oil Change
• Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos Details Business-Friendly Florida Agenda at St. Johns County Chamber Of Commerce Membership Breakfast
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against McCarty
• Siblings on run after shooting, robbery
• RNC rejects sanctions on primary calendar
• Shoar named treasurer of Sheriff's Assn.
• Forecasters: Rest of 'cane season busy
• Coast Guard turns 221
• FCTC holds Navy ceremony
• Port OKs $300K for dredging
• Cushman awarded certification
• Family injured in crash
• Poll: Debt ceiling fight hurts Obama in Florida
• Foes of EPA water rules lose appeal
• Forecasters set to update hurricane outlook
• School board presents budget
• Bail bond considered in murder indictment
• New pact would secure partial inlet dredge
• Police reports from Aug. 3, 2011
• Delivery drivers robbed at gunpoint
• Delivery drivers robbed at gunpoint
• Duran Duran coming Oct. 13 to St. Augustine Amphitheatre
• 'Miracle turtle' released as crowd cheers
• Earth's two moons?
• Night Ranger coming to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• Judge who ordered Anthony probation leaves case
• US stock futures rise after Tuesday's sell-off
• Scott's first 'workday': selling doughnuts
• Fla. restarting effort to regulate water pollution
• Nelson to address Dem. event
• Fla. Retail Federation defends sales tax holiday
• Chicago firm to design tallest tower
• Accused killers get December court date
• Police reports from Aug. 2, 2011
• Casey Anthony's attorneys challenge probation ruling
• TS Emily's projected path shifts away from Florida
• 2 sentenced for defacing Castillo
• CFO Atwater wants sinkhole insurance rates boosted slowly
• School board to discuss budget
• Board passes tentative millage hike
• Lottery Results for Aug. 2, 2011
• Duran Duran announces St. Augustine show
• Storm could hit Florida by the end of the week
• Obama signs debt bill
• Senate passes debt-limit bill
• Stocks slump as concerns about economy grow
• Retailers defend sales tax 'holiday'
• Coast Guard seizes 7.5 tons of cocaine from sub
• Giffords returns to House for debt deal vote
• State lawmakers: Cities can’t ban guns in parks, town halls
• Ford to recall 1 million pickups for gas tank problem
• Scott reincarnating Graham's 'workdays'
• Things getting much hotter across north Florida
• Visit the Betty Griffin thrift shop
• News & Notes: August 2, 2011
• Hayling, Eubanks honored at luncheon
• Venue to cut down on ticket scalping
• Scott rekindles discussion of immigration reform
• Fire union offers wage deal
• Birthday party in the treetops
• Police reports from Aug. 1, 2011
• Jordan indicted in death
• Flood advisory until 9:15 p.m.
• Man convicted of stiffing Midas on $9,300 brake job
• Murder indictment
• Man held in molestation of daughter, 9, at Gomez concert
• Judge orders Casey Anthony to report for probation
• Dow stumbles on weak manufacturing report
• Insurers must cover birth control with no copays
• State, feds hammer out Medicaid overhaul
• Deal in sight, global markets look up
• Congress moving quickly on debt, spending deal
• Unemployment claims go completely digital today
• State hopes Lottery makeover will boost ticket sales
• What's exempt, what's not during sales tax holiday
• Sam Pacetti to release album
• Police reports from July 31, 2011
• Teen sentences pose challenge
• Selena Gomez draws a youthful audience
• Small-business boot-up scheduled
• Researchers warn of fallout over school grades
• Now back from sorority conclave
• Leadership retreat to be held Saturday
• Dobson to lead district Elks
• Roadwork this week: August 1-7, 2011
• Burress finds new home with Jets
• Jaguars TE Lewis to report
• Brickyard first
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Man swallows, throws up drugs
• New exhibit at Uptown Saturday Night
• Marriages, Divorces: July 31, 2011
• Wind farms' spread fuels clashes with nearby residents
• Business Briefs: July 31, 2011
• 2012 Charger: Speedster with a conscience
• Local's tune tops charts
• Without millage hike, 'huge cuts in services'
• Volunteers inspect leatherback nests
• Local GOP, Tea Party 'at war'
• Former Mayor Bugeski had 'true heart' for city
• FBI offers $25K reward in case of missing girl, 11
• Wayne Weaver Q&A: Jaguars building a tradition
• U.K. watches 2nd royal wedding
• Infant suffers fractures, broken leg; Hastings man arrested
• School Board Workshop Agenda For August 3, 2011
• Campaigning to be 'mayor'
• A blaze of yellow on Lobelia
• Injured man awarded $4.9M
• Haridopolos: Tight budget basis for economic rebound
• Browning asks court to OK controversial voting law
• Vote set to replace Sen. Hill
• Hundreds of fish wash up on beaches
• Barber appeal hearing planned
• Joyner to address Realtors' group
• Lottery Results for July 29, 2011
• Barber murder appeal set for hearing
• Special election set to replace Sen. Hill
• Fla. Congressman: Boehner budget bill gets support overnight
• Ambert Alert issued for Clearwater girl
• Redistricting meeting in Orlando becomes heated
• Outsourcing lobbyist registration draws controversy
• Soldier embarks on a year's deployment
• Captivated by Italy
• Annual back pack give-away taking place Saturday
• Crusade town unearthed
• Staff heads back to schools
• Merit pay concerns prep groups
• Revamping vets Hall of Fame
• Jobless facing new hurdles
• Police reports from July 28, 2011
• Party honors Bobby Hall
• Nelson to address Dems.
• Nowak dropped from the Navy
• Helping hand for Carrie's family
• Girl's charity wish met after death
• Escapee will fight return to Fla.
• Weekend picks by the Visitors Center & Convention Bureau
• Sex offender charged with new sex crime
• Gainesville officials: Quit stealing stop signs
• Inmate cashes in on glitch, bonds out of jail
• Recall of chicken products expanded
• Jobless facing new compensation hurdles
• B2B Networking Group Meeting August 19 in World Golf Village
• St. Johns County School District News - July 26, 2011
• Tests challenged in murder hearing
• County fair canceled this year
• County teacher Elizabeth Hill recalled for warmth, kindness
• Thrasher puts Clay County home up for sale
• Even more mosquitos invade county this year
• Police reports from July 27, 2011
• Hydro has spill of molten aluminum
• Car burglaries may be related
• Weather advisories issued
• Health insurers who cheated kids' program named
• Damage estimated at $50,000 in Hydro Aluminum fire
• Mountain lion killed in Conn. traced to S. Dakota
• Feds say gopher tortoises need protection, but won't get it soon
• Judge to hear challenge to Fla. campaign law
• Early morning fire at Hydro Aluminum
• District-Wide Orientation
• Happy Meals get healthy revamp
• Queensryche, Junior Boys coming this fall
• Police reports from July 26, 2011
• Scott promotes higher ed reforms
• Lane closures tonight at San Sebastian Bridge
• Catherine DeVito Dixon, active in local volunteer groups, dies at 84
• Supreme Court may consider Santarelli decision
• Calif. man attempts surgery on his hernia with butter knife, police say
• Watchdog utility drops landline telephone oversight
• Replica of ship under construction
• GOP ire threatens debt plan
• Hospital files $9.2 million claim for treatment
• ACCORD recognizes activists
• Nease grad Mario Butler signs deal with America's team
• Lottery Results for July 26, 2011
• Queensryche and Junior Boys coming this fall
• Now playing: Movies at Walmart.com
• Liberty Counsel to file appeal on 10 Commandments
• PSC considering power conservation plans
• Advocacy group: Overfishing cost fishermen
• Jesse Jackson protests Fla. elections bill
• Lightning starts many fires in region
• Dealership to introduce new owners
• City 'holds the line' on millage
• Barber hearing set for Friday
• A blessing on her life
• Police reports from July 25, 2011
• State Supreme Court halts execution
• NFL players OK deal to end lockout
• Justin Barber hearing set for Friday
• Justin Barber murder case re-opened
• Drug prices to drop as many big-name patents expire - including Lipitor, Plavix
• Roadwork this week: July 25, 2011
• Teens help to improve the Castillo's grounds
• Proposed tax increase on today's city agenda
• Police reports from July 23-24, 2011
• Sewing guild has meeting Tuesday
• Sertoma honors members for service to community
• Beach popular despite heat
• Players could decide NFL labor fate Monday
• Article reveals: Not much has changed in 220 years
• Baseball welcomes new class to Hall of Fame
• Russ Cochran wins Senior British Open
• FSU's Jimbo Fisher heads to ACC meetings with high hopes for season
• Evans becomes first Aussie to win Tour de France
• Dale crushes field at JAGA Amateur Championship
• St. Johns County Chamber to Host Membership Breakfast With Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos
• Poor grasp of geography
• Business Briefs: July 24, 2011
• 'Judgment and Wrath' is a guy thing
• Fish out of water
• It' a Great Life: Meet my NBF
• Edwards picks up easy Nationwide win
• Blyleven and Alomar ready for baseball Hall of Fame
• Author, 7, seeks $13K for service dog
• New plan decentralizes Sheriff's Office
• Local man's body washes up on beach
• Lightning causes two brush fires
• Jordan requests public defender
• Flagler Hospital debuts its new Neonatal ICU
• 2 charged in LA in brutal beating of baseball fan
• Suspect faces charges of grand theft
• Latoya Jordan returned to St. Johns County
• 6 1/2 years for failing to register
• State adds 4,300 jobs in June
• Turtle tracks
• Station 15 fights its first fire
• Google+ forges ahead
• Mom leaves baby in hot vehicle
• Artificial reef dropped south of Matanzas Inlet
• Selig landscape given honor
• Lottery Results for July 22, 2011
• State picks up security tab for dignitaries
• UPDATE: Eyewitness says 20-25 dead at youth camp; bomb kills 7 in Oslo
• Dixie Co. to appeal Commandments ruling
• June unemployment holds steady
• UPDATE: Early morning fire not suspicious
• Scott backs off a bit on public record fees
• Mayport base receives funds for carrier facilities
• Country mega-star returns
• NFL: It's a deal
• Weekend forecast: Hot, sticky, sunny
• Medeiros wants evidence suppressed
• SJSO earns top state accreditation award
• Applause in Mission Control at shuttle's end
• Roommate held in killing
• Police reports from July 21, 2011
• New fire station opens near Palencia
• Mendoza selected for circuit judge job
• Woman in custody in Fruit Cove man's death used Craigslist to meet men, sheriff said
• St. Augustine PD warns of 'mystery shopper' scam
• Economists skip summer estimate for state revenue
• Senate approves funds for Mayport-based carrier
• Photo Gallery: Space Shuttle Atlantis
• Hillsborough man arrested after letting 11-year-old drive
• State spurns $50 million for child-abuse prevention
• Volunteers needed to plant blueberries at Veterans Farm
• Challenge launched against repeal of religious funding ban
• Fla. rated 3rd worst in power plant air pollution
• Shuttle era ends with return of Atlantis
• Lawsuit targets private-school vouchers
• Gazebo gets legs of steel
• Police reports from July 20, 2011
• Man injured in bike accident
• Hernandez gets 12 years
• Budget cuts sink local Dolly Parton library program
• Bartram Trail quarterback commits to Tennessee
• Video: A quick trip through St. Augustine
• Shrimp boat removed, no significant damage to bridge
• Stocks start mixed after biggest day in a year
• Wounded warriors learn to scuba dive
• Progress seen on blood test for Alzheimer's
• Firefighters pull racehorse from swimming pool
• State teachers planning more litigation
• Lottery Results for July 19, 2011
• Police: Teen killed parents, had party
• Police reports from July 20, 2011
• Prison privatization draws lawsuit
• Consumer advocate favors bigger rate hike for insurer
• State board gives Duval another year to help schools
• Budget workshop morphs to 800MH pitch
• New assisted living facility to bring 190 jobs
• New provost is numbers guy
• Group honors nurses Thursday
• Gates Foundation turns attention to 'reinventing the toilet'
• Murdoch rejects blame for hack scandal
• House passes deficit-cutting bill
• Last shuttle leaves space station, due back Thursday
• Four arrested in connection with car break-ins in the Shores
• Duval to maintain control of low-performing schools
• House votes today on tea party's 'cut, cap, balance' debt plan
• Police: So. Fla. teen kills parents, throws party
• Bret's rain will miss Okefenokee fire
• Atlantis on way home from final shuttle mission
• Dixie Co. told to remove 10 Commandments
• Tutor training Saturday for Learn to Read group
• Law enforcement cadets recognized
• New panel vows 450th progress
• Family still seeks answers in hit-and-run death
• Murder indictment filed over Hastings shooting
• Don Pedro shares his local color with guests
• Woman jumps off Bridge of Lions
• Police reports from July 18, 2011
• Haridopolos drops out of Senate race
• Shuttle crew bids space station historic goodbye
• UPDATE: Haridopolos drops out of Senate race
• Tropical Storm Bret strengthens; no threat to U.S.
• Florida House Democrats assail Medicaid privatization plan
• Feds to investigate state's workforce boards
• Wiz Khalifa gives performance at Amphitheatre
• Oak Ridge Boys to perform
• County budget meeting subject
• Cannons clue to past
• Alan Kelso seeking county board seat
• Roadwork this week: July 18-24, 2011
• Police reports from July 17, 2011
• Folk music to take center stage
• 450th meeting set for today
• Helping Hands meets July 29
• 28 trophies presented at recent cruise-in
• Soccer: U.S. shot down
• Brandon James has eight returns in Edmonton victory
• On 20th try, Clarke wins British
• Congressional delegation has good fundraising quarter
• Casey Anthony freed from jail, slips from view
• Astronauts fix, haul gear on last shuttle flight
• Heymen: The saga continues
• Jaguars have an eye on their own in free agency
• Staffers leave Haridopolos campaign
• Man sentenced to 33 years for fatal DUI
• Video shows final moments of teenager at detention center
• Backlash follows Netflix hike
• Pleasant surprises for winners at Bridge of Lions 5K
• Study: 'Net changing the way we remember
• Man hit with ax in 'fair' condition
• Everything is rosy with the spoonbills
• Board to plan 450th strategy
• Passion for painting
• Man killed in fiery crash Friday night on I-95
• Spotted: Photos from the Bridge of Lions 5K
• Special School Board Meeting Agenda for July 26, 2011
• School Board Workshop Agenda for July 26, 2011
• Google all the time
• County fire ban lifted
• County welcomes afternoon showers
• Casey Anthony to appeal lying convictions
• Turtle Tracks: July 16, 2011
• Astronauts fix second failed computer
• Polk sheriff could nix free inmate underwear
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• Free admission to state parks on Sunday
• Garden made from straw-bales
• Slavin mum on Fruit Cove man's death
• Lottery Results for July 15, 2011
• Officials: Man plots to kidnap ex, win back love
• FSU faculty approves Koch deal
• Panel hears Judge Hawkes on role in Taj Mahal courthouse
• Severe thunderstorm warning
• Photos: St. Johns County from the air
• Record apologizes for a front page story
• A new look at Georgia-Pacific pipeline proposal
• Inmate files paternity petition against Casey Anthony
• Photos: Harry Potter fans at the Imax
• Deputy tells of saving woman in house fire
• St. Johns leads area housing starts
• Del Rio: Lockout puts a hold on rookie QB Blaine Gabbert
• UF's Caleb Sturgis named to preseason All-SEC team
• Sales, food distributions at area churches
• New schedule for boat church
• Creative themes at Bible schools
• Food pantry volunteer steps down
• Schools to do more with less
• College archway dedicated
• Proctor favors bigger state college tuition hikes
• Police reports from July 14, 2011
• Car crash victim ID'd
• Accused killer seeks to defend himself
• 5K run to affect Davis Shores
• Fed. commission to meet
• Wiz Khalifa ‘raps rhymes that would make your grandma blush’ this Sunday
• Stabbing at Lightner Museum
• Riverkeeper forum tonight on Georgia-Pacific's proposed wastewater pipeline
• Privatizing state-backed Citizens considered
• Scott keeps promises, loses popularity
• Zampatti gets new court date
• Island gymnasts earn 67 medals at AAU championships
• Spanish Quarter may close
• Mica seeks to limit clean-water rules
• Area man's death 'very violent'
• Third Friday Celebration slated
• Police reports from July 13, 2011
• Astronauts go from salute to trash duty
• For the Record
• Carrie's family needs your help
• Local man dies in I-95 crash
• Body identified in Fruit Cove slaying
• State GOP collects record donations
• No charges in 'town meeting' incident
• Water district faces major layoffs, director to retire
• Doctors ask judge to block gag law on guns
• Fielder HR propels NL to consecutive All-Star wins
• Civil Air Patrol involved in air show
• Wall of bamboo, secrecy hid home where homicide was
• 25 years for molesting 6-year-old
• Draft 2012 budget in board's hands
• Slap of redistricting reality
• Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Police reports from July 12, 2011
• FHP issue 8,600 citations over the Fourth
• McIlroy is the star of this British Open
• Lottery Results for July 12, 2011
• Law enforcement groups endorse lineup standards
• Flagler College Announces Fundraising Campaign for Auditorium Renovation
• Learn to swim at the YMCA
• City OKs replica of Spanish obelisk
• New Publix going up in Vilano
• John Fogerty, Ralph Stanley coming to county venues
• Homicide at ricin suspect's home
• Convicted man charged with killing widow
• Residents invited to redistricting session
• Flagler burn ban lifted due to rain
• Armed man in altercation now in jail
• Appointed board member refuses to resign
• Police reports from July 11, 2011
• Possible meth lab busted
• Early morning house fire causes minor injuries
• Obama, lawmakers still divided over debt deal
• Elderly Jacksonville woman killed in home invasion
• Shuttle's last hookup: Hugs, kisses and emotion
• Roadwork this week: July 11-17, 2011
• Police reports from July 10, 2011
• Shipping container home nears completion
• Situation ends without incident
• Surprises in store
• U.S. women win World Cup thriller, beat Brazil on penalty kicks
• Kentucky Cup debut marred by traffic nightmare
• Kingfish Challenge: Bad Sport crew takes top prize with 36.5-pounder
• Sons of Italy awards scholarships
• Lions Club awards 10 scholarships
• QUIZ: WHAT IS IT?
• Golf: Seo in lead when storms halt play at Women's Open
• New Americans cheered Spain
• Owners fight dredging
• Kyle Busch wins inaugural Cup race in Kentucky
• Death ruled a homicide
• County budget would cut $3.6M
• Bridge construction seeks minimal impact on drivers
• Benefit raises $2,000 for local charities
• Hartley principal honored on retirement
• Menendez Model U.N. participants honored
• Kalen Dennis first runner up at Miss Florida Pageant
• St. Johns River State grants emeritus status
• Jeter homers for 3,000th hit; first Yankee to do it
• On day of small catches, Solano leads Kingfish Challenge
• Dow Museum coordinator named
• Fruit Cove death ruled a homicide
• Foul play suspected in Fruit Cove death
• Miss St. Augustine makes finals of Miss Florida pageant
• Gardening keeps Martha Lewis active
• Facebook hopes to simplify video calls
• SeaWorld fights to get killer whale back from Canadian marine park
• Casey Anthony declines video visit from her mother
• Bomb threat closes expressway
• Mom found in Jacksonville 41 years after she went missing
• Space Coast ponders what's next
• Deputies called out for screams and gunshots
• Body found in Fruit Cove home Friday
• Woman in crash hoped family would reunite
• Betty Ford, former first lady, dies at 93
• Details emerge in body found in Fruit Cove home
• Body found in Fruit Cove home
• NASA's last space shuttle blasts into history
• Juveniles arrested in bike sting
• UPDATE: Atlantis fueled for final shuttle launch
• Casey Anthony release date changed
• How fat is Florida?
• Guided by circumstances
• Haven hospice patient marks 103rd birthday
• School cuts cascading across state
• Police reports from July 7, 2011
• Fire Department conducts promotion ceremony
• Bridge replacement open house planned
• Crash victim was young mom
• State pushing back against new air standards
• Spinning Cracker tales
• Mica proposes cuts in transit funding
• Co-workers raise their paintbrushes to help woman
• Local: St. Augustine's Bell to play with Glasson
• NASA checking shuttle, launch pad for lightening damage
• Black seaman's heroics recalled in film about local shipwreck
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Uncertain future for Casey Anthony after acquittal
• Local doctor to release health app
• Board Briefs Highlights of The St. Johns County School Board Monthly Meeting June 2011
• Meetings, events slated
• Triple chocolate threat
• Cops seek ID in fatal crash
• Duval Public Schools lays off 87 teachers
• Scott says economy heading in 'right direction'
• Rash of burglaries reported
• Upcoming Putnam events
• Police reports from July 6, 2011
• No election date set to replace Hill
• Scott still rich, although net worth drops since last year
• Riberia to get flood relief
• Espanola fire 70 percent contained
• Governor: No date set yet for election to replace Sen. Hill
• Woman killed in Tuesday night crash
• Volunteers needed for sea turtle program
• Q&A on the Casey Anthony trial
• Casey Anthony verdict shocks Central Florida
• Campaign turns to 'social capital'
• Storms may delay shuttle launch Friday
• Eatery joins Wall Campaign
• TheatreCamp performances set
• Police reports from July 5, 2011
• Online tests for learner's permits return in Florida
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• Volunteers clean up beaches
• Six arrests made in car burglaries
• Joyner gets a perfect '10'
• Lottery Results for July 5, 2011
• Anthony not guilty of murder, child abuse, manslaughter
• Fla. pain clinics hand over drugs under new law
• Storms may wash out last space shuttle launch Fri.
• State workers get pink slip under new budget
• Florida begins charging for adult-education classes
• City sees good business boost during Independence Day weekend
• PVB businessman makes bracelets that could save your life
• Online tests for learner's permits back
• Nelson named new director of Flagler College's Career Services Office
• Anthony jury deliberations to resume today
• Fireworks go off with a bang
• Annual beach cleanup is today
• Police reports from July 4, 2011
• Building character brick by brick
• Anthony jury begins deliberation
• Job growth under Scott depends on the numbers
• Americans celebrated Independence Day 1781 under British 'parole' here
• Man charged after ax injury
• Fourth fun is today
• School Board workshop set for Tuesday
• Roadwork this week: July 4, 2011
• Police reports from July, 3, 2011
• Dale Junior's frustration starting to boil over
• Oldest city was loyal to the crown
• Holiday crowd hits beach
• New No. 1 Djokovic beats Nadal for Wimbledon title
• Bautista top vote-getter for All-Star spots
• Palatka plans fireworks show, music on Monday
• Authorities report man hospitalized with axe injuries
• Outpouring of support
• Women's habitat home completed
• Business Briefs: July 3, 2011
• Tax increase could get recommendation
• Cheerleaders open doors for girls with disabilities
• Account inspires new and lifelong citizens
• Civil rights struggle recalled
• Influx of soldiers in 1680s brought cosmopolitan ideas
• Restaurants cater to new tastes, shrinking wallets
• School Board Workshop Agenda for July 5, 2011
• All-County softball: Libby Crowe is one tough act to follow
• Perfect weather for the holiday
• World Golf Village firework show
• Tomatoes, sunflowers his forte
• Boaters urged to be safe, courteous
• FHP plans extra patrols for holiday
• NASA sues ex-astronaut Mitchell over moon camera
• Homeless man found dead in 2008 identified by DNA
• Principals leave school for the final time
• Arrest made in Burchfield death
• Lottery Results for July 1, 2011
• BULLETIN: Arrest made in Shae Burchfield death
• Human remains found in 2008 identified
• Indefinite recess called in Anthony trial
• NEWS ALERT: Scott OKs Sunrail project
• Judge refuses to set aside Florida pension funds
• Scott, lawmakers turn cost-cutting attention to law enforcement
• Libraries offer free financial education for teens
• St. Johns County School District News - June 30, 2011
• The Cyprian Center For Expressive Arts Summer Camps 2011
• Police reports from June 30, 2011
• For The Record: July 1, 2011
• The Record's 2011 All-Couny boys tennis team
• Judge asked to hold pension contributions
• Fla. gives most schools A or B
• Sen. Hill steps down
• S.R. 312 crash injures 4
• O.C. Hayes, retired educator, dies
• GOP senate candidates agree on a lot
• Group seeks Riverkeeper
• McGovern heading to Cuba to visit Castro
• Crash on S.R. 312 injures five
• Casey Anthony won't testify; defense rests
• School grades hold steady, despite increased standards
• Judge strikes down Florida campaign finance matching law
• Florida ranks 6th in clean beach report
• Crash snarls I95 traffic
• Judge asked to hold Fla. pension contributions
• Star spangled holiday appetizer
• Young, officer who came to his aid in '64 to meet today
• Marine Street to get sidewalks
• Kids warm up to cold-blooded creatures
• District tops in state again
• State scurries to get drug testing started
• Police reports from June 29, 2011
• Lane closures this morning by Bridge of Lions
• FHP to close its office in Starke
• Rain helping firefighters control Espanola blaze
• WEATHER: Flooding advisory in St. Augustine
• Construction Thursday morning will cause delays by Bridge of Lions
• Andrew Young to meet officer credited with defending him during civil rights march
• Andrew Young to meet officer credited with defending him during civil rights march
• Dad's suicide note setback for Anthony defense
• County water, sewer rates may increase
• FBI investigating powders sent to senators' Jax offices
• Scott's rulemaking suspension before Fla. Supreme Court
• Scott OKs statewide boarding school
• Par-Tee benefits United Way
• Lottery Results for June 28, 2011
• Rubio's office receives suspicious letter
• Meter reader testifies about finding Caylee Anthony's remains
• 3rd annual 'Morning After' beach clean-up
• Police Reports: June 28, 2011
• Rain doesn't extinguish Espanola Fire
• State: Locals control most growth now
• Political rhetoric sparks County Auditorium scuffle
• Shipwreck yields cannon off coast
• Scott signs education choice bills
• Powder scare empties Nelson's Jax office
• City takes over Galimore Center operation
• Task force to help boost troubled assisted living facilities
• Pilot credits safe landing to 'just dumb luck'
• Last town hall draws tea partiers
• Federal 450th commission set here
• Bill lets charter schools expand
• Personal fireworks illegal in city
• S.R. 9A detour scheduled
• Police reports from June 27, 2011
• Scott signs jobless compensation bill
• Time, location of tonight's Town Hall meeting change
• Casey Anthony competent to continue trial
• Researcher to study whether Bright Futures scholarships work
• Prepaid college plan might not cover tuition rate hikes
• Many new laws reflect GOP philosophy
• Suspect in Jax Beach robbery fatally shot
• Police reports from June 26, 2011
• Downtown ship project to move
• Plane lands on beach
• Grant for elder program rejected
• Roadwork this week: June 27, 2011
• City agenda: 450th, Galimore pool, FSDB
• Sewing Guild meets Tuesday
• Rain aids Espanola fire containment
• Bulbs, cash for TLC
• Feast Day celebrated
• State Democratic convention to be held in October
• Dianthus Circle installs new officers
• DAR greets groups for Flag Day
• All roads lead to ... St. Augustine?
• An amazing purse
• Fort Mose battle relived
• Mixed martial arts event draws huge crowd, interest in St. Augustine
• All-County Girls Track and Field: Creekside 4x800 relay team made most of opportunity
• Marriages and divorces for June 26, 2011
• Police report from June 25, 2011
• More teachers seen leaving
• Group protests offshore drilling
• Former lighthouse resident celebrated
• Business Briefs: June 26, 2011
• Las Adelfas honors O'Reilly landscape
• Photos show Caylee getting in pool
• FOR THE RECORD: JUNE 25, 2011
• Feds seek life in fraud case
• Fed laws get tougher to protect sea turtles
• Birds of a feather hatching together
• Rules to clean up river disputed
• Hastings man held in homicide
• Merchandise sales give boost to Pixar's film franchise
• Lightning strikes homes in county
• Fla. panel rejects fed. funds for elderly
• Mich. man accused of abusing children
• Police Report: June 24, 2011
• Eggs from endangered gharial fail to hatch
• Fashion for Food event to benefit food pantry
• Scott urged to review death oversight
• Local golfer Joel Dahlenburg contending at Florida State Amateur
• Jake Kline, Spenser Slayden win NFJG Masters Tour event
• Flagler emergency rescue team takes home international honors
• Educational gap still at '90s levels
• Board approves park's dock
• Man dead after shooting in Hastings
• Sculpting in the garden
• Test on beach shuttle starts Saturday
• Police Report: Thursday, June 23, 2011
• Health officials offer heat safety tips
• Reported fatal shooting on Washington Street near Hastings
• Experience the thrill
• SWAMPED FOR ART - Wildlife exhibit and fundraiser
• Hearty and healthy
• Marine program teaches on beaches
• Three county schools make Newsweek's list
• State selling new development rules at local levels
• Colleges defend tuition hikes
• Fire season one of worst in 31 years
• Construction planned on Masters Drive intersection
• Universities ponder fate of construction
• U.S. judge: Fla. death sentences unconstitutional
• Obama address: Surge troops home by summer 2012
• Two men, juvenile charged with grand theft auto
• Smoke to blanket Flagler Co. again today
• Special School Board Meeting Agenda For June 27, 2011
• Police Report: June 21, 2011
• Did woman whose child drowned in 2007 have 'indirect' contact with Anthony?
• Top Scott strategist resigns
• The Gin Blossoms to perform Oct. 29
• New education leader strong advocate for school choice
• County enlists Cultural Council's help
• Smoke to linger at least another day
• Head gets life -- again
• Lighthouse gets education director
• Agreement redefines 'noise'
• Lottery Results for June 21, 2011
• David Head sentenced to life
• Smoke thickens along U.S. 1
• The Gin Blossoms on stage Oct. 29 in Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• Gin Blossoms to perform in PV
• State Board of Education names new commissioner
• 2 Florida firefighters killed, 2 others injured fighting Hamilton County wildfire
• This weekend may bring relief from high temperatures, smoke
• Teachers union sues over pensions
• Custodian honored for saving life
• Crash kills St. Johns County woman
• Convicted sex offender gets retrial
• First America Foundation to give remaining money to city
• St. Augustine woman dies in Clay Co. wreck
• Teacher union suing over retirement contributions
• ‘Matanzas Bay’
• Redistricting battles start this week
• Progress made in fighting fire
• MSD receives flag honors
• Next few days: Hot and dry
• BSP conducts memorial ritual
• St. Augustine's first cash crop was 'blue gold'
• Roadwork this week: June 20-26, 2011
• Sons of Italy trip
• Palm Coast TV station wins awards
• Helping Hands meeting on Friday
• 450 Community Corps plans for festivities
• Things to do: Sunday, June 19 through Thursday, June 24
• Heymen: Out, out brown spots!
• Paul wins straw poll
• Witness in Knox trial says he can clear her
• Dancing at Flagler
• Juneteenth celebrated
• 'Lizardman' performs at Ripley's center opening
• Rain gives firefighters a helping hand
• Where Thrasher lives questioned
• County: We need budget consensus
• Monument always special to Spain, city
• Young's mystery 'trooper' located
• 'Residency' a vague term for lawmakers
• Clarence Clemons, saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, dies at 69
• Lottery Results for June 18, 2011
• Like father, like father, like father, like sons
• Campfires banned in wildlife areas
• House fire on Twine Street
• Lottery Results for June 17, 2011
• Cheating suspected on thousands of exams
• Rain barrels just make sense
• Following an endangered green turtle
• Rain can't relieve dry conditions
• State jobless rate drops to lowest level since August 2009
• 3-D mural a party crasher
• Turtle Tracks: June 18, 2011
• State lawmakers won't approve hospital rate cuts
• Obama ends waivers
• Another severe weather warning
• State jobless rate down again
• Cheating suspected on nearly 7,000 FCAT exams
• Fight breaks out among spectators at Anthony trial
• Northwest residents: 'We're not happy with Hopewell deal'
• Local author creates new lullaby for Ancient City
• Evacuation order lifted amid wildfires in Putnam
• Phone scam targets Vystar, other credit union members
• St. Johns County School District News - June 15, 2011
• Church honoring George Evans
• Some Bible schools to begin
• Man pleads innocent in crucifix case
• Southern Baptists elect first black pastor to No. 2 post
• Medicaid overhaul leading to tense meetings
• Police reports from June 16, 2011
• Defense: DNA unreliable in Anthony trial
• McIlroy opens 3-shot lead at US Open
• Police: Man steals AK-47
• Espanola fire jumps containment lines
• County battles blazes
• BREAKING: Update on 3 county fires
• Sexual predator identified
• Flagler Co's Espanola fire breaks containment
• UPDATE: WGV fire grows, threatens homes, may cause outages
• Fla. justices weaken Miranda warning requirements
• Scott suspends drug testing for most state employees
• UPDATE: Weiner resigns
• Corrections department cuts 111 positions in Tallahassee
• Anglers asked to help with red snapper research
• Panel considers state investment policy update
• Father's Day at Crocodile Crossing & the St. Augustine Alligator Farm
• Local racer Ashley Fiolek is a roll model
• Cook up some ribs for dad's day
• Duval schools to have furloughs to balance budget
• Putnam County man mauled by pit bulls dies
• All state universities seek tuition hikes
• Smoke hanging in the air
• G-P mill pipeline close to approval
• Hastings near top for affordable homes
• Police reports from June 15, 2011
• State finishes case in Anthony trial
• Weather Service: Smoke to clear out by nightfall
• License-free saltwater fishing Father's Day weekend
• Public input sought today on ocean health
• Completion of aid form now a Bright Futures requirement
• Basic PC Class
• Scott kills growth agency
• Governale's attorney argues for bond
• 'Dangerous sexual offender' gets 40 years
• FCTC students take on tobacco
• Police reports from June 14, 2011
• Universities eye 7 percent tuition increase
• Scott declares state of emergency
• State expected to rest in Anthony trial
• Father charged in infant's death
• Education foundation thanks area donors
• Miranda Cosgrove books show at Amphitheatre
• Lottery Results for June 14, 2011
• More forensic testimony in Anthony trial
• Cautious consumers could see lower prices ahead
• Coast Guard assists shrimp vessel four miles northeast of St. Augustine inlet
• FDA wants more sunscreen protections
• State universities eye 7 percent tuition increase
• Scott to visit Flagler fire scene
• Volusia brush fire goes out of control
• Today's markets: Higher despite China inflation jump
• Prior dog bites and dog fight at home where Hawthorne man mauled by pit bulls
• UF study: Growth to continue lagging
• Miranda Cosgrove and Shane Harper coming to Amphitheatre
• Woman gets 7 years in prison for shaking baby
• City to revamp 450th effort
• Bridge on U.S. 1 near downtown to be replaced
• VCB: Tourism up last year
• Police reports from June 13, 2011
• Expect more smoke today
• Work on US 1 bridge begins at end of June
• Smoke risks and how to avoid them
• Property tax exemption for military now available
• Jeff Gordon wins for 5th time at Pocono
• New members inducted
• Mav-nificent: Mavericks top Heat 105-95 for NBA title
• Group to discuss today's Chinese woman
• Bronze medals presented by SAR
• Former M & M property to be discussed
• Rain could dampen drought
• Police reports from June 12, 2011
• Officials: Expect bad mosquito year
• Dozens jockey for Anthony trial seats
• Roadwork this week: June 13-19, 2011
• Bridge's rocks tell tales
• School Board Workshop Meeting Agenda for June 14, 2011
• Police report from June 11, 2011
• Dig peels back more of city's secrets
• Neighbors shocked over dogs mauling man
• M.L. King aide to be ACCORD speaker
• Business Briefs: June 12, 2011
• Expect smoke tonight due to fires
• Civil Rights Museum proposed for Lincolnville
• Sidewalk for Young dedicated
• Home delivery price to go up 99 cents a month
• A class of their own
• Small banks and credit unions worry about debit fee declines
• CHECKING OUT
• St. Gerard students graduate
• Rain coming but won't ease fire threat
• First America retreats
• Court rules against house party mother
• Sea turtle nest count at 127
• Putnam 74-year-old attacked by dogs, arms amputated
• St. Augustine, Key West meetings produce new fishing rules
• Riverkeeper leads rally against pipeline into St. Johns
• Surfing on waves of faith
• Mavs ride crisp shooting to 3-2 lead in NBA finals
• Bond hearing set for PV man
• Police reports from June 9, 2011
• Main Street meetings upcoming
• Fire closes S.R. A1A North
• DUI license suspension rules change
• Community to honor Young on Saturday
• Court day ends in Anthony illness
• High school grad wins new car
• Ponte Vedra fires contained, small Palencia fire out
• New woods fires in Flagler County
• Growth management back under local control
• Kids cook up summer dishes
• Fearless rider takes on bulls
• Black bear, snowy egret, 14 others taken off threatened list
• District earns another top honor
• County, fire union start talks
• Police reports from June 8, 2011
• New ed commissioner candidates revealed
• Liberty Pines closed again today, classes at alternative sites
• St. Johns County School District News - FCAT Scores
• Price of gas causes lifestyles changes
• Hopewell deal surprises residents
• Fort Mose, Lincolnville tour offered
• Fire ban won't stop official fireworks
• Police reports from June 7, 2011
• Man held in Putnam hit and run
• Hastings victim was 47-year-old resident
• Annual Juneteenth pageant is Saturday
• Boy, 12, dies in ATV accident
• World famous 'Lizardman' to arrive June 18 at grand opening of Ripley's Visitor Center
• Hattie White dies at age 84
• Sharp drop in sheriff's 2012 budget
• Lottery Results for June 7, 2011
• Burn ban extended
• Commission approves Hopewell Baptist Church
• World famous “Lizardman” to arrive June 18 at grand opening of Ripley’s Visitor Center
• Arrest made in Putnam hit-and-run
• Putnam child killed when ATV overturns
• Semi trailer strikes, kills pedestrian in Hastings
• Lack of rain accentuates active fire threat
• Federal health care law in court
• FCAT scores 'incredible'
• Police reports from June 6, 2011
• School district hires new CFO
• Sheriff to unveil lower '12 budget
• Liberty Pines will not reopen today
• Woman gives birth on side of Jacksonville road
• Semi strikes, kills pedestrian
• Lawmakers hope new bill fixes hurricane insurance
• Wildfire smoke fills county
• Police reports from June 5, 2011
• Man behind the murals
• Liberty Pines moves today's classes
• Half-built Flagler County homes victims of recession
• Florida eliminates 'Canes again
• After blowing Game 2, Miami goes on road to beat Dallas
• Nadal wins 6th French title
• Keselowski has fuel to hold off Earnhardt
• The new punk in town
• Surf legend to perform at Cafe Eleven
• Police reports from June 4, 2011
• In new school, Ponte Vedra grads overcame challenges
• In court, Beach commissioners in separate corners
• Large Nease class called 'toughest'
• Emails reveal 450th struggle
• Creekside graduates to remember experiences for lifetime
• 360 Bartram Trail H.S. seniors celebrate graduation
• 319 awarded diplomas from Pedro Menendez
• Christine Speno: Indoor, outdoor activities abound in Palm Coast
• Enterprise Florida president tours county
• Black-and-white quick response codes becoming hot
• Harley-Davidson dealer honored
• Business Briefs: June 5, 2011
• Intel taps into new computing
• Groups sue over elections law
• Jobless rate climbs to 9.1%
• Home delivery prices to go up 99 cents a month
• Drake's Raid re-enactment is today
• City fire union foregoes raises for 2011-12
• After 911 call, deputy helps newborn boy take first breath
• Economist: Area housing market stabilizing
• SAHS seniors get raucous sendoff
• St. Augustine girl does well in Spelling Bee
• Sheriff unveils online reporting of low-level crimes
• First America Foundation chair steps down
• Record number enter veggie contest
• Lottery Results for June 3, 2011
• File crime reports online through SJCSO website
• St. Johns speller finishes 14th in national bee
• St. Pete to crack down on homeless in downtown
• Woman arrested in May shooting of Putnam deputy
• Next stop for FCTC grads: Jobs
• Medicaid freeze out worries druggists
• Long-lost church found
• Police reports from June 2, 2011
• Smoke forces school to close
• Painters drawn to town
• Challenge set for new gun bill
• Beacon of Hope graduation tonight
• 'No doubt' of foul play in Fruit Cove death
• Tech School grads say goodbye
• Joy warms Catholics as new bishop installed
• BREAKING: Liberty Pines Academy will be closed tomorrow
• Woman arrested in May shooting of Putnam deputy
• State employees rush to apply for lucrative retirement benefits
• St. Johns spelling bee entrant moves to national semifinal
• School Happenings Calendar - June 2011
• Local Artist Launches New Website at www.SteveWilliamsStudio.com
• St. Augustine gets new bishop
• Property values dip less
• Fire closes I-95 at rush hour
• ACLU challenges drug testing Fla. workers
• Forecasters update prediction for 2011 hurricane season
• Aid sought for tornado victims
• Police reports from June 1, 2011
• BREAKING: I-95 reopened, heavy smoke in area
• Police participate in relief fund
• Endeavour returns safely, Atlantis prepares for final shuttle flight
• Scott signs welfare drug testing bill
• Theme parks change season-pass policies
• New minimum wage goes into effect today
• Woman dies in Palatka house fire
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - May 31, 2011
• Enterprise Florida President Gray Swoope Tours St. Johns County Economic Development Opportunities
• 5,000-home project advances
• Brush fire closes S.R. 207
• Judge Watson dies
• Lottery Results for June 1, 2011
• SAR honors teens for heroism
• Fire not a threat to Flagler Estates
• Salazar to be in city for inaugural 450th meeting
• Fire destroys Atcheson Street home
• Police reports from May 31, 2011
• St. Augustine Diocese gets new bishop today
• Fruit Cove woman dead after shooting
• Outdoor burning in county banned
• BREAKING: Brush fire closes roads near S.R. 207
• Firefighters battle flames just north of city
• Burn ban in St. Johns County enacted
• 450th Commemoration inaugural meeting set
• DNA evidence links man to multiple burglaries
• Police looking for missing 16-year-old
• Fruit Cove woman shot
• Florida flunks in providing dental care for poor children
• LeAnn Rimes holding PV concert to benefit tornado victims
• Flagler fire continues to grow
• City keeps eye out for Formosan termites
• Beautiful day draws crowds to beaches
• City salutes the fallen
• Is this the year our luck runs out?
• Police Report: May 30, 2011
• County, UF IFAS offer safety tips for hurricanes, damaging winds
• FCAT Third Grade Scores
• Special School Board Meeting Evidentiary Hearing - May 31, 2011
• Saint Johns County School District News - May 27, 2011
• LWV official to address Coffee Party
• Group's 79th Founder's Day marked
• Nation's Oldest City: Barbed rhetoric nothing new
• Hurricane center seeks Facebook fans
• Bishop's ceremony to be on television
• Memorial Day events
• Administrator town hall meetings begin this week
• DAR group honors outgoing regent
• WWII vet recalls brush with death
• Teacher raises nixed
• Siesta Beach is top beach
• Palm Coast board to hear about 5,000-home project
• City presenting citizenship honors
• The 'Mc-Walkers'
• Meet our husband
• Risk of wildfire remains high
• Casey Anthony's mother and ex-boyfriend testify
• Police report from May 28, 2011
• Coffee lovers adjust to price hikes
• City employee invited to International Road-E-O
• Officer recognized for heroic marine rescue
• Mandates hit district for $38M
• Expect some rip currents at beach
• A soaring performance
• Lottery Results for May 27, 2011
• Garden stroll
• Key evidence takes center stage in Casey Anthony murder trial
• Last shuttle spacewalkers make history
• Memorial Day ceremony set for Monday morning
• State won't get $35.7M in federal health grant
• Air show salutes veterans
• Residents: 'No deal (yet) on dredging'
• St. Joseph grads celebrate end
• Future of payments?
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - May 23, 2011
• Turnovers plague Nease in spring football loss to Fleming Island
• Creekside takes big spring football win into summer
• Bishop to be installed
• Art for faith's sake
• County FCAT scores increase
• Business admits Medicare fraud
• Scott cuts hit First Coast hard
• Police Report: May 26, 2011
• Scott vetoes $615M from budget
• Price of gas to dip
• Prepping for the big exhibit
• St. Johns County third grade FCAT scores are up
• Fundraiser for Special Olympics in PBV Friday
• New Theater opens in St Augustine
• Putnam County detective named Officer of Year by Crime Stoppers
• Mahi mahi for Memorial Day
• Shape Up group celebrates
• Guitarist Peter Frampton to play in October
• Woman dies in house fire
• Santorum: 'Most important election' in 2012
• Music from the heart
• Forestry officials investigating fire they believe is arson
• Woman found dead in house after fire
• Police: Caregiver stole from elderly victim
• Putnam County deputies looking for armed robbery suspects
• String of arson fires continue off Wildwood Drive
• National Drug Court Month
• FCTC starts selling datil peppers
• Submit names for Memorial Day tribute
• Stanaland gets life in prison
• Quota holds district meeting
• Casey Anthony defense: Caylee drowned in pool
• Lottery Results for May 24, 2011
• Group finds $203M in 'turkeys' in Fla. budget
• County, city bless utility plan
• Largest blimp lands at airport
• Jacksonville officer shoots, kills bail bondsman
• Santorum talks about possible presidency at WGV
• An evening with Peter Frampton
• Four men face burglary charges in Palm Coast
• Hastings library hours changing
• Former senator speaking at WGV
• SJSO investigating Pelican Pools complaints
• DCF to cut nearly 500 jobs
• Group hunting for 'turkeys' in Florida's budget
• Police reports from May 23, 2011
• Stanaland seeks to avoid death
• Local effort seeks donations for platoon in Afghanistan
• 450th secrecy questioned
• Child welfare agency cuts nearly 500 jobs
• Coyote task force created
• UF study: Hand sanitizer use can skew alcohol test
• His road to surfing retail success started outside gas station
• School Board Workshop Agenda For May 24, 2011 Meeting
• Helping Hands spreading cheer
• 'Coolest' artifact at dig
• Recovery expected for wounded officer
• Carriage permit transfer sought
• Fla. nursing home watchdogs see turmoil in agency
• Mystery of Menendez
• Lottery Results for May 22, 2011
• GEORGIA/FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL YOUTH RODEO
• Astronauts encounter trouble
• South Fla. hospitals offer ER reservations for fee
• Roadwork this week: May 23-28, 2011
• Police reports from May 22, 2011
• Florida pushing new fees for most Medicaid recipients
• Exchange sets autumn lunch series
• First results from N.Y. Times pay wall 'very encouraging'
• Lottery Results for May 21, 2011
• Young people's concert Friday
• Griffin House announces art, poetry winners
• Menendez masonry team sweeps the field
• Pope blesses astronauts in 1st papal call to space
• Satellite funding worries federal forecasters
• Scholarships presented at FCTC awards night
• DAR essay winner earns southeast honors
• Port: Revive Summer Haven River
• New life for 5,000-home project
• Lincolnville Street Fair: Music, food draw in crowd
• Lottery Results for May 20, 2011
• Ex-JaxPort chairman guilty of corruption
• Air show returns next weekend
• County jobless rate dips below 8 percent
• Some say today is Judgment Day
• LED light bulbs gaining traction
• Top worry for hurricane season: Haiti
• Final space shuttle launch set for July 8
• Parsons elected chief judge
• Trees in spotlight during Arbor Day event
• Shuttle crew to take look at damaged tile
• Jurors sworn in for Casey Anthony trial
• Student accused of drugging teacher who yelled at him
• FEC closes Rep. Rivera case, state case ongoing
• St. Johns County could be haven for Duval high school athletes
• Sex predator living in St. Augustine Shores
• Police looking for stolen antique trunk
• Unemployment dips in St. Johns, rest of Florida
• THE DAY THEY SHOT JOHN LENNON
• Lincolnville Street Fair
• Residents heed friends more than officials on hurricane evacuations
• Video: Steven Stanalan reacts to guilty verdict
• Fraternus accolade rite set for Monday
• Special programs being planned at area churches
• School's open house next week
• Story of how the potatoes travel
• FOR THE RECORD: May 20, 2011
• Police reports from May 19, 2011
• FSDB student gets FCTC honor
• Early voting days reduced
• Cause of death changed in Burchfield crash
• Jax race poses campaign questions
• Stanaland guilty
• BREAKING: Stanaland found guilty of capital murder
• Deputies looking for Palm Coast shooting suspect
• St. Augustine-based 1st Place Volleyball winning big in market
• NOAA set to release 2011 hurricane season outlook
• Rollover crash caused by ducks crossing I-95
• Free Women's Health Seminar Offered at Davidson Realty
• May 2011 Board Briefs
• Man says he made prank calls to county
• Stanaland blames ex for death
• Stage being set for 450th anniversary commission
• Deputies seek help in bicyclist's death
• Birds of a feather
• Ed. commissioner to pick textbooks
• Police reports from May 18, 2011
• Alvin Brown elected
• Slightly Stoopid set to play third St. Augustine show
• Bridge of Lions open again
• Brown has 603-vote lead over Hogan, final votes being counted
• Scott threatens veto of college construction projects
• Saint Johns County School District News - May 16, 2011
• Challenges hold up Anthony jury
• Scott says he'll veto some spending in budget
• County approves three projects
• Stanaland faces big day in court
• Riverdale house total loss after fire
• Outage disrupts nationwide algebra test
• Police reports from May 17, 2011
• Deal ends last obstacle to dredging
• AmeriCorps celebrates service
• Lottery Results for May 17, 2011
• U.S. Rep. Giffords picks wake-up song for shuttle
• Police: Break in at Palm Coast water tower
• Fire destroys Riverdale home
• Breakdown: First Coast school budgets to be cut by $142 million
• PV business exec appointed to state education board
• Saint Johns County School District News - May 13, 2011
• Zooming through 'homework'
• Stanaland trial jury seated
• Fire union changes leadership positions
• County may use part of traffic ticket fines for new radio system
• Toby Keith to return to Amphitheatre
• Lawmakers approve move to digital textbooks
• Hazardous waste collection Saturday in PV
• Police reports from May 16, 2011
• County to rank road projects
• Teens hospitalized after possible 'bath salts' use
• Jury selection begins in Stanaland murder trial
• Two arrested in meth lab bust
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Jeb Bush’s education reform ideas draw national attention
• Democrats divided on redistricting, black representation
• Davidson Realty Welcomes New Agent Maxine Levy
• Patrons get a Taste of the Beach
• The best story of all
• Okefenokee Swamp fire being watched
• Bringing in buses and trains
• 'Matanzas Bay' book signing today
• SAR honors hero
• Roadwork this week: May 16-22, 2011
• Police reports from May 15, 2011
• Elks Initiate new members
• Getting it all told
• Endeavour ready to go
• Flagler softball team falls in regional
• Choi-ous occasion
• Anne Heymen: Job with a future
• Going Home
• Golfers poised for a wild finish at The Players
• Longtime dream becomes a reality for children
• Toyota's Prius Plug-in: Guilt-free but not much fun
• OJ futures rise on storm worries
• 'Super termites' arrive in St. Augustine
• Pool maker's bankruptcy raises tempers
• Police report from May 14, 2011
• Man injured in ATV crash
• City unveils Foot Soldiers monument
• Update: Play suspended at The Players Championship; restart expected at 5:30 p.m.
• Second person injured on ATV this week
• Top regional surfer pleads guilty
• Masters' landscape receives award
• NASA counting down again for shuttle launch
• Crash kills Ponte Vedra Beach man
• Mighty Wrangling Reptile Rangers
• Pensacola Beach recovering after spill
• Doctors OK with legislative session
• Remembering lost WWII submarines
• Man faces attempted murder charge
• Apple Inc. overtakes Google as top brand
• Tablet sales rise
• Lottery Results for May 13, 2011
• PV man charged with trying to kill officer, assaulting K-9
• PVB man killed in US 1 crash
• Scott talks budget during visit to Guard HQ
• Anthony jury selection slows to snail's pace
• ACLU, unions, others may challenge new Fla. laws
• Missing Florida tot found safe in Kentucky
• Volunteers of Year
• Holt Scholarship
• Nick Watney sharp, in the lead at Players
• The Players second-round tee times
• Community invited to Greek Nite May 21
• Police reports from May 12, 2011
• Man gets life in repo killing
• Walker hit by car on U.S. 1
• Foreclosures decrease in Florida
• Colleges brace for cuts, fee hikes
• City seeks input on harbor plan
• Local to drive 1921 McFarlan Phaeton in Indianapolis 500 lap
• County, Scott charm CEOs
• Vilano 5K a big success
• Man in repo shooting gets life in prison
• Tiger Woods withdraws from Players again with injury
• Library board votes to use internet filters
• Person struck on US 1 South Wednesday night
• Publix to soon change coupon policy
• Celebrity waiters support Relay
• Sweet indulgence
• Semi-trailer catches fire on I-95
• WWII planes off U.S. 1 demolished
• Teen bicyclist struck, killed
• Gas prices to get lower
• Blue Cross to vie for Medicaid program
• Loud car stereo law ruled too vague
• Boz Scaggs, McDonald to perform July 10
• Acoustic Alchemy to play June 15 at PV Hall
• Police reports from May 11, 2011
• Boy badly injured in ATV wreck
• AMBER ALERT: 16-month-old Waylan Snipes
• UPDATE: Bicyclist in CR 214 accident identified
• Florida on alert as Okefenokee fire jumps state line
• Teen seriously injured in fall from ATV
• Semis crash; 2 lanes of I95 southbound blocked
• Lottery Results for May 10, 2011
• Seminole club plans send-off reception
• Foot soldiers statue
• FSU defends grant-for-hire agreement with Koch
• Jury selection resumes in Anthony's murder trial
• City extends free parking hours downtown
• Sunken boat refloated, total loss
• St. Johns schools gain Forbes recognition
• Hospitals, nursing homes face big cuts
• Hats off to top teacher
• Police reports from May 10, 2011
• Sexual predator identified
• Man charged with sexual battery, held on $1M bond
• Legislators load 2012 ballot with amendment proposals
• No applicants for state's top eduction post
• Burglary charges against UF basketball players reduced
• Saint Johns County School District News - May 8, 2011
• The World Golf Hall of Fame's legend grows by six
• Man pleads in DUI death, maiming
• City close to passing carriage ordinance
• $1M boat sinks at inlet
• Santorum, Hasner to address county GOP
• Mediator appointed in Sawgrass bankruptcy
• Police reports from May 9, 2011
• Bartram Trail softball team falls in Class 4A state semifinals
• Man charged with armed robbery after car chase
• Anthony jury selection begins today in Pinellas
• Justice denied to Fla. men after lawmakers quarrel
• Commercial building permits increase in St. Johns County
• With session over, attention turns to Senate race
• Saint Johns County School District Happenings Calendar - May 2011
• Democratic women set membership reception
• Taste of the Beach set for Sunday
• Roadwork this week: May 9-15, 2011
• Magazine shows off county
• Event raises funds to help girl who sufferes seizures
• Scott calls session a success
• Police reports from May 8, 2011
• Bartram Trail's softball seniors take aim at history
• The Legislature's final chaotic hours
• Ernie Els the main attraction for World Golf Hall of Fame induction
• Four injured in crash
• Exhibit maps Florida history
• City Commission considering add-ons to carriage ordinance
• Saint Johns County School District News - Administrative Changes
• Tim Tebow still a fan favorite in the county
• Potato, Cabbage Fest draws county residents to Hastings
• Growth bill set to become law
• MARRIAGES & DIVORCES
• First Lady to be guest at PV Library
• Police reports from May 7, 2011
• Local leaders worried about food supply
• Fire near school is extinguished
• Legislative session ends in chaos
• What you need to know about The Players Championship
• Veteran fighting for life
• Soldier's return makes mom's day
• 'Spanky' member, 81, dies
• Sold on the Oldest City
• Dine on the wild side
• Business Briefs: May 8, 2011
• Welcome Business: May 8, 2011
• Latest Nook morphing into $249 bargain tablet
• Jimmy Clark ends his running career with a state title
• St. Augustine woman in final 10 for fashion design contest
• Wal-Mart remains atop Fortune 500 list
• Nintendo cuts Wii price
• Florida budget has plenty of pain to go around
• Nazworth landscape gains recognition
• Man gets 25 years for molesting 7-year-old
• Deputies cleared in Hastings shooting
• Riberia dump may become energy farm, city park
• Lottery Results for May 6, 2011
• Free comics as publishers seek readers
• No injuries in I-95 school bus accident
• Lawmakers approve controversial permitting bill
• Last day of legislative session will run late into night
• Seventh Circuit court seeks applicants
• Police reports from May 5, 2011
• Living Health event set for Saturday
• Busy weekend for Hastings
• Williams gets probation in Storey case
• Woman shoots cop, hospitalized
• School district honors local business partners
• Senate: Medicaid overhaul saves cash
• FBI, Muslims discuss Smith shooting
• Practicing for the big day
• 7 schools get new principals
• First Lady of Florida to visit PVB Library
• Boil water notice for Sawgrass
• Anti-abortion measures get final approval
• State revenue cap going on 2012 ballot
• Putnam woman shot after firing on deputy
• FCAT Writing
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - May 2, 2011
• Perfect for Mom
• Hernandez pleads to wife's death
• FBI kills St. Johns County man
• Child Internet sting nabs 17
• 10th-graders tops in writing
• Police reports from May 4, 2011
• Man unharmed in plane crash
• Lock 'em up less bills advance
• County asks public for help with budget
• Arnold's Bar gutted in fire
• New investors buy portion of Prosperity Bank
• Local man wanted in Jacksonville mosque bombing killed by FBI agents in Oklahoma
• Ponte Vedra man OK after plane crash in Flagler County
• County hosting open budget hearings
• Local governments get modest changes to retirement plans
• Caller reports 'very tall guys' breaking into car
• Fire destroys Arnolds
• Fla. minimum wage goes up 6 cents June 1
• City taking part in Public Works Week
• Lottery Results for May 3, 2011
• Pet Center closing May 13 for training
• Essay selected for learner book
• 10-foot gator chomps on Fla. deputy's cruiser
• Fourth-graders flock to city
• Immigration bill likely dead
• Craigslist 'sting' nets 17
• County to end mental health services
• Brief court appearance
• Florida sues to stop 'energy audit' calls
• Fla. Budget deal includes small corporate tax cut
• Police reports from May 3, 2011
• BREAKING: Undercover Craigslist sting leads to arrests
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Deputies looking for home invasion suspects
• Budget accord tentatively reached, Friday end likely
• Scaled-back professional deregulation plan moves ahead
• Nelson blasts Legislature's 2012 election-law fixes
• Flagler's Legacy kicks off summer tours
• Woman nursing fawns to health
• Split Supreme Court off bill
• Arsonist sets 21st fire near park
• Residents react to the killing of bin Laden
• VA nursing home gets accreditation
• Officials urge caution as fires sweep Flagler
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Putnam
• Police reports from May 2, 2011
• Slavin won't be extradited to Tenn.
• Settlement reached in Palm Valley boat crash
• Former Record publisher named executive VP
• World stocks rise after bin Laden death
• Endeavour's last launch delayed again
• Final week of legislative session underway
• Skydiver in fatal jump identified
• Mother's Day cruising show Thursday
• Orchid society sets meeting, clinic
• GOP group stays busy
• Police reports from May 1, 2011
• County could discontinue mental health services
• Roadwork this week: May 2-8
• Budget negotiators strike deals Sunday
• It's baby sea turtle time once again
• State budget to slash $4B
• WWII sub's fate revealed
• US warns of al-Qaida reprisals over bin Laden
• NYPD boss: Bin Laden’s death a ’welcome milestone’
• 'U-S-A’ chant fills the air outside White House
• Amber Overstreet Joins Davidson Realty
• Osama bin Laden killed; buried at sea
• First-round pick Gabbert brings optimism, risk to Jaguars this season
• Flagler: Baseball ends season on high note
• New, more efficient Taurus
• Making light of a tough task
• Mattress dilemma
• Business Briefs: May 1, 2011
• Victim's mom seeking answers in hit-and-run
• Fire union grievances strain bonds with county
• County: We need new radio system
• Weddings held early
• Police report from April 30, 2011
• Skydiver killed in accident
• Pastor Elvis, Wetmore big hits
• Skydiver dies in Palatka
• St. Johns River State College graduation
• Lottery Results for April 29, 2011
• Tour Shores Wildflower Meadow
• Man gets death penalty for fire murders
• Florida Legislative Briefs
• For The Record: Mother's Day event
• Florida budget negotiators agree on school spending
• Seeking relief
• Pump prices jump to $3.91 on tightening supplies
• Friends, family remember Hayward
• For many, sleepless night to see fairy-tale wedding
• Beach officer recovering from shooting
• Photo Gallery: Destruction in Alabama
• Shuttle launch has been postponed for at least 48 hours
• Locals up early for royal wedding festivities
• Charter schools likely to expand in Florida
• New roadblocks hamper efforts for budget deal
• Senate approves gun bills
• Photo Gallery: The Royal Wedding
• Endeavour weathers storm, ready to launch
• Concert benefit set
• New Song opening
• Community kids fishing tournament May 14
• May film festival slated
• Stratton Road fire 70 percent contained
• Nelmar residents: We'll fight proposed Collins House changes
• Senate gets court proposal
• Guide teaches teens law
• Police reports from April 28, 2011
• Open house set for road improvements
• Beach officer shot
• Man faces charges in road rage incident
• UPDATE: St. Aug Beach officer in stable condition, suspects in custody
• Photo gallery. Storms batter the south.
• ‘ObamaCare’ slur hurled in budget talks
• Goal for The Players Championship: $50M for kids
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Newly instated bishop brings rich background
• Rubio: Raising debt limit would be 'catastrophic'
• Senators nix pitch to fight unions
• Brush fire engulfs 100 acres
• St. Johns Riverkeeper stepping down
• Police reports from April 27, 2011
• Pedestrian struck by deputy car dies
• Matisyahu show Aug. 23 in Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• SAHS raises money for Relay
• Fire closes U.S. 1
• Two face drug charges in connection to meth lab
• Pedestrian dies after being struck on I-95 by Jax deputy
• Vatican announces new bishop
• House passes welfare drug testing requirement
• House voting on repeal of religious funding ban
• Improvements to US 1-SR 312 intersection coming
• Kissing honors go to Janice Brown
• Spring in Palm Valley
• Festival concludes this week
• Elections bill drawing fire
• MLK fingerprint card preserved
• Florida legislators to vote on abortion bills
• Gun bills nearly law
• Man guilty of sex charge with 14-year-old
• Lottery Results for April 26, 2011
• Police reports from April 26, 2011
• Rubio town hall meeting today
• Scott tax cuts not part of budget deal
• Planning & Building Department sets Nelmar Terrace meeting
• Child welfare investigation leads to drug arrest
• Two face drug charges
• Senate committee passes Supreme Court overhaul plan
• Winn-Dixie hosts fair for part-time openings in St. Johns County
• Bondi finds money to pay for drug database
• Senate budget chief unloads on House speaker
• House set for floor action on abortion bills
• SJR State has 51st graduation Friday
• Scott's tax repeal on hold
• Office transformed into art gallery
• Scott looks to curb Citizens insurance
• Off-duty deputy strikes, kills man
• People asked to contact lawmakers for education
• FWC seeks alligator trappers
• Police reports from April 25, 2011
• Deputies look for purse theft suspects
• St. Johns deputy hits, kills pedestrian
• Effort to privatize Florida prisons raises questions of cost
• Republican legislative agenda targets major Democratic donors
• State budget negotiations begin in earnest
• Sewing guild meets Tuesday
• Two named to Pilot district posts
• Crawford, Hawks push Magic to brink of elimination with Game 4 loss
• Roadwork this week: April 25-May 1, 2011
• Police reports from April 24, 2011
• Statewide, schools face cuts
• Parade wows crowd
• Snedeker wins Heritage, denies Donald top spot
• Pick a Pet Picnic planned for Saturday
• 76ers rally to topple Heat
• Cuts in Bright Futures planned
• Easter parade
• Putnam State Bank forms advisory boards
• Man seriously hurt in crash
• Train smashes into car; no injuries
• Flagler bestows degrees
• Florida Republicans rush to weaken Democrats ahead of 2012
• Facts and artifacts
• Police report from April 23, 2011
• Vehicle sought in Friday hit-and-run
• Ivory Coast warlord agrees to disarm his forces
• Is $27M for radios necessary?
• Train smashes into car; no injuries
• Northwest St. Johns man hurt in crash
• Pastors briefly jailed after tense day in court
• Palm Coast man struck, killed
• Fire Rescue receives Certificate of Merit
• British tourist honored for catching falling child
• Gov. Scott tells EPA: Water rules not needed
• EPIC Flower & Garden Expo draws huge crowds
• House speaker: No guarantee of on-time finish
• Does your cell phone know where you are?
• Teens rescue father, son
• Easter Egg Hunt a chance for sharing, and a little candy too
• Lottery Results for April 22, 2011
• Car strikes, kills man lying in roadway in Flagler Co.
• Speaker: No guarantee of on-time finish
• House passes bill to block EPA water rules
• St. Johns County Chamber to Host Seasonal Blend Networking Program
• 'He is not here, but is risen!'
• Activists: We'll sue if immigration law passes
• New bald eagle nest found
• Vilano 5K, celebration next month
• Field of Dreams opens Saturday
• Police reports from April 21, 2011
• Rubio's town hall meeting set
• King Street reopening
• House lifts limits on growth
• Ala. sorry for rape case handling
• 'Bad' voting bill advances
• Man faces drug charges
• Sexual battery suspect arrested in Palatka
• House reviews property tax cap for businesses
• Pork? Turkeys? Earmarks? Florida budget has loads of hometown spending
• Turtle nesting season begins May 1; beach regs will change
• House voting on 'pill mill' crackdown bill
• Mike Davis to run for district seat
• Museums expect big budget hit
• Motor homes set up camp for rally
• Investigators release drawing of hit and run suspect
• County OKs incentives for stand-alone emergency room
• Police reports from April 20, 2011
• Gang members busted on federal racketeering laws
• Woman, infant hurt in crash
• Guard's media officer retires
• Investigators release drawing of hit and run suspect
• Investigators looking for Palatka sexual battery suspect
• Woman, infant, seriously hurt in Putnam crash
• Scott's office bills taxpayers $25,000 for consultant's work
• House to rewrite state election laws
• County trying for freestanding emergency room
• St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Heather Sutherland Neville as Membership Manager
• Reservist honored in ceremony
• FloArts musical slated
• Energy payment assistance available
• Final launch for Endeavour set for April 29
• Reduced oversight coming to growth laws
• Mica: End nursing home backlog
• 'Dateline' in city to film new episode
• County tweaks draft noise ordinance
• Lottery Results for April 20, 2011
• Police reports from April 19, 2011
• Bartram principal promoted to District post
• UPDATE: Missing woman found
• FPL’s solar power plan gets new life
• Cat Fight: St. Augustine lion too loud for some neighbors
• Police reports from April 18, 2011
• State property tax overhaul gains momentum
• France had big contribution to St. Augustine's history
• Jury chosen for sexual felony offender case
• City plans Young memorial
• 2 dead in crash identified
• Foreclosure assistance program taking claims
• 3 rescued from water near abandoned boat
• Fire burns on San Sebastian Island
• Colleges hire politicians to get influence
• Porn filter vote delayed
• Two in fatal crash identified
• Roadwork this week: April 18-24, 2011
• Palatka police search for suspect after shooting
• County to address noise
• Nat'l Park Service preserves Oldest City's past for future
• Police reports from April 17, 2011
• Expo raises funds with flowers
• Blessing of the Fleet
• Allure of iPad, other tablets hurting PC sales
• Pedestrian killed in freak accident on S.R. 13
• Graduates' chances at a job improve
• Raising turtle awareness
• Jobless rate drops in St. Johns County
• Rhythm & Ribs Festival
• Settlers decided to move along
• Swimmers OK after close call
• Welcome Business: April 17, 2011
• PlayBook tablet performs strong, compact and light
• 6 banks shuttered; makes 34 in 2011
• Business Briefs: April 17, 2011
• PV boat crash injures 3
• Police report: April 16, 2011
• Mosquito board won't ask to use Sheriff's helicopter
• Scott rallies Tea Party backers
• Small but vocal group protests outside rally
• Disabled thank Scott for rescinding cuts
• Rainy day fund prevents school layoffs, other cuts
• Swimmers OK after close call
• Boat crash injures 3
• Trailer kills woman on State Road 13
• Tea Party rally today
• Federal 450th commission named
• Orchid cactus blooms breathtaking
• Fla. House passes courts overhaul legislation
• Evidence determines runaway vehicle make
• Search on for new lawyer in murder case
• Rowe gets 50 years in shooting death
• Sell-out crowd enjoys Miranda Lambert
• Consumers feel the pinch of pricier gas and food
• That's getting pricey
• Weekend full of festivals in St. Johns County
• Lottery Results for April 15, 2011
• Car pursuit suspects linked to robbery
• BREAKING: Rowe gets 50 years
• St. Augustine 450th Commission members named
• Senate approves bill to strengthen local pensions
• Coquina Crossing owners forced to buy flood insurance
• Controversial election law change moves forward
• More good news on Fla. unemployment anticipated
• Palm Coast forum on cyberbullying set for Saturday
• Police reports from April 14, 2011
• Lee Weaver portrays Judas Sunday
• Navy League visits area
• St. Paul's fish fry Saturday
• Big day for endangered croc
• Friends remember Wrigley
• Three detained after chase
• House debates courts overhaul
• GOP makes union bill a priority
• Disabilities funding gets restored
• UPDATE: SJCSO on scene at rollover involving robbery suspects
• Flagler County Sheriff's Office hosting cyber bullying workshop
• Lawmakers debate seaports, judiciary, septic tanks
• Scott closes deal on Solantic sale
• Lawmakers advance welfare drug testing bill
• Flagler English professor to have first novel published
• Flagler Communication and Student Newspaper Students Sweep Through 'Mark of Excellence' Awards
• Flagler College Senior Named Grand Award Winner of New Judged Anthology
• Cyclist killed in hit-and-run
• Man dies in accidental shooting at police range
• Rowe's murder trial still on
• Drug sting nabs 13 dealers
• Union dues bill one step away from floor
• Obama's deficit plan begins tug-of-war with Republicans
• Police reports from April 13, 2011
• Fannie Mae opens regional help center
• Riberia rehab to start
• UPDATE: Robbery at new Walgreens, near Shores Blvd.
• UPDATE: Bicyclist dead in CR 214 crash
• VIDEO: Sheriff's Office holds arrest warrant sweep
• SJCSO arrests street-level drug dealers
• UPDATE: Acidental death at FOP shooting range
• Governor: State workers should move to 401Ks
• Report: Effects of spill will unfold over years
• Fla. House panel OKs compromise pill mill bill
• Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum Lands Shuttle Discovery
• Spring dance gala set
• Gov. Scott tries to sell health clinics
• Scott seeks to end pensions for new hires
• Cannon reining in state's judicial branch
• Drug 'deal' leads to lower sentence
• Shoemaker to seek District 20 seat
• Inlet dredging to start
• Lottery Results for April 12, 2011
• Osteen, reported missing, found in Western Florida
• SAPD shuts down Flagler Blvd. 'drug house'
• Speaker: Fla. CEOs not seeking corporate tax cut
• Crist, Byrne settle lawsuit over campaign song
• Fla. lawmakers may redo federal budget amendment
• St. Augustine woman named to judicial nominating panel
• Illegal aliens arrested at work sites
• Furthur, Wiz Khalifa to perform at Amphitheatre
• Governor to lead tea party rally at county fairgrounds
• Close passage of carriage ordinance
• Stanaland trial starts May 16
• Convicted rapist tries to escape
• St. Augustine, Bahamas fostering air tourism ties
• Test season begins Monday in Fla. public schools
• Boaters beware of flying Gulf sturgeon
• 3 Fantasy 5 players share $61,590 top prize
• Tour de Farm: A chance to learn
• Slow drivers target of new bill
• Schwartzel wins the Masters
• LeBron's 27-point effort helps Heat win
• Flagler splits DH in softball
• St. Ambrose conducts its annual fair
• P.E.O. installs officers
• Bozard title sponsor for Rhythm & Ribs Festival
• Oldest City goes to war
• Police charge UF players
• Carriage ordinance to come before St. Augustine City Commission today
• Nation's Oldest City: When gov't funds were stolen
• Legislative session veers to the right
• Pay, benefit cuts = low morale, high turnover
• Paddle board race
• Bobby Barnes, 5-decade Record employee, dies
• The Record's 2011 All-County Boys Basketball Team
• Archives tell tale of aviation in oldest city
• Nease IB seniors perform service at Guana reserve
• Flagler student to study Egyptology
• Remembering Vince Jeffs
• Back from Tallahassee
• Pill tracking system gets go-ahead
• Sunny day rains on Bozard's car giveaway
• Sex offender gets 10 years in prison
• Tour de Farm highlights local farms
• Agencies ready for shutdown
• No charges in Mission vandalism
• Increase in competition puts heat on pizza chains
• Tabebuia puts on spring show
• 7-year-old shields boys from dog
• Friends remember Tucker McCarty
• Senate drops SunPass discount repeal
• Pants on the ground hits sour note with Orlando lawmaker
• Shank to be interim fire chief
• No cars given away at Bozard dealership
• St. Johns tax collection rates currently better than last year
• Candidates for education commissioner sought
• 2 men charged in shooting of NIU football player
• Bullying: What families need to know
• Sunday forecast: Fair!
• Police search for missing woman
• Budget bills pass legislature
• Felder faces life in prison
• SAPD seeking suspect
• Senate passes retirement bill
• Repo case court date set
• Police Report: April 7, 2011
• Register now for the Vilano 5K
• Riberia Street construction to begin
• Author 'enchants' crowd
• Structural problems force gazebo to close
• Deputies look for missing woman
• Disabled advocates protest Scott's big cuts
• Legislature’s top agenda item: The budget
• Here's your chance to fire Castillo's cannon
• Hastings man arrested on drug charges, suspected of dog fighting
• House speaker presents revised court reform bills
• Senate moderates public employee pension bill
• Loan keeps courthouses open in Fla. -- for now
• Boat sinks 14 miles off shore
• Bizarre 3rd attack on pro-life display
• Events being held for National Library Week
• Police reports from April 6, 2011
• BREAKING: Police rescue boaters in distress
• Scott, chief justice cut deal to keep courts open
• Pro-Life display marked with bizarre vandalism
• No honeymoon for Scott with voters
• Property insurance reform bill gains steam
• Privatizing prisons could prove profitable to politically connected companies
• Bar's appeal denied by commission
• Court date set in 2009 shooting death
• Lottery Results for April 5, 2011
• After the storm, pleasant temps
• Capital murder case continued to August
• 'Saber' squadron medics broaden skills while deployed
• Going for a swim
• Police reports from April 5, 2011
• King Street traffic to shift Thursday
• Homeless beating victim dies in woods
• Helen Street house fire extinguished
• Courts weigh closing 14 days
• Structure fire evacuates people from home
• Fla’s George LeMieux launches 2012 US Senate bid
• BREAKING: Storm snuffs power, chokes traffic
• State to expand help for foreclosed homeowners
• Immigration bill sparks heated debate in Florida Senate
• Scott, Cabinet to consider DEP request
• Worms swarm Vilano Beach waters
• Schools urged to go electronic
• County hosting free energy workshops
• Police reports from April 4, 2011
• Senators say ethics laws don't go far enough
• Senate measure nixes school board salaries
• Scott asked to change stance on pill mills
• McGovern sounds off on money in politics
• Free energy efficiency workshops continue in April
• Lawmakers lend help to veterans
• Education reform dominates Legislature
• Bill would protect nursing homes in lawsuits
• Legislature likely to curtail abortion rights
• Historic run by VCU may cost Shaka
• Police reports from April 3, 2011
• One-vehicle crash claims county man
• Roadwork this week: April 4-10
• Parking issue before county
• GOP targets state unions
• British files shed light on Nazi spies in Ponte Vedra
• Botanist a floral forefather
• 'Community' is mission for SJR State
• Flagler: Baseball wins first conference series since February
• Women's NCAA: Texas A&M rallies to upset No. 1 seed Stanford
• The Unlikelys: Butler and UConn play for it all
• Flagler's Human Rights Advocates to host 'Hunger Banquet'
• Flagler College professor of English tops in 2010 European Romantic Review
• Flagler College online newspaper brings home two awards at national journalism competition
• Tour boat business latest to create jobs
• Police report: April 2, 2011
• Man convicted in fatal attack on woman
• Man charged with opening bridge, endangering train
• State budget crises push sentencing reforms
• Re-Enacting Juan Ponce De Leon's Discovery
• Lottery Results for April 2, 2011
• AmEx pushing for expansion
• Food commodity price surges seen swamping consumers with inflation
• Bigger corn crop not likely to ease growing food prices
• Habitat gets help from Mayport sailors
• Veteran receives Bronze Star
• Ky. AG urges Florida drug tracking
• Nation's Oldest City: Fernandina celebrates milestone
• Marriages & Divorces: April 3, 2011
• Camping opportunities
• Fourth generation Eagle Scout
• Will the governor's job creation plan work?
• Fire union talks hit an impasse
• Economist: No jobs plan
• Oxfam Hunger Banquet set for Tuesday
• Hands-free faucets harbor germs, Johns Hopkins study says
• Deputy released after crash
• 100th anniversary of flight at beach
• Chief retiring after 35 years of service
• Arc leaders protest cuts to disabled
• Parks will complete bridge work
• United, Continental boost airfares $10 per round trip
• Ford tops GM in March
• Azaleas herald spring's arrival
• Lottery Results for April 1, 2011
• Fire Rescue Chief retiring
• Lawmakers seek ways around class-size rules
• Iowa, South Carolina outraged over Florida primary
• House passes Medicaid privatization plan
• State seeking to control water districts
• Drug test bill advances in House
• Senate pension plan passes
• Lots going on in Hastings
• Debt-free celebration
• Wet weather woes
• Police reports from March 31, 2011
• Memorial planned for Andrew Young
• Deputy, 2 children hospitalized after crash
• Cops identify dead pedestrian
• BREAKING: Deputy involved in crash near Palencia
• UPDATE: Robbery suspect arrested
• Graffiti suspect faces more charges
• Senate: State workers should pay more for health insurance
• County firearms laws don't match state's
• Legislative notebook: Pill mills, state pensions
• House voting on Medicaid privatization
• Officials: County one of healthiest
• Florida House panel approves annual budget bill
• Termite inspector finds surprise: 5-foot alligator
• Heavy rain downs power lines
• First America youth group forming
• U.S. Marshals detain community activist
• St. Augustine developer charged
• Police reports from March 30, 2011
• WEATHER ALERT: Tornado warning issued until 4:45 p.m.
• BREAKING: Community activist Ed Slavin detained
• Today in Tallahassee
• Citizens’ bill to raise premiums clears first hurdle
• St. Johns one of state's healthiest counties
• Florida asks again for OK on redistricting amendments
• Pedestrian killed on interstate
• Bankruptcy motion declared 'frivolous'
• Bill would take tenure from faculty at colleges
• Replacement sought for retiring judge
• Police reports from March 29, 2011
• Re-enacting the 1600s
• Lottery Results for March 29, 2011
• Selena Gomez set for Amphitheatre
• Lawmaker wants teachers to grade parents
• SJA hula moola set
• Tea party plans rally in April
• Carlisle to add 90 high-paying jobs
• Carlisle bringing 90 new jobs to St. Augustine
• Month-long fraud investigation leads to arrest
• Bill to spur alternative energy would raise bills, draws disagreement
• Legislature wants to privatize prisons, probation officers
• Woman injured in CR 13 crash
• House begins debate on Medicaid revamp
• Police reports from March 28, 2011
• Fallen deputy, his family honored
• Doctors, NRA reach compromise over gun questions
• Proctor supports school growth bills
• Diminished board delays carriage ordinance
• Pablo Road Bridge reopens
• Airport seeking video of crash
• Senate budget plan tops House's by $3.3B
• Next: Community college reform?
• Sawgrass Marriott gets bankruptcy extension
• FPL phone messages are a scam
• ATV crash injures 3 children
• Three sent to hospital after ATV rollover
• Pablo Road Bridge over Ponte Vedra canal opens today
• Police looking for attempted ATM thieves
• Man faces carjacking charges
• New Weight Watchers Group Starting April 1
• Roadwork this week: March 28-April 3
• SAR discusses government at recent meeting
• McGovern to address town hall meeting
• Public comments to be heard on proposed carriage ordinance
• EWLI honors women leaders
• Brush fire breaks out in St. Augustine Shores
• Cockfights meant 'big money' here
• Flagler Estates residents question new fire station location
• Air show answers could be long in coming
• VCU stuns Kansas 71-61
• Kentucky beats North Carolina 76-69 in East final
• Flagler's Legacy teams with GOLDFINCH Boutique to co-host 'TOMS One Day Without Shoes'
• Flagler College to Host Author Les Standiford
• Fatal plane crash at Flagler County airshow
• Sickening feeling for Seminoles after OT loss
• Tavi Sport is battling leukemia with Cheetos, pickles, a golf club and a smile
• GOP governors revamp agendas
• Tougher FCAT tests coming
• Colorful parade prompts smiles
• Menendez High masonry team is tops
• Farming in spotlight next month during tour
• Living history event next weekend
• City's art colony is topic of oral history symposium
• Creative fashions at Bartram Trail
• Showtime performs for Magic game
• Legal aid fundraiser brings in $4,000-plus
• Camp time
• Video: Hare Krishna followers parade in St. Augustine
• State unemployment falls
• Police: Suspect in Ga. officer's death surrenders
• Lottery Results for March 25, 2011
• Beach clean-up today
• Grant boosts Ag Center trees
• Prosecutors drop case against ex-speaker Sansom
• Road projects: March 26-April 1
• Nintendo tries to revive handhelds
• Legislature looks into charter schools
• Gunman robs S.R. 16 Best Western
• Gazdick takes on cyber crime
• SUV strikes child, dog in Julington Creek
• Bill scales back deregulation of professions
• Senate president wants hospital funds released
• House taking up bill to restrict unions
• Kathleen Damiano Named St. Johns County’s 2010-2011 School-Related Employee Of The Year
• Juniors mark Ring Day
• Parish mission at Cathedral
• NPR talk show host visits area
• Nichols to appeal punishment of 2 life sentences
• Gov. Scott signs teacher merit pay, tenure bill
• City chilly to rock club rowdiness
• School board chair resigns to protest Scott
• Chariots will interrupt traffic
• Police reports from March 24, 2011
• Lottery Results for March 24, 2011
• Boil water notice lifted
• A look ahead at today’s Legislature
• Nassau sheriff calls in St. Johns sheriff for probe
• Scott taking aim at Florida's public hospitals
• Senate may help ex-convicts get jobs
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - March 23, 2011
• Police reports from March 23, 2011
• Jefferson Starship playing PV Hall
• Child ran into traffic, was struck by vehicle
• Man gets 2 life sentences
• Report: Damaged pipe blocked blowout preventer on BP well
• Elizabeth Taylor dies of congestive heart failure
• Inmate stricken at jail, dies
• Couple in Jacksonville cared for 170 feral cats
• Higher tuition, lower aid
• Local woman was the face of Cleopatra
• Inmate dies suddenly in jail
• Child OK after struck by car
• Jefferson Starship to perform at PV Concert Hall
• Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79
• Scott orders random drug testing of state employees
• A look ahead at today’s Legislature
• Scott approves partial bailout for courts
• 'We Give Books' comes to city
• Timberlin Creek food manager earns top award
• County beaches getting busy
• Abortion funding bill about insurance, not abortion, says Wise
• Child testifies at trial
• 800 more students expected
• Education funding cuts are grim, schools remain hopeful
• Florida Bar Foundation approves several grants
• Groups sponsor 8th Habitat home
• Police reports from March 22, 2011
• Precautionary boil water notice issued
• State Capitol Briefs: March 23, 2011
• Highway builders against raiding road fund
• Palm Coast reaches recycling milestone
• Lottery Results for March 22, 2011
• Hogan, Brown in runoff for Jacksonville mayor
• House wants voters to decide on property tax cuts
• Floridians face crazy 2012 election
• More Crist veto overrides coming this week
• Florida court system facing $72.3 million deficit
• Jeff Holt, revered local teacher, dead at 61
• Police reports for March 21, 2011
• Suspected murder-suicide in Palm Coast
• Brush fire chars 12 acres
• Sexual battery trial begins
• Forester: With no rain, more fires a real threat
• Deputies investigating Flagler County murder-suicide
• BREAKING: Brush fire off S.R. 16
• Today in Tallahassee: Guns, campaign cash, abortion and more
• Ground shakes in St. Johns, Flagler
• Water table rose after quake
• Police report from March 20, 2011
• Coastal change a constant
• Bassmaster Elite puts Palatka on map
• BSP gives to technical school
• Blaze threatens homes
• Weekly meetings: March 21, 2011
• Sewing guild meets Tuesday
• Prisoner tax fraud serious problem in NE Fla.
• One man dead, one injured by gunshots
• AAUW presenting program on China
• Roadwork this week: March 21, 2011
• No respite from drought
• Hospital bill to be debated
• Flagler County seeks to combat bullying
• EVENT DATE CHANGE: Flagler College presents lecture on Florida's 1861 secession
• Oprah-selected author Connie May Fowler to speak at Flagler College
• Lastinger gift launches Flagler College Restoration Campaign
• Flagler Hosts Community Lecture on Godless Europe
• Flagler English professor wins Cider Press Review Book Award
• Flagler College to host Franciscan Conference 'From La Florida to La California'
• Lunar show a thriller at lighthouse
• Despite budget woes, school sports to stay
• Some early residents of city sought burial at Monastery of St. Francis
• Mother Nature restoring a ravaged North Vilano
• Event salutes troops
• 1 hurt in South Ponte Vedra
• Living local
• Honor society at St. Johns inducts 41
• It's SPIN to the rescue
• Alton Jones leads bass tourney in Palatka
• Walker stands tall, Gators eliminate UCLA 73-65
• Record Video Gallery
• U.S. trying to link overdoses to Fla. pain clinics
• Jacksonville could get high-speed rail
• Scott seeks to pare back cyber crime unit
• Death penalty debated for three defendants
• Panel recommends Fla. campaign fund override
• Lottery Results for March 18, 2011
• Starbucks raises prices on packaged coffee
• J.D. Power and Associates: Lincoln No. 1 in long-term quality
• Awards honor outstanding lawyers, firms in Florida
• Hurricane names Igor, Tomas retired
• Economists widen state budget gap by $135M
• Festival organizers pleased with response
• Mystery rising from 'Airplane Graveyard'
• Budget writers seek to end pre-paid tuition
• County tops 190,000 residents
• Plant caladiums for summer color
• Alligator Farm zip line course opens
• Palm Coast residents report ground rumbling
• Record Video Gallery
• Population growth could spur electoral free-for-all
• Senate proposal would suspend Florida prepaid tuition plan
• Economists reviewing Fla. revenue forecast
• Obryan to get treatment
• ACLU, Flagler school district settle gay case
• Two face fed. charges for graffiti
• Judicial Commission seeks Duval applicants
• Trial date set in 2010 DUI death
• Census finds share of Latinos up by 60 percent
• HAWKE adopts baby otter
• Emergency system test today
• Three injured in vehicle rollover on State Road 16
• Bill to loosen class size cap advances
• Gleaners provide food for the hungry
• Police reports from March 17, 2011
• Flagler County deputies warn against scammers
• ACLU reaches agreement with Flagler County School over LGBT harrassment
• Alligator Farm zip line course opens
• Lawmakers consider higher tuition, tougher Bright Futures standards
• Census to release Florida data today
• House passes growth management bill - again
• March Board Briefs - March 16, 2011
• Teacher merit pay bill goes to Scott
• New technique for old favorite
• Jags' drummers celebrate music
• Abare to be knighted on Saturday
• Senate limits suits against automakers
• Japan begins air drop on reactor
• Cheap food may be a thing of the past
• Police reports from March 16, 2011
• Senate panel OKs two gambling bills
• Summerhaven sea wall construction begins Monday
• Bill advances to let state insurers raise rates 30 pct.
• Senator: Teach evolution alternative
• Inlet dredging to start
• Private testing in new system questioned
• Flagler staff worries over cuts to Florida Resident Access Grant
• Dentists want to charge more
• 5K run to interrupt traffic
• Man calls sheriff's office for assistance, ends up arrested
• Man found with gun faces charges after resisting arrest
• Today's markets: Stocks hit by Japan fears despite Nikkei rally
• Agriculture chief wants control over school lunch, breakfast programs
• House committee votes to cut oversight of about 30 professions
• Graduation Schedule
• Marineland gets new name
• Lottery Results for March 15, 2011
• 30 years for shooting over 'disrespect'
• Lions wow repeat visitors
• Lions roar back
• Palencia fire station grant provides staff
• AARP bulletin editor forum speaker
• Miami-Dade voters recall Mayor Alvarez
• For The Record: March 16, 2011
• House votes on teacher pay, tenure today
• County's gun regulations to be revised
• State to close 3 prisons, boot camps
• School nutrition bill reaction mixed
• N.C. director to conduct at royal wedding
• Summer camp listings needed
• Police reports from March 15, 2011
• Secret Service investigating local counterfeiting charges
• Video: The lions return to the bridge
• In Fla. House, teacher tenure bill an all-day topic today
• No help for beaches in Scott budget plan
• State Senate panel strengthens drug monitoring
• Lions return to guard bridge
• The Nation's Weather: March 14, 2011
• Putnam fire causes power outage
• Thrasher: Dues bill helps unions
• Seaworld staff may join orcas in water
• Helping hands forming youth group
• Police reports from March 14, 2011
• Local educators rally against bill
• Program documents Shores' history
• City passes 1st reading of carriage ordinance
• Man gets 6 years probation
• Down power line sparks brush fire in Palatka
• BREAKING NEWS: Osmanovic gets 6 years probation
• Group projects growth visions for NE Florida
• Rally set for today
• Police reports from March 13, 2011
• Flagler Beach cop charged with DUI
• Roadwork this week: March 14-20
• Business development workshop soon
• GOP board has new members
• Republican groups meeting
• Nice weather helps Seafood Fest
• Lions served as models
• Couple witnesses tsunami aftermath
• Court restructuring considered
• First reading of the horse carriage ordinance today
• A green day in the old city
• Fla. gov'ts improve in public records audit
• Paying for rain
• Bankers vs. merchants
• In colonial St. Augustine, midwives played a unique role
• Officials: Harbor Inlet badly needs dredging
• Educators decry infusion of politics into schools
• Jury had freed sex crime suspect
• Multiple accidents, including one fatal, tangle traffic
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: March 13, 2011
• Police reports from March 12, 2010
• 6-year-old killed in Palatka
• St. Augustine jammed as festivals, beautiful weather attract big crowds
• Technology boosts Girl Scout Cookie sales
• Feline HowLing has his say
• Japan awakens to scenes from science-fiction movie in aftermath of massive quake, tsunami
• Freezes change plant's bloom pattern
• White House drug czar: Florida needs prescription drug database
• Panel OKs oil spill relief bill
• Parade will disrupt traffic
• Florida loses $2.4B for high-speed trains
• Lightner lands painting 'worth millions'
• Lottery Results for March 11, 2011
• King Street drainage project to be finished in May
• Thrasher withdraws golf course proposal
• Bill would trim Citizens' beach coverage
• Apple laps tablet field
• Japanese police: 200-300 bodies found on northeast coast
• Japan evacuates residents near nuke plant
• Tsunami waves slam Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• Lawmaker files medical marijuana amendment
• UPDATE: Death toll now at 60 following Japan quake, tsunami
• Davidson Realty Announces Spring Webinars
• Saint Johns County School District News - March 10, 2011
• Music will fill the air
• Police: Graffiti vandals could face more charges
• Fla. Senate passes teacher-pay bill
• Area jobless rate climbs to 10 percent
• For The Record: March 11, 2011
• Alligator Farm welcomes lemurs
• Thrasher's golf bill draws fire
• Palm Coast's water the 'best tasting'
• Group: End minimum sentencing
• A1A group holds final public workshop on sign
• Lottery results: March 10, 2011
• Police reports March 10, 2011
• Man dies after fall from Renaissance hotel
• There're lots to choose from in Putnam
• Torchlight tours at Fort Matanzas Monument
• Homeless man faces sexual battery charges
• UPDATE: Missing 15-year-old girl from Ohio found in Palm Coast hotel room
• County unemployment shows troubling trend
• One dead after fall at Renaissance Hotel
• Former Putnam officer says he molested hundreds
• Scott doesn't want money for drug database
• Thrasher proposes golf courses in state parks
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - March 7, 2011
• City wants help celebrating lions' return
• Big question on merit pay: Will there be money to pay it?
• Dismantling U.S. 1 fire tower
• The nation's weather: March 9, 2011
• Gun bill changed to remove campus carry
• Mulkey: Bernado de Jesus will be greatly missed
• Police reports from March 9, 2011
• Mosquito board to hear of talk with county
• County recruiting new volunteers for parks
• Full house takes up jobless benefits changes today
• Teacher merit pay bill close to passing state Senate
• Shuttle Discovery makes graceful return
• Florida makes it harder for ex-felons to vote
• Parents: Use Internet porn filters
• Probe underway in removal of nursing home advocate
• Lottery Results for March 10, 2011
• Scott wants Department of Community Affairs dismantled
• Fla. Senate voting on health care amendment
• 'Foreclosure King' shuts his practice
• Muted rallies lead up to Legislature's opening
• State Briefs: March 9, 2011
• Legislature opens regular session
• NPR's Diane Rehm comes to PV Concert Hall
• Police reports from March 8, 2011
• After quiet spell, graffiti resurfaces
• Thursday cake auction benefits relay
• State of education panel Thursday
• Shopping mall interested in buying land by Publix
• Motorcyclist loses leg after Monday's crash
• Scott Tries to sell Lawmakers on Jobs Agenda
• Teachers: Why is Legislature against us?
• Beach tree ordinance passes first hurdle
• FDOT working on Bridge of Lions problem
• County Parks Dept. announces new V.I.P program
• County watering restrictions change this weekend
• NPR's Diane Rehm to visit PV Concert Hall
• Bill would cut Florida jobless benefits
• Sides gird up for Medicaid fight
• Rail or no rail, Nelson says Florida could owe feds millions
• House speaker wants 2 Supreme Courts
• Car hits building
• Bridge closes, traffic stalls
• Unions bracing for tough Fla. legislative session
• Discovery heads home to retire
• Motorcycle, SUV crash
• Mica: Jax Port dredging 2 years out
• Lawmakers plan quick start to 2011 session
• Florida Legislative briefs
• 1 injured in U.S. 1 crash
• Anthony wants comments to detectives tossed
• Police reports from March 7, 2011
• Motorcyclist flown to Shands after crash
• Sex offender charged with assault on teen
• Discovery makes final departure from space station
• Ponte Vedra lone exception as area real estate prices, sales dip after third-quarter spike
• Protestors to rally on Legislature’s opening day
• Controversial issues; your legislators
• New faces, new fights: Issues on the front line for Florida Legislature
• 'Noles continue late push
• Tire gamble helps Edwards win in Las Vegas
• Tree regulations to be considered at Beach
• Sabbatini holds on to win Honda Classic
• Democratic women talk women's history
• DAR celebrate women in history
• Mixed news for local banks
• Statues a monument to change
• Budget cuts draw support, opposition
• Police reports from March 6, 2011
• Roadwork this week: March 7-13, 2011
• Flagler: Baseball sweeps doubleheader
• Sarafina
• A look at life in the 17th century
• Jefferson Airplane star's art 'takes off'
• DEFICIT HOGTIES STATE BUDGET
• Change coming to education
• Grocery bills set to rise
• Business Briefs: March 6, 2011
• Is my needle in a haystack perhaps?
• Police report from March 5, 2011
• Marriages and divorces: March 6, 2011
• Two-vehicle crash sends 1 to hospital
• Lottery Results for March 4, 2011
• Court, LaHood shoot down Florida high-speed rail project
• The real story of how Haitians coped after tragedy
• State jobless rate expected to get worse
• Privateer Lynx to City: We won't be back
• Nearly 20 percent use Web while driving
• Vilano Beach preparing for Publix
• Master Gardener program pays off
• St. Augustine Bike Plan seeks suggestions
• Obama, Jeb Bush share education stage
• Applicants sought for Court of Appeal
• Fla. high court: Governor can reject rail funding
• Obama in Florida to discuss education policy
• NASA: Observation satellite fails to reach orbit
• Saint Johns County School District Happenings Calendar - March 2011
• Northrup Grumman laying off 500 in Md.
• Judge: States must continue with health overhaul
• Shooting details emerge
• NARFE hosts an evening reception
• Police reports from March 3, 2011
• MLK breakfast speaker, CME bishop dies at age 65
• Conservation, weatherization in the news
• Putnam's Azalea Festival Saturday
• Raid may disrupt traffic
• Fla. high court hears rail lawsuit
• 'Operation Medicine Cabinet' March 12
• Mission to Jamaica
• Campaign dollars are hard to track
• How term limits reshaped Florida politics — for better or worse
• Start the day with French toast
• Florida budget cutters focus on public employees
• With fewer foreclosures, court money drying up
• Arrest made in obscene graffiti case
• Police reports from March 2, 2011
• Free sports clinics in Palm Coast
• Lottery Results for March 2, 2011
• Beach tolls start
• Gamble Rogers festival headliners announced
• Scott files sharp response to high speed rail lawsuit
• Putnam school board member crashes on S.R. 206
• City, Cadiz sign pact for cultural exchanges
• 'Airplane' founder to perform, display art Friday and Saturday
• 1 dies in shooting
• Fires burn 1,134 acres
• Lions return March 15 to guard Bridge
• First 2012 commission candidate announces
• Toedtman to close out spring Forum series with 'Doomsday on the Potomac'
• Flagler College presents lecture on Florida's 1861 secession
• Breaking news: Shooting at 10000 block of State Road 16
• Months of stalking ends in St. Johns County arrest
• Department of Health plan would cut jobs, primary care
• Docs, patients oppose Medicaid privatization
• State budget cutters focus on public employees
• American Youth Character Awards Nominations
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - February 28, 2011
• Deck becomes Mica's chief of staff
• Police reports from March 1, 2011
• Defendant asks to withdraw plea
• Mary Hadjis, 'Grand lady' of Sea Fair, dies at age 94
• Lottery Results for March 1, 2011
• Businesses invited to register for job fair
• Character Counts! nominations being accepted
• 3 principals, chief financial officer to retire
• County reduces commercial impact fees substantially
• Oldest living county official honored
• Wildfire nearly under containment
• Joyner, school district waits Legislature's budget verdict
• DEA sets up Fla. pill mill hotline
• Part-time legislating leads to conflicts of interest
• Bus route changes begin today
• Better think positive: Pessimism can block therapy
• Empty Stocking Fund gets $10,000 donation
• Last American veteran of WWI dies
• City OKs $18 million bond issue
• Crash causes power outage
• Films, fundraisers in the works
• Scott hires economic development chief
• Palm Coast dogs get their day
• Poll: People support Everglades restoration
• 6 county agencies get homeless funding
• City: Fairness vital in carriage ordinance
• Police reports from Feb. 28, 2011
• 'Nights of Lights' shut off for season
• Senate president gets paid $152K for college book deal
• Fire shuts down I-95
• UPDATE: US 1 closed, I-95 now open in all directions; fire still burning
• Lawmakers poised to privatize Medicaid statewide
• 'King's Speech' wins best-picture, 3 other Oscars
• Roadwork this week: Feb. 28-March 6, 2011
• Motorcyclist injured in Saturday crash
• SUV hauling truck overturns
• Police reports from Feb. 27, 2011
• Carriage issue to be subject of commission workshop
• Home destroyed
• Happy birthday, Nellie!
• Scott's goals known, his strategy isn't
• County may adjust impact fees
• Palm Coast Yacht Club has change of command
• Neighbors: Giant garage sale set for next month
• Building good health
• Confusion surrounds Indians' meeting with Spanish governor
• Marriages and Divorces: Feb. 27, 2011
• Police reports from February 26, 2011
• DEATH OF A WATERWAY
• Colorful parade, gala remember Menendez
• Basic rules for cats running a household
• Cotton crisis sends prices soaring
• Consumer sentiment increases
• States battle over budgets
• Injured astronaut aboard space shuttle 'in spirit'
• Gas prices to increase more
• Circle honors Bottom landscape
• Pricey Xoom provides competition for iPad
• Florida's high-speed rail plan gets another reprieve
• City cements relations with Cadiz
• Foreclosure sale of Harvey home canceled
• Suspect in Ponte Vedra Beach murder gets life in Jacksonville attack
• Lottery Results for Feb. 25, 2011
• Officers looking for armed robbery suspect
• Fishermen to rally over grouper ban
• Lawsuits challenge redistricting changes
• Scott lags in naming agency heads
• Thrasher's action on education bill angers opponents
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - February 22, 2011
• Police reports from Feb. 24, 2011
• State's rail fight close to finished
• Publix project moving along
• Pill mill rift widening
• Proposed shelter sites located
• Palm Coast man injured in I-95 crash
• Lincolnville Neighbors: Exhibit concluding at Dow Museum
• Collection day set Saturday
• Scott didn't have authority to sell planes
• Scott challenges lawmakers to cut jobs
• Navy to play at Woman's Club
• Controlling the flames
• Discovery blasts off on final voyage
• First Methodist marks 100-year anniversary
• The nation's weather: Feb. 24, 2011
• VIDEO: Semitrailer accident stops traffic on I-95
• Overturned semitrailer causes accidents on I-95
• Discovery ready for afternoon launch
• Tea Party, liberal groups plan Tallahassee rallies
• HealthGrades says Flagler Hospital is in top 50 in U.S.
• Arts council roughs out plan for Old City Hall
• Car crashes into house
• Cladek denied bond condition
• Former city couple stunned as Christchurch crumbled
• Senate, House advance merit pay bills
• Fire damages Lincolnville home
• Police reports from Feb. 23, 2011
• House panel OKs measures to diminish court's power
• Deputies search for missing St. Johns County man
• City firefighters put out house fire
• Environmentalists complain over Scott pick for agency chief
• Message system for unwanted, illegal signs working in St. Johns County
• Fla. consumer confidence remains high
• Lawmakers to take up decisive education issues
• 'Davis Shores' film screening Sunday
• Sen.: High-speed rail likely dead
• NRA, doctors spar over gun issue
• Top 'rookie' helps students think for themselves
• Florida briefs: Feb. 23, 2011
• Police reports from Feb. 22, 2011
• Senate softens pension bill
• County hosting energy-efficiency series
• SAR holds awards ceremony
• Scott sticks with drug tracking plan
• Upchurch on 'Cloud Nine'
• County to host energy efficiency workshop series
• UPDATE: Deputies locate missing Palm Coast man
• St. Petersburg police officer killed in shooting
• Legislators want to end ‘destructive’ gift ban
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• Nocatee land site of historic road important during slavery, Spanish Florida
• Scott stands firm against taking money for rail
• Scott has to deliver on new job growth
• New 'super termite' moving in
• People take advantage of unseasonably warm Presidents' Day
• Another huge sunfish washes up on beach
• Chamber staff gets to reapply for jobs
• Skull found in Satsuma not real
• Former resident creates huge cat family
• Redistricting process more complicated than just moving boundaries
• Flagler: Saints men, women pick up wins in tennis
• Ponte Vedra, Creekside open lacrosse season with high hopes
• 20-year-old Bayne wins the Daytona 500
• FishTales boating club launched
• Navy League honors around the area
• New Fla. Senate president pushes conservative plan
• Jet team training locally
• Hotel, motel numbers up
• City's unlikely art revealed
• Police reports from Feb. 20, 2011
• Homeschooler from St. Johns County wins regional spelling bee
• Roadwork this week: Feb. 21-27, 2011
• Venue lags in bookings
• Bye Bobby, don't forget lunch at noon
• Thank you, Bobby
• OSHA fines local company $69,168
• Shoppers pay the same for less
• Police report from February 19, 2011
• Concerns arise on interest rates
• When luggage and lateness matter as much as the fare
• United to carry on with Economy Plus seating
• Marketers rush to add interactive, phone-scannable codes
• One rescued from overturned car on C.R. 210
• Feds reject Mica plan to save high-speed rail
• Bayfront upgrade plan chosen
• Move to stop clean-water rules could affect St. Johns River
• Court: Question cops' testimony
• Scott pill proposal blasted
• Jet slides across runway during takeoff
• Fire officials, police blast pension bills
• Gulf oil spill claims chief rejects BP criticism
• Rabies alert lifted in county
• Discovery to launch Thursday
• Police: SUV going 65 mph hits bridge
• Holiday Closings: Feb. 19, 2011
• Scott pushes rural job development
• 'A work in progress' at Ponce Villas
• Speeding car overturns on Bridge of Lions
• Is Scott eyeing White House in 2012?
• Davidson Speaker Series Features Cooking Demo
• Police reports from Feb. 17, 2011
• Pregnant woman injured in Putnam crash
• City seeks jail time for vandals
• Legislative Briefs: Feb. 18, 2011
• Good Samaritans to be honored tonight
• For the Record: FEb. 18, 2011
• Jax attorney ticketed for possession of marijuana
• Fla.'s high court seeks 80 judges
• Reps. want rail money
• Building boom starts
• Veteran educator named county's teacher of the year
• Pregnant woman recovering after Putnam crash
• City police shut down alleged drug house
• Bassinets, children's products on recall list
• Senate bills propose moderate pension reform
• Flagler to host business planning workshop
• Mica, others working to save Florida's high-speed rail
• Local civil rights icon recalls progress
• Huge fish washes on beach
• City man wins $97K with lottery Quick Pick
• Police reports from Feb. 16, 2011
• Motorcyclist OK after crash with school bus
• Sister Hazel to play PV Concert Hall
• FWC officials investigating dead sunfish
• Vacant van leads to marijuana arrests
• Motorcyclist OK after crash with school bus
• Scott rejects fed high-speed rail funds
• Sister Hazel to perform in Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
• Scott alienates some black lawmakers at luncheon
• Opposition to Fla. water rules goes national
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - February 15, 2011
• Scott hears fears of state workers
• Black caucus, Scott find little in common
• Jacksonville Giants shooting hoops at Boys & Girls Club
• Puppy that was nearly air-mailed to get new home
• World Bank: Food prices push millions into poverty
• B-17 vet back in air on a WWII-era bomber
• A Thousand Cranes
• Fla. senators may cut optional Medicaid services
• 3 doctors, 18 others charged in Medicare scam
• Tips for Kids big success
• Couple pleased house was saved from fire
• Dali Lama's nephew killed in Flagler County
• Officials expect more brush fires
• County: Grant to open Pine Island
• Beach pass rates go up March 2
• Police reports from Feb. 15, 2010
• State Farm seeks rate hikes in property insurance
• Drifter convicted in forest killing case
• Flagler College Community Lecture to Address Spanish Florida Franciscan Missions
• Landrum Middle students suspended for pot
• SR 206 closes for hours, reopens Monday night
• Two Landrum students found with pot at school
• Nephew of Dalai Lama killed in Flagler County
• 2011 River Region East Science Fair Winners
• Sharon Jones & Dap Kings cancel
• Police reports from Feb. 14, 2011
• Man in court on charges of driving truck through garage door for beer
• Fire shuts down S.R. 206
• San Mateo man critical after crash
• Palencia: 'We need a working fire station'
• Medicaid's court ruling leaves health care providers hanging
• Jax doctor has new way to fight colds
• BREAKING NEWS: SR 206 fire about contained
• Lawmaker on mission to eliminate absurd Florida laws
• Friday crash hospitalizes Putnam men
• Nelson pushes for more regulation to lower gas prices
• Scott budget leaves library funding untouched
• President generals of DAR, SAR attend luncheon
• Roadwork this week: Feb. 14-20, 2011
• McCalister is GOP women's guest
• Home Again St. Johns EWLI topic
• Park rooted in history
• Police reports from February 13, 2011
• Fires keep crews busy
• Ambulance purchase on county agenda
• Former DOT secretary to be Mica top aide
• Schools for gifted in works
• Charter schools could be expanded
• County deputy in Jax shootout
• Moores to make 'Great Loop'
• Business Briefs: Feb. 13, 2011
• Bid to kill pill-monitoring system alarms Ky. officials and residents
• Bahamas air charter arrives
• Love is more than just candy
• A very hairy fashion idea
• Walking to honor Jan Dunn Keller
• Spain to help preserve rare monument
• Moore cared for campus
• House speaker rejects budget plan
• Marriages & Divorces: Feb. 13, 2011
• Police report: Feb. 12, 2010
• Mosquito Control District to keep substation for now
• Brandenburg: Philanthropists give boost to feline lover's efforts
• One more charge to worry about
• Diet Pepsi 'skinny' can stirs up big controversy
• Behind on taxes? So's the IRS
• School district announces school pre-registration
• Court challenges opened up Anastasia Island
• UF launches group to preserve historic properties
• Environmentalists fear water plan impact on Everglades restoration
• Capitol Briefs: Feb. 12, 2011
• Quinn Gray sentenced to 7 years probation
• Search for graffiti vandals still on
• Second violation gets suspect 5 years
• Patrick Lynn, former Record editor, dead at 75
• Having Fun with Flowers
• Officer Jack, 7th graders talk about drugs
• HP unveils iPad rival
• BULLETIN: Quinn Gray gets seven years probation
• Environmentalists fret over Scott's tax cuts to water districts
• Defendant hurts his case
• School board seeks rate hike
• Maratea to get more parking
• Teen's family awaits results
• Florida House panel OKs cuts in state jobless benefits
• City man injured in S.R. 207 crash
• Car kills man lying in roadway
• Sharon Jones, Dap-Kings reschedule
• Police reports from February 10, 2011
• Senate may cut optional Medicaid services
• Merit pay bill moving forward
• Preparing for premiere
• Domestic violence walk to honor Jan Dunn Keller
• Semitrailer crash on S.R. 207 sends one to hospital
• Pedestrian dead after being run over on S.R. 206
• Scott’s dinner meeting with lawmakers may be sunshine violation
• Report shows student success on AP exams
• Scott now pushes for more charter schools -- not vouchers
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review -February 7, 2011
• Ponte Vedra Concert Hall starting new series
• Police reports from February 9, 2011
• Man gets 5 years in strangulation trial
• HaLeigh now missing for 2 years
• Ex-D.C. school chief Rhee defends teacher firings
• State parks to remain open
• Little home gives man big hopes
• Man dies in S.R. 13 crash in Fruit Cove
• Budget chief says Scott is flexible on spending
• Man dies in crash on S.R. 13
• Amber Alert canceled for 1-year-old
• Nelson hopes to reform military's 'widow's tax'
• Scott wants to reform prison system
• NTSB chair outlines state safety goals
• State aircraft now up for auction
• Police reports from Feb. 8, 2011
• Gov. Scott wants to kill pill mill database
• Politifact: Scott breaks promise to maintain education funding
• Report: Talking birds may have thwarted robbery
• Punk rock show set for April 22 at Amphitheatre
• Community activist Kendall to seek House seat in 2012
• Superintendent: Proposed cuts 'devastating'
• Kollin Goodall dies after fight with leukemia
• Scott's budget plan takes hits
• Fountain of Youth mystery pulls in NBC
• Fla. school leaders: Scott plan would mean layoffs
• Rise Against, Bad Religion to come to Amphitheatre
• State’s top elderly advocate removed from job
• Lawmakers delay action on property insurance bill
• Beach crash injures 4 late Sunday
• Police reports from Feb. 7, 2011
• Thrasher would curb union dues used for politics
• Toxicology results awaited in car crash that killed father of 4
• 18-year-old charged in downtown graffiti
• Scott seeks school cuts, lower taxes
• Monday's rainfall swamps old record
• County weighs sales tax hike
• Teen charged in downtown graffiti
• Nelson battles liberal label
• Family of six escapes fire safely
• Stearns leads investigation into health care waivers
• Rose Ponder named Pilot sweetheart
• Packers bring title home, win Super Bowl 31-25 over Steelers
• League preps for season of labor
• State Elks president to visit
• Roadwork this week
• Police reports from Feb. 06, 2011
• Whale death: Fishing line blamed
• Walking for a world of good
• Scott budget: Billions in cuts
• Boles to salute Civil Rights-era leader
• Women's Refuge Civitan topic
• Beach police officer honored by SAR
• For sale: The many homes of Lydia Cladek
• Workers watching pension reform
• Experiences attract tourists
• Nation's Oldest City: Seawall keeps the ocean out of St. Augustine
• Canine encourages kids to read
• UF meeting set
• Police Report from February 5, 2011
• A NEW LINE ON TOURISM
• Business briefs: Feb. 6, 2011
• T-Mobile to sell tablet with 3-D cameras, glasses
• Group: Stop deporting sick Haitians
• Motley Fool: Feb. 5, 2011
• LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS: FEB. 5, 2011
• The nation's weather: Feb. 4, 2011
• Plan to build entire Outer Beltway abandoned; state will try to do it in pieces
• Retail sales climb in January
• Police Report: Febrary 4, 2011
• Kelly: Wife would embrace flight decision
• Bank forecloses on Riverdale
• January auto sales rise 17 percent
• Darden may expand to colleges, airports
• Cabbage yields fetch good news
• Bill would shorten unemployment time
• Ranger to discuss right whales
• Sidewalk being built by schools
• Recycler startled when man crawls from pit of truck
• Business Briefs: Feb. 5, 2011
• Official: Giffords' astronaut husband going to fly
• Florida rejects another $1 million grant
• Redistricting amendment allies sue Scott
• Wildlife officials crack down on game meat sales
• The nation's weather: Feb. 3, 2011
• Flower imports checked for bugs, drugs
• Whale dies near beach
• Bill seeks to bench hurt players
• Scott seeks tax cuts
• Readers reject comments on St. Augustine General
• Police reports from February 3, 2011
• FLORIDA LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS: FEB. 4, 2011
• Kelly's decision due today
• Local offers reward for graffiti suspect arrests
• Wildlife officials investigating death of Right Whale
• Scott plans more budget announcements
• Media object to limits on Florida court coverage
• Alligator Farm to offer visitors bird's-eye view
• Dead right whale hauled ashore on Crescent Beach
• The Sunshine State Scholars Recognition Program
• St. Johns County School District will Hold Pre-registration for Children
• Celebrate Texas with a super recipe
• Astronaut's choice: Fly to space or stay with wife
• Panel wants longer term for chief justice
• The uneasy ties of Americans and their government
• Flagler County burn ban lifted
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts early spring
• St. Jude creates Game Day Give Back
• 40 become citizens in first for fort
• Poll: Voters undecided on Scott
• Suspect, officer die in gun battle
• Police reports Feb. 2, 2011
• Steward's next stop: Clemson
• Lottery Results for Feb. 2, 2011
• VIDEO: The music of glass and water
• Flagler County lifts burn ban
• Tony Steward says Clemson is where he'll play football
• Saint Johns County School District News - February 1, 2011
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - January 31, 2011
• Mother gets 50 years for killing her baby
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts early spring
• School district may seek impact fee hike
• Humane Society under new leadership
• UF survey finds real estate market more optimistic
• SAR presents Braille flags to FSDB
• Employers slapped with special assessment for jobless benefits
• Turning water into music
• Gov. Scott proposes state pension overhaul
• Judge OKs Cladek reorganization
• County favors reduced impact fees
• Merit pay for teachers back on the table
• Police reports from Feb. 1, 2011
• Lottery Results for Feb. 1, 2011
• Today's Markets: Stocks advance on earnings, higher oil price
• State workers fear likely pension fees
• State eyes closing First Coast parks to slash budget
• Police reports from Jan. 31, 2011
• County Commission, School Board hold meetings today
• St. Augustine Amphitheatre announces first show planned for 2011
• Bank forecloses on 'Extreme Makeover' family
• Judge rejects health care law
• Gov. Scott proposes streamlining government
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Pensacola federal judge strikes down health care plan as unconstitutional
• Miranda Lambert at Amphitheatre April 15
• State Farm wants 28 percent increase
• Program aims to help struggling homeowners
• Local man helping out fellow amputees
• Roadwork this week: Jan. 31-Feb. 6
• Police reports from Jan. 30, 2011
• No more closures expected for Crescent Beach bridge
• Prepaid tuition deadline is today
• Merchants pin hopes on racing, romance
• Barrier to aid sea wall
• Marriages & Divorces: Jan. 30, 2011
• Finder of Fort Mose remembered
• State pension reform expected
• Mystery of Krakatoa's death solved
• Locals hope to keep parks
• Judge to rule on Cladek assets
• P&G, Colgate prices to rise
• At Tattoo Expo, They Make the Most of the Skin They're In
• Free concert Friday at Whitney lab
• Business Briefs: Jan. 30, 2011
• Free tax service begins Tuesday
• Banker retires after 40 years
• Police Report for January 29, 2011
• Banks, dealers aim to entice car buyers
• Anne C. Heymen: May we serve you on Tuesday night?
• The nation's weather: Jan. 29, 2011
• Memorial service marks 25th anniversary of Challenger explosion
• Police: Wife of Army officer kills son, daughter
• Police Report: Jan. 28, 2011
• John McCain's son receives 'Wings of Gold'
• Couple hit crossing A1A Beach indentified
• Accident victim was father of four, MDI Holdings VP
• Thousands mourn 2 officers slain by fugitive at services
• Sony shows new PlayStation Portable
• Warm welcome for new County Judge Cristine
• AT&T to push Android phones
• Senator hints teacher merit pay may not fly this year
• Local parks on DEP list for closure
• Construction at S.R. 207, S.R. 312 begins Monday
• State Capitol briefs: Jan. 29, 2011
• 'CHiPs' actor sentenced to probation in fraud case
• Gov. Scott fires Enterprise Florida president
• Tree giveaways mark Arbor Day here
• Lottery Results for Jan. 28, 2011
• TRAFFIC UPDATE: I-95 northbound lanes reopened near C.R. 210
• Deputies looking for burglary suspects
• NASA marks 25th anniversary of Challenger accident
• Scott wants to revive commerce department
• Tuesday it's time for Tips for Kids
• Burn ban lifted; fires discouraged
• St. Benedict Church to mark centennial
• Cemetery beautification is Saturday
• Police Report: Thursday, January 27, 2011
• Car strikes pedestrians
• Spelling Bee champion is St. Johns' w-i-n-n-e-r for the second year in a row
• State's debt could force deeper cuts
• Governor, reporters tangle over dinner access
• Musician Marty Scott dies at 59
• C.R. 210 crash claims 1
• Greek pilgrimage to be held next weekend
• BREAKING: Two pedestrians struck by car on A1A, 1 airlifted
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Mystery solved - Teen put piano on Miami sandbar
• VIDEO: One dead, another critical in head-on crash on C.R. 210
• House fire in Orange Mills
• Legislators eye pension plan cuts
• PSC approves $1.43 monthly increase for FPL
• Florida AG bans 'bath salts'
• Chocolate and Beyond Gala – A Sweet Way To Support Volunteers
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - January 25, 2011
• Paramedic finds the good in everything
• Police reports from Jan. 26, 2011
• Graffiti damage becoming widespread
• Lawmakers lash out at head court
• First America details progress
• Aerobatic training to start at airport
• Toyota recalls 1.7M cars
• Budget deficit to reach $1.5 trillion
• Social Security now seen to run permanent deficits
• Seasonal aerobatic training begins at airport
• Toyota recalls 1.7 million vehicles for fuel leaks
• Scott moves to delay redistricting plan
• Putnam 5-year-old brings loaded gun to class
• Charities get donations from WGV tree festival
• Four treated for possible exposure to meth lab
• Wendland to outline goals for St. Johns County Chamber
• Stetson Kennedy at Flagler tonight
• Lawmakers home in on school cuts
• Police reports for January 25, 2011
• Impact fee changes explored
• County, Lowe's talking business
• Palm Coast receives green awards
• Alvarez to head 450th fundraising foundation
• Officials investigating possible meth lab
• SJRSC canceled classes due to weather
• Child in custody and four adults face drug charges
• Tornado watch issued until 9 p.m. tonight
• St. Pete police deaths latest in deadly span
• Sentence reform could save state money
• State law meant to protect jobs isn't enfforced
• Lawmakers renew efforts on property insurance bill
• Big biz worried about immigration reaction
• Police reports from Jan. 24, 2011
• National Weather Service: Some weird weather is on the way
• Lincolnville: M&M is key to revival
• Fla. House joins Amendment 6 lawsuit
• Wiley leaves Flagler College $2.5M
• Kitzmans plead to contracting charges
• For firefighter of the year, job is a joy
• PolitiFact: Scott makes progress on vows
• Local man killed in JaxPort crane crash
• Fishery hearing set next week in Jax
• Steelers finally silence Jets
• Packers, Rodgers take down Bears for NFC title
• Family wants case reopened
• Police reports from January 23, 2011
• Rubio has not joined tea party caucus
• Horse carriages back on agenda
• With elections over, Coffee Party reorganizes
• Clues to ship's ID elusive
• Helping Hands group starts its senior Valentine project Friday
• Putnam County paramedic honored
• Antiques club celebrates the holidays
• Road work this week: Jan. 24-30, 2011
• Friends and family
• Obama to stress economy, civility
• Shriver remembered for heritage, hugs
• Experts to review evidence at Amanda Knox's appeals trial
• Summer adventure in Finland
• Wildflower Cafe seeking longest married couple
• ROWITA selects 2011 honorees
• Crane topples at JaxPort, killing one
• Royal transfer today
• Potential seen in low-carb spuds
• Police Report: January 22, 2011
• Best cars of 2011 model year
• Roof tiles removed
• Colombia's top coffee farmers: Output may drop
• Marriages & Divorces: Jan. 23, 2011
• Impact fee workshop scheduled
• Toyota remains green leader
• Polishing credit score can open financial doors
• Newcomers to lunch in Mandarin
• Local monument is one of a kind
• Lynx leaving St. Augustine next week
• Owner hopes artwork a treasure
• City seeks input on M&M Market
• Celebrating Arbor Day
• Businesses invited to career fair
• State unemployment rate unchanged at 12 percent
• New sponsors for St. Augustine Air Show
• Craig Maguire alert, talking
• Blown tire caused overturned RV on Thursday
• Coleus take summer heat
• Fruit Cove Middle School's Harrison honored
• Flagler sports facility expands
• Starbucks to allow mobile-phone payments
• 5 ways to dodge bank fees
• Police still looking for more graffiti artists
• Update: Ponte Vedra-Creekside girls soccer game postponed until Saturday
• St. Johns County man faces more sex charges
• Palatka merchants, police on look out for fake money
• State unemployment numbers due today
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - January 18, 2011
• ISSA Homes Announces Completed Home Available at Rivertown For Immediate Move In
• Party on at River House
• Boat swims in gasoline
• Jax residents face vandalism charges in St. Johns
• Police reports from Jan. 20, 2011
• Touring a historical treasure
• Ex-senator: Shriver's heart was 'boundless'
• Feeding the needy
• Maguire 'alert' following S.R. 207 accident
• Senior fulfils educational dream
• Crash snarls traffic for hours
• Church group starts renovations on Echo House
• College opens Health Sciences building
• Two arrested in connection to graffiti on downtown walls
• TRAFFIC: Lanes reopen on I-95
• Mistake leads to boat full of gas
• Cabinet has first meeting
• Rawlings kindergarteners make own snow
• Scott to hold Twitter town hall meeting tonight
• Florida lags in federal grants
• Races to interrupt traffic Saturday
• Police reports from Jan. 19, 2011
• Speed limit changed on Coquina Blvd.
• Sen. Nelson announces plans to seek re-election
• Nintendo 3DS to cost $250, out March 27 in US
• Five businesses in county sell alcohol to minor
• Teenagers face trouble for airsoft guns
• Wildflower Clinic seeks dentists to help
• County to tweak noise ordinance
• Scott confident about budget plan
• 3 finalists announced for 2011 Teacher of the Year award
• Zampatti to leave jail after getting $810K bond
• Flagler hosting panel on Mideast relations
• Speed limit changed on road at Beach
• New DCF chief's résumé mirrors Scott's
• Lawmaker pushes to end FCAT
• Local school leaders concerned about drinking, substance use survey results
• Reporters say gov's media rules too tight
• Man who notified world of Pearl Harbor attack dies
• Police reports from Jan. 18, 2011
• Arbor Day programs, tree giveaways set around county
• St. Johns River State College has open house
• County to discuss noise
• Police divers recover guns
• County extends fire ban
• Arc: Attorney helped defend disabled adults
• City employees donate to Locks of Love
• On the lookout
• Burn ban extended for 90 days
• FBI, SJCSO dive teams find gun
• Video:Civil rights protester remembers arrest in 1964
• GOP raised millions for Scott, itself
• Longer term limits for Florida lawmakers proposed
• Winn-Dixie hamburger meat included in 2010 recall
• Jax-to-Miami rail plan in search of federal aid
• Rubio visits Afghanistan, Pakistan
• Video: Retired deputy remembers King arrest
• McGovern to speak at FCTC commencement
• Kennedy, Rubin to speak at Flagler
• Processing delayed for some 2010 tax returns
• County commission honoring Quinn
• Burglaries off U.S. 1 investigated
• Police reports from Jan. 17, 2011
• Mica and Scott talk issues of transport
• On MLK Day, 'remember our history'
• Celebration of freedom on the Plaza
• LUNCHTIME LOWDOWN: Swiss bank changes much-mocked dress code
• MIDMORNING MESSAGE: Scott state's first bald governor in 138 years
• GOP picks state chief
• Scott chooses Tallahassee talent for posts
• Pilots to salute veterans
• PACT releases survey
• Writer weaves Florida yarns
• King was arrested in St. Augustine
• Police reports from January 16, 2011
• Roadwork this week
• McGovern praises King
• Steward visits Clemson; no commitment yet
• National: Sharapova starts Australian Open with win
• On the Lynx
• Local man part of historic SpaceX project
• Police report from January 15, 2011
• Winterfest lets chefs demonstrate their skills
• Tucson moves on after tragedy
• Scott's 'vision' meets reality
• Teachers feel singled out for blame
• Find could be from 1500s
• Miss Nebraska wins 2011 Miss America pageant
• Sales, production point to quicker recovery
• U.S. automakers aim to keep momentum
• U.S. to ease Cuba travel, financial restrictions
• MTV contestant charged with murder
• Master Gardener program big help
• Obama administration ends high-tech border fence
• Republican leaders: Anti-immigration stance hurts party
• Controversy over nude statue in French city
• Latest fare war: Airline vs. online
• San Marco, Castillo closed today for March for Life
• Palm Coast gets new Web address
• Teacher faces charges he punched 2 kids, pushed 1
• County employee of year helps change lives
• IMAX gets larger, 3-D digital screen
• Armed, distraught man gets into courthouse
• City lands intercept boat center
• City road closures for pro-life event Saturday
• AFTERNOON ADVICE: If you do the crime, don't leave cell behind
• LUNCHTIME LOW-DOWN - Octomom to get financial makeover on 'Oprah'
• MID-MORNING MESSAGE - Police chief to officials: Prepare to dive
• Pope John Paul to be beatified May 1
• Fight for GOP boss to end Saturday
• WGV IMAX upgrading to 3D
• Andrea Lee Zampatti's bond set
• Residents flock to Publix groundbreaking
• Police Report from January 13, 2011
• Lincolnville Neighbors: Remembering Professor Robin King
• March for Life is Saturday
• Volunteer spotlight: Jan. 14, 2011
• Senior Activities: Jan. 14, 2011
• River House is a busy place
• PV Beach sinkhole repair under way
• St. Johns River State College debuts new name
• Mosquito board chair hopes for better relations
• Roberts in court over Tavar death
• City seeks recognition for Nelmar Terrace
• Road closures listed for march
• M.L. King Day events around the city
• Sinkhole repairs underway in Ponte Vedra
• Firefighters contain two fires in Flagler Estates
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist airlifed with serious injuries
• Public meeting tonight on getting people moving along Bayfront
• Scott asked to end road-building freeze
• Man cut from car after hitting semi
• Vilano Town Center gives Publix hearty welcome
• Widow, officials remember officer killed on duty
• Mica aide Wiley Deck bound for Washington
• Scott's tax cuts in jeopardy
• Police Report from Jan. 12, 2011
• Friends, family to lay to rest Jack Williams
• Deputies unable to ID human remains
• Flagler County deputy faces grand theft charges
• Drug dealer sells fake marijuana, is arrested
• UPDATE: 1 cut from car, flown after U.S. 1 accident
• PSC rejects FPL excess profits set-aside
• Scott's got a deal - and promises to work with Senate
• Lottery Results for Jan. 11, 2011
• Realty group collects toys for Sertoma
• Vilano Publix groundbreaking today
• Ron Parker memorial set for today
• Oyster Creek cleanup Saturday
• Workshop set for noise ordinance
• Police Reports from Jan. 11, 2011
• County extends burn ban
• Right one says 'yes' on 1/11/11
• Novelist Pat Conroy talks writing at Flagler
• Allen put back on probation
• City worker pulls man from fire
• 'Don't Ask' gun bill introduced
• It's all gone - even the kitchen sink
• Oyster Creek cleanup Saturday
• County officials to host noise ordinance workshop
• County burn ban extended
• PV man released on bail in FSU shooting
• Cam Do! Auburn wins BCS title
• PSC examining possible excess profits by FPL
• Saint Johns County School District News - January 10, 2011
• Union doubts state pension system is broken
• Judge values Sawgrass Mariott Resort at $132M
• First America report sparks city questions
• Misty Croslin gets 25 years
• Scott seeks to hike public safety funding
• Police Reports from Jan. 10, 2011
• Former asst. county attorney arrested
• Golfer may have been struck by lightning
• Stanaland trial set for May 16
• SJRSC provost to retire next month
• Misty Croslin gets final sentence
• Scott's regulation freeze sweeping
• Tough times? Not for these NE Fla. lawmakers
• Lawmakers set for immigration hearing
• Hunter shot, dog killed at Guana
• Homeless issues on city's agenda
• Road work
• Sorority wants to get to know residents
• 'We the People' political community forum tonight
• Teen parole bill raises hopes
• Police reports from Jan. 9, 2011
• Student dies in gun accident
• Notable authors to speak at Flagler College
• Nation's Oldest City: Indentured servants fled South Carolina for here
• Guard HQ has 1588 roots
• Crash claims driver
• Gov. Scott to visit St. Augustine
• Deputies find remains in woods
• Smoking tribute to Civil War siege
• Add-on maintains airport eligibility
• Bush brand of school reform catching on across nation
• Local workshop scheduled on how to fight foreclosure
• M.L. King Day to be marked by special events
• Breaking free
• Brush fire burns 10 acres
• Bailey Center holds open house
• UPDATE: More human remains found
• Down power line sparks brush fire
• Man and dog shot by hunter at Guana River Wildlife Management
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, several wounded
• Police Report: Jan. 7, 2011
• Salazar announces Glades headwaters refuge
• Boy with autism found in woods
• Belva Voss, proud Minorcan, dies at 106
• Gov. Scott denies flip-flopping on gambling
• Windy winter walk on the seawall
• Space shuttle Discovery's mission delayed again
• Charitable donations perked up in 2010
• Deputies find foot off S.R. 16
• Regulators close banks in Florida, Arizona
• Runyon landscape garners honor
• Celebrating Disney Dream
• Sisters in kidney transplant case leave prison
• Legislative Briefs: Jan. 8, 2011
• UPDATE: Deputies locate missing boy
• Experts say gator isn't naturally orange
• UPDATE: Deputies find human foot
• Tank repairs again delay Discovery's final mission
• Las Vegas casinos in play for Florida
• Crist joins Morgan & Morgan law firm
• Police Report for Jan. 6, 2011
• State may impose $43 million in class size fines
• Saint Johns County School District - January 6, 2011
• BRINGING CHRISTMAS CHEER TO VETERANS
• Officals to break ground on new Publix
• Scott orders the sale of state's planes
• Merging state health agencies proposed
• Hastings man faces evaluation
• Collection day set in Vilano Beach area
• Pawlowski, girlfriend's fight leads to charges
• FOR THE RECORD: JAN. 7, 2011
• Politifact: Scott tackles E-verify system
• District keeps high bond rating
• Farmers catch a break
• Offices to close for MLK day
• Flagler County jail not accepting letters to inmates
• Scott, former DC school chief announce education plans
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day county closings
• Waste Management to host collection at Vilano Beach
• St. Johns Veterans Center tops in Florida
• SJSO looking for missing woman's boyfriend
• Education battles ahead for Scott
• Scott names development exec. as top Fla. planner
• With Scott in place, GOP goals on agenda
• Boil water notice for Cordova Street ends
• Travis Tritt to perform in Ponte Vedra
• Scott's promises on regulations 'in the works'
• Senate president opposes rail connecting Tampa, Orlando
• Rubio is newest senator
• Police Report for Jan. 5, 2011
• Homeowner shoots alleged robber four times
• Six Florida colleges in Top 100 'value' rankings
• Race to the Top funds start heading to NE Florida
• Changes in Tallahassee stalling plan to manage St. Johns River water supply
• Burn ban extended for county
• Governor promises 'bold, positive change'
• Marineland owner: Park here to stay
• INAUGURAL notebook
• STATE BRIEFS: Jan. 5, 2010
• Police Report for January 4, 2011
• Empty Stocking Fund wraps up
• 12 defendants sentenced
• Pro-bono honors presented
• New governor to tackle 'Axis of Unemployment'
• Scott gets to work, freezes rule-making, contracts
• Scott sworn in as Florida's 45th governor
• Scott's inaugural speech as prepared
• Crist heads home to plan future
• Flu isolates nursing home residents
• January School Happenings Calendar - Jan 3, 2011
• Georgia Aquarium takes over Marineland
• Scott takes office today
• Jacksonville man to head state DEP
• Discolored water upsets Davis Shore residents
• County weighs extending burn ban
• Police Report for Jan. 3, 2010
• Ocean Hammock Park plan halted
• City woman killed on U.S. 1
• Hastings couple has first baby of the year
• Drainage repairs set to begin on King Street
• Georgia Aquarium buys Marineland
• Del Rio, coaching staff still with Jaguars
• Scott casts skeptical eye on state pension funding
• Woman killed on U.S. 1 North Sunday night
• Two injured in Sunday night crash on U.S. 1 South
• St. Johns family finds new health care plan comes with lots of strings
• Muschamp's new staff taking shape
• Falcons, Steelers, Colts clinch divisions
• End of the line? Favre says he won't return
• Eagles president to visit
• $1,000 scholarship presented
• Lost and found: Frightened Bones home again
• Pro baseball played here
• Train collides with car
• Hospice facility to open
• Police reports from January 2, 2011
• Crash victim identified
• See you next year: Texans send Jaguars home with loss
• How we played it smart in '10
• Microchips found in most mundane places
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: Jan. 2, 2011
• A countdown of challenges facing Gov. Scott
• Police reports from January 1, 2011
• Fatal truck crash
• A soldier returns
• Animal sanctuary closer to foreclosure
• Women had more control over property here
• Bucket list for 2011
• Man marries sweetheart despite disease
• No more online learner's permits
• Shore birds at rescue: We need fish!
• Beach Blast Off welcomes 2011
• Pump prices on the rise
• Willow Walk landscape draws raves
• Crist: Florida showed spirit, resolve in 2010
• Your Medicare taxes won't cover what you'll cost
• Endangered whale freed from ropes off coast
• Ware investigation intensifies
• Lottery Results for Dec. 31, 2010
• Newsmakers of 2010
• Holiday closings
• Grand jury: lawmakers should repeal 'corruption tax'
• Power of prayer
• Watch night services herald beginning of 2011
• Pope issues new Vatican banking rules
• Tibetan monks studying science at Emory
• Guiriba: Hastings residents ready for resolutions
• City may examine 450th plans
• Police Reports: Dec. 30, 2010
• Publisher: Empty Stocking Fund a success
• Incoming ag chief wants thorough look at school nuitrion
• Report urges crackdown on Fla. public corruption
• Scott vows to streamline government regulations
• Police Report: Dec. 29, 2010
• Sexual predator is living in Elkton
• Crist finishes with high approval ratings
• Offices' holiday schedules
• Man arrested on charges of growing marijuana
• Emergency burn ban in effect
• Single mom wants gifts for her child
• Freezes cost farmers $2 million; could climb
• Christmas in China
• St. Johns County issues burn ban
• Scott hires outsiders to run prison system, emergency management
• St. Johns Fire-Rescue: No fireworks for New Year's
• SABDA marks its 30th year
• Hearst editor to speak
• Police Report: Dec. 28, 2010
• Jax lowers underage drinking fine for Gator Bowl
• Cops: Man steals, totals SUV
• Officers offer tips to avoid heating fires
• NFL star Frase's son, 15, dies from rare MTM disease
• Funding sought for airport park
• New Year's holiday schedules announced
• Dad's illness forces family to fall behind
• Today's markets: Global stocks steady ahead of US housing news
• Sink not about to retire
• Crist: 'It was a difficult time to govern'
• Mystery fire destroys Bartram Springs home
• Family turns to fund for extra help
• Aviation unit helps where needed
• Amazon patents procedure to let recipients avoid undesirable gifts
• 'Red flag fire alert' issued for counties
• Police Report: Dec. 27, 2010
• County facilities announce New Year's holiday schedules
• Where are they now? John Arbizanni
• Publix recalls coconut macaroons
• Big changes included in Scott transition teams' 'to-do' lists
• Palm Coast woman dies in Cairo tour bus crash
• Coast Guard tests new warning system in Fla. waters
• Homeowners brace for insurance rate hikes
• All-County girls golf: Aisha Peete forging her own identity
• Banner season for county in high school sports
• Roadwork this week: December 27, 2010-January 2, 2011
• Police report: December 26, 2010
• Beta Sigma Master chapter of sorority supports media center
• Lions donate $5,000 to Boys & Girls Club
• AAWU scholarship benefit in February
• Mom seeks help for daughter
• Where are they now? Farrah Faucette
• Gator Bowl to help tourism
• December colder than usual
• Bridge key to Davis Shores
• Where are they now? Sea Oats Caffe
• Little Reagan doing well
• Eating together on Christmas
• McKenzie Blaine lending a hand
• Extended lighthouse hours
• Police report: Dec. 25, 2010
• Young workers letting 401(k) savings slide
• Empty Stocking Fund: Mother of 3 seeking help for the holidays
• Flagler ball featuring fine art silent auction
• Oil debris still washing up on Panhandle beaches
• Ministry brings Christmas to mariners at port
• Miami's Jungle Island reopens tiger exhibit
• Scott team makes eco crowd cringe
• St. Johns family perseveres despite odds
• Lawmaker wants to make 'Merry Christmas' official
• The Birth of Jesus
• Empty Stocking Fund: Single mother needs help for child
• Merry Christmas to you
• 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun' -- with flowers
• Police Report: Dec. 24, 2010
• Hyundai, VW top insurance industry safe car list
• Lottery Results: Dec. 24, 2010
• Where are they now? Marge Cirillo
• Second seat due to noncitizens
• Scott's schools vision: Power to the parents
• Nature frees boat stuck in inlet before Coast Guard
• Hazardous driving warning issued - for Florida
• On Wolfgang! on, Leo! on, Yukon and Blue!
• Police Report: December 23, 2010
• Special times for the holidays
• Job plan could hike power bills
• Environmental honors continuing to grow
• The Night Before Christmas
• Flagler students seek your vote
• Struggling family seeks blessing from Santa
• Homeless man OK after struck twice
• Boil water notice rescinded
• The story behind the local Christmas Day meal
• Joyous message of Christmas
• Downtown boil water notice lifted
• Scott starts to feel weight of jobs promise
• Man seriously injured in hit-and-run Wednesday night
• Panel proposes cutting unemployment costs
• Scott getting rid of drug control office
• Scott gets backing for juvenile justice changes
• Health officials urge taking flu precautions
• 22-year-olds hospitalized in crash
• Police department donates Christmas gifts
• Police Report: Dec. 22, 2010
• Single mom seeks help for daughter
• Where are they now: Bill Harriss
• Scott: Make 'muscular' economic state agency
• Fire burns 2 to 3 acres of woods
• Economy looking up in 2011?
• Fire near Cunningham Creek Elementary contained
• Former police officer faces sex charges
• Today's markets: World stocks muted as holidays approach
• Transition team says unify health agencies
• Alarm systems should be checked
• Police Report: Dec. 21, 2010
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
• Food Pantry opens to families
• Lottery Results for Dec. 21, 2010
• Scott team wants vouchers, merit pay
• Where are they now? Charlie Galambos
• Florida will gain 2 seats in House
• Bald eagle returning to wild
• Veterans Service Office wins state award -- again
• Empty Stocking Fund: Please help with presents for children, mother asks
• Boil water notice for downtown area
• Flagler County issues burn ban
• BREAKING NEWS: Florida gains two Congressional seats
• Today's markets: World shares higher as Korean tensions ease
• State to host GOP presidential debate in October
• Palm Coast 'back-yard distillery' part of growing microindustry
• 13th Annual Jinglebells Proam Golf Tournament Raises $138,000 To Benefit Monique Burr Foundation
• Police Report: Dec. 20, 2010
• Health department issues rabies alert
• Painting the meaning of Christmas
• Right whale pair returns to our waters
• Mom wants sons to have nice memories
• Drought hinders fire prevention
• Where are they now? Kevin Geddings
• Wildfire sparked near Treaty Park
• County under rabies alert
• Without his own team, Scott keeps the ousted
• Florida likely to gain clout in House
• Where are they now? Mary Hafeman
• Roadwork this week: Dec. 20-26
• Seeking help for 3 children
• Fire damages structure
• Concrete reef eyed for PVB
• Police report: Dec. 19, 2010
• Post Office works to meet holiday demand
• Forecast: Cool, dry
• Flagler statue has twin
• Boat towed after trouble
• Holiday house bring cheer to neighborhood
• Raising cane: Children learn process of pressing sugarcane
• Painting pays off
• Where are they now?
• School health clinics saving district money
• Family has no money for gifts
• Pit bull bites boy, 8
• School employees to pay more for health coverage
• 100-year-old tree blocks homesite
• Toy drive benefits Hastings group
• 'Fantastic Florida' art winners named
• 2010 St. Augustine Holiday Happenings
• Boy in hospital after pit bull attack
• Centerpiece classes gain in popularity
• No leads on Flagler Estates arsonist
• Flagler students seeking your vote
• Fire put out near Cobblestone Plaza
• St. Johns jobless rates tops 10 percent
• New gardens will grace Bridge of Lions entrances
• Empty Stocking Fund: Mother wants joyous holiday for her son, 8
• Craig Thorn, prominent city architect, dies at 80
• Lottery Results for Dec. 17, 2010
• Today's markets: World stock markets mixed in tight ranges
• Scott gets advice from predecessors
• State unemployment numbers for November due today
• FOR THE RECORD: DEC. 17, 2010
• St. Augustine Police Dept. finds Miss Carrie's tricycle
• Local attorney to replace Christensen on circuit bench
• Cladek returns to custody
• Traffic delays announced
• Police Report: December 16, 2010
• Man, 93, seeks gifts for spouse
• Fires spark investigation
• Wounded Hastings man arrested
• Attorney Alexander Christine to replace St. Johns County Judge Patti Christensen
• Amber Alert canceled for 5-year-old
• NE Florida counties review protection after Panama City shooting
• No certainty on health of St. Johns River
• Today's markets: Spotlight on Europe debt crisis summit
• Florida's GOP may replace troublesome early presidential primary with straw poll
• Saint Johns County School District News - 2011-2012 Master Calendar
• Board Briefs for November 2010
• Leon Redbone coming to new PV Concert Hall
• Cladek released on bond
• Police Report: Dec. 15, 2010
• Mother seeks help getting gifts for kids
• People lining up to give Miss Carrie a new tricycle
• Deputies investigating Hastings shooting
• City approves employee bonuses
• Lydia Cladek, accused of $100M Ponzi scheme, to be freed on bond
• Deputies shoot, wound Hastings man
• Overnight cold could set record
• Miss Carrie's tricycle stolen
• Cladek in court today
• County's top job: Get more jobs
• Motorcycle ride to heighten awareness
• Markland House to open for limited tours
• Living history donates to the Salvation Army
• Good Samaritan helps homeowner
• Cultural Council celebrates 10 years
• USA Dance has annual holiday gala Saturday
• 1-year-old's dad seeks help
• Officials say use caution, report icy roads
• TRAFFIC ALERT: King St. ramp to Bridge of Lions closed
• Today's markets: World markets steady ahead of Fed statement
• Scott shaking up halls of academia with plan
• Inauguration kitty: $2 million and counting
• State economists updating revenue estimate
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - December 13, 2010
• Work on State Road 16 turn lane begins this week
• Police Report: Dec. 13, 2010
• With court OK, PSC to consider FPL rate settlement
• Weather Service: Low tonight could tie record
• State school enrollment on track for six-year high
• City to acquire M&M Market
• Unemployed parents seek gifts for girls
• Fire warning issued for area
• Scott to interview candidates for state GOP chief
• Florida political muscle grows in Congress
• School days may lengthen in Florida
• National proposal to raise gas tax draws mixed response in Florida
• Unemployed dad raising five children seeks help
• Roadwork this week
• Protect pipes and plants; freeze headed our way
• Police reports: Dec. 12, 2010
• Fire destroys home
• Photo brings past alive
• Medicaid battle looming
• 25 inns open for 17th tour
• Luminarias postponed
• Sundeman keeps sharp tongue to the end
• Supporters seek answers in fatal crash
• Squires released
• Residents of St. Augustine left for Cuba after Seven Years War
• Mom seeks help for first time
• Book chronicles the building of Bridge of Lions
• Miss Carrie undertaking project to remember homeless children
• Beautification project at FSDB
• 'The Nutcracker' is back
• Lighthouse group lends support to SIFE project
• Drum roll at Crookshank, please
• Dilbeck: Take your pick of holiday celebrations
• Garden club members deck the halls
• Mosquito Control takeover dead
• Flagler students seek your vote
• Boil water notice lifted in Ponte Vedra Beach
• Cooking accident sparks fire
• Longer school days contemplated
• Educators plea: No more unfunded mandates
• Empty Stocking Fund: Ill mother seeks help for twin boys
• Ponzi schemer's NW home on auction block
• Burchfield rally set for today
• 'CELEBRATE SAFELY'
• Follow the St. Augustine football team in Tampa
• Deputies looking for suspect in CVS attempted robbery
• Boil water notice lifted in Ponte Vedra Beach
• Flagler County Sheriff's son arrested
• Florida lawmakers weigh changing employee health, pension plans
• County revamps dangerous dog ordinance
• St. Augustine's road to a title has to go through Tampa Jefferson
• Pretrial in FSU killing moved to April
• Murray Armstrong, winning hockey coach, dies at 94
• Gifts from Alpha Upsilon master chapter
• Clemency granted to Suzanne Squires
• 'Freedom Fighters' win
• Cladek seeks release until trial
• New court dates set in homicide cases
• Empty Stocking Fund: Struggling mom wants to see family smiling
• Holiday concert this weekend
• Officials: Arsonist set 7 fires by Treaty Park
• Police Report: Dec. 9, 2010
• Fire damages Ponte Vedra Beach home
• Beach passes go on sale
• Fire crews knock down Ponte Vedra fire
• Doors' Jim Morrison pardoned for indecent exposure
• AMBER ALERT: Abducted Va girl
• Clemency Board pardons Squires
• Today's markets: World markets higher on growth hopes
• Voters asked to block part of Obama's health law
• Business-state panel proposes cost savings
• Patel sentenced to five years in prison
• Lighting the Menorah
• Three small fires skirt U.S. 1 North
• Stove sparks fire, destroys home
• County delays utility rate hike
• Cladek to appear in court today
• Mica to chair Transportation Committee
• Participant can ride Lynx in boat parade
• Dettra successor uncertain
• Empty Stocking Fund: Help little boy get Christmas tree
• Breaking news: Urban Meyer resigns at Florida
• Amber Alert cancelled: Estella Hernandez
• Today's markets: Stocks head to mixed open, bonds down on tax plan
• State budget gap swells to $3 billion
• UPS now requiring photo ID for shippers
• State officials vow to fight EPA rules
• Thousands of mortgage brokers may lose jobs
• High School Grades
• Proctor to chair Education Committee
• Police Report: Dec. 7, 2010
• Empty Stocking Fund: Mother seeks help getting through her 'rough patch'
• Christmas light show to benefit Boys & Girls Club
• E-mail is last straw, County fires Dettra
• Crash claims Hastings man, 33
• County seeks to disband Mosquito Control
• County gets 4 A's, 2 B's, 1 F
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - December 6, 2010
• Legislators to watch 'Waiting for Superman'
• Today's markets: Asian shares mixed after Bernanke comments
• Scott on weeklong jobs tour of state
• Five killed, four hurt in I-95 crash
• Ga.-Pacific begins pipeline preparations - ahead of state sign-off
• Tort reform likely in Legislature
• Photos reveal changing skyline
• Gift from Canada: Big chill
• Anonymous donors help family of burn victim
• Police reports for Dec. 5, 2010
• Roadwork this week: Dec. 6-12
• Mother seeks joyous Christmas for 3 kids
• Mayor, commissioners to be sworn in today
• Festival of Trees opens
• Alligator Farm to assist Philippines
• Court settles dispute over driver handbook
• Independent Restaurants help Boys & Girls Club
• FCTC announces employees of the year
• Culinary Dream Contest winner has memorable time
• Mother seeking some help for 7-year-old daughter
• Graduation rules to toughen
• Glorious day in St. Augustine
• County tough in fire union talks
• Injured Fla. dolphin now a Hollywood star
• Parting with old shoes is very sad
• Scott yet to name anyone to administrative team
• ROAD PROJECTS: DEC. 5, 2010
• Locals turned to Mexico, Spain, Cuba for food
• MARRIAGES: DEC. 5, 2010
• Police Report: Dec. 4, 2010
• Lions Club gives $5,000 to Boys & Girls Club
• Leading teacher merit pay backers to advise Scott
• Shop St. Augustine
• Vilano gets Main Street honor
• New look envisioned for bayfront
• Miss St. Johns County has talent, brains
• Holiday story contest reception is Dec. 10
• Court debates Gray sex tape
• Empty Stocking Fund: Aunt's goal: 'I just want the kids happy'
• Neighbors rally to help girl, 10, with brain tumor
• Tickets for Tour of Homes sold out
• Stockings collected for overseas soldiers
• Firefighters group assists needy family
• Holiday wish list
• Collecting cacti and succulents
• Roads to close for Christmas Parade
• Today's markets: World markets await key US jobs data
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - November 29, 2010
• Call For Artists - RSVP Fine Arts Show And Auction
• Jinglebells ProAm Golf Tournament
• December School Happenings Calendar - Dec 1, 2010
• Crist: Bad economy led to sour politics in Florida
• St. Augustine to swear in commissioners
• Airplane crashes on U.S. 1
• Hastings holiday parade honors local heroes
• Right whale scientists to live in Ponte Vedra Beach home
• Police Report: December 2, 2010
• Wounded vet to lead upcoming Palm Coast holiday parade
• Teen gets 6 years for $160 robbery
• Mom seeks toys, clothes for small son
• House lost in Flagler Estates fire
• Museum opening delayed until Wednesday
• Experts urge caution after malaria case
• Man gets 15 years for abusing child
• UPDATE: Plane goes down on U.S. 1
• Arizona-style immigration bill introduced in Tallahassee
• Feds subpoena state GOP records
• Scott rips Obama ban on oil drilling
• State makes annual sweep of pet shops
• Young family seeks holiday spirit for kids
• Police Report: Dec. 1, 2010
• St. Johns River license plate debuts
• Group plans to make local radio station
• Lighthouse aglow for Luminary Night
• For Florida Democrats, question is: What's next?
• Family's troubles mount as home lost before holidays
• Businesses look to spur growth
• Deputy finds man asleep in car with drugs
• Palm Coast suspect caught by sheriff's office canines
• Today's markets: Stock futures rise ahead of US economic data
• 35 school districts violate Fla. class size limits
• Report: Florida has fewer 'dropout factories'
• More than 160 pay tribute to Walton
• News from Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 14-7
• News & Notes for Dec. 1, 2010
• Holly Ball is set for Friday
• FloArts hosting graduate gallery show
• Property insurance reform reappears
• Mom wants to give tot a happy holiday
• County, fire union address contract
• Drought getting worse
• Road closures, detours for Christmas parade and British Night Watch
• Professor on the mend
• Ponte Vedra Concert Hall opens Thursday
• Palm Coast Starlight Parade Dec. 11
• Police Report: November 30, 2010
• Sexual predator living in the area
• State sued over sale of driver's license information
• Extended unemployment benefits running out for many
• Today's markets: Markets weighed down by Europe's debt crisis
• New Rhodes Scholar has Putnam ties
• Jax grandmother of missing Michigan boys believes they're OK
• Rescuers save captain
• Rawlings breakfast Saturday
• Police report: Nov. 29, 2010
• Palatka ringing in the season in style
• Mother seeks a joyous holiday
• Lawmaker upset over cyber sales
• Neighborhood uniting to help cancer patient
• Community food drive seeks donations
• Colombian deaf educator visits FSDB
• Missing boater found off Anastasia State Park | With Video
• '12 Days of Christmas' items cost nearly $100,000
• Today's markets: Stock futures rise after strong retail sales
• Mom wants to help children, one has leukemia
• A blast from the past
• Xi Zeta Alpha donates to food bank
• Luminarias at the Lightner Museum
• BSP donates to Bailey Group
• Seminoles turn focus to title game
• Roadwork this week: Nov. 29-Dec.5
• Police reports for Nov. 28, 2010
• Not this time: Jaguars can't catch Giants
• Cuban group to visit
• Miner returns with brigade
• Upcoming concert to fund college scholarships
• SJA thespians rate superior, excellent
• Ice skating around the First Coast
• Suspect in porn case arrested
• Police Report: November 27, 2010
• Shipping containers possible as homes
• How to sell a million-dollar house
• Festival draws artists, crafters, crowds
• Dad jobless for holidays
• Business Briefs: Nov. 28, 2010
• After loss, Gianoulis is back
• Antiques are green
• Washingon Oaks plant sale Dec. 11
• Poinsettias: Growing FCTC experience
• Struggling family seeks a little help
• Ideas for children's gifts that will grow their brains
• Police Report: November 26, 2010
• Holiday album released
• Cops identify man who died in Thanksgiving Day crash
• Church's 'Nutcracker' helps dreams come true
• Frosty gets a Florida makeover
• Church gets home of its own
• Crash on I-95 claims life of DeLand man
• Politifact: Fasano mostly true in pill mill claim
• Flagler Estates home catches fire
• Fight over prison budget expected
• Family faced with hard times
• Thanksgiving Day in the Oldest City
• Saints rally to beat Cowboys
• UF, FSU still high stakes
• Receiving high Marks: SAHS' Merrill might be one of best ever
• Patriots shred Lions
• Winning ticket sold at Beach
• Howard Davis, architect, dead at 61
• Lawmakers to Scott: Fix schools
• Adventurer offers Thanksgiving inspiration
• Empty Stocking Fund seeks aid for local families
• Missing boy found in Flagler County marshland
• Legislators inadvertently give 'pill mills' a break
• Senate committee assignments announced; Thrasher gets six
• FHP bracing for holiday travel
• WinterFest teams formed at FCTC
• Victims, some rebuilding lives, ecstatic at Cladek's arrest
• State legislators prod Gov.-elect Scott on jobs
• Legislature features plenty of millionaires
• Empty Stocking Fund accepting applications
• Police Report: Nov. 23, 2010
• Cladek indicted
• Charges reduced in fatal crash
• British-period sword hilt found
• Bear killed crossing Interstate 95
• Cladek indicted on 14 counts in $100 million scheme
• Today's markets: World stocks fall amid Europe debt woes, Korea clash
• NKorea fires artillery onto SKorean island; 2 dead
• Bear struck, killed on I-95
• Legislature leaders ax budget 'turkeys'
• Thanksgiving rites, dinners around the community
• Holiday shopping spree benefits children's group
• Group honors tutor/volunteer and student of the year
• Police Report: Nov. 22, 2010
• Holiday lighting celebration is Dec. 4
• Lighthouse preps for luminaries
• Don't miss Palatka's annual Christmas Parade
• Police search for last suspect in child pornography cases
• Flagler professor doing well after crash
• Economists: State to get 1M new jobs in 7 years
• Today's markets: World stocks mostly up after Ireland bailout news
• Scott's new team coming into view
• Man killed in Flagler Co. crash
• Prime Outlets-St. Augustine dropped from buy-out deal
• Rebate checks OK'd for solar, A/C programs
• Next steps in missing woman case to be addressed
• Whales arriving earlier this year
• Vacation rentals up
• State’s oldest planned cemetery opens gates
• Roadwork this week, Nov. 22-28, 2010
• Police reports from Nov. 21, 2010
• Saint Johns County School District News: Graduation Rate 2009-2010
• Schools in funding trouble
• 2 million lights make Oldest City shine
• Comedian, pro wrestler in foreclosure limbo
• Bridge of Lions called one of nation's top 10
• Gamble Rogers festival supports arts education
• St. Lawrence Strings performing Nov. 28
• Shoppers shrug off fears about toxic reusable bags
• Security protest could disrupt holiday travel
• Rescuers to drill hole at New Zealand mine
• Elkton's happy hat maker
• Chamber council hears about Home Again St. Johns
• SIFE joins 'Can Hunger' campaign
• Annual holiday home tour is Dec. 5
• 'Evening of dance' at FloArts today
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - November 17, 2010
• Local retailers seek to stand out
• One terrific dish
• From lab to showroom
• Winter Wonderland opens
• For The Record: Nov. 20, 2010
• Everybody has fun with flowers
• No body found in search for missing woman
• County jobless rate dips
• New ed reform bill like old one
• 'F' school in 'A' district
• County has one of best graduation rates in state
• Crescent Beach bridge closed today
• BREAKING: Search concludes for today in missing woman case
• Putnam crash sends 6, including 2 infants, to hospital
• Speeding car triggers crash into North City Gates
• Officials: Fla. high school grad rate 79 percent
• School News November 16, 2010
• Whales die after rescue
• St. Johns County Legislative Delegation meeting Dec. 10
• Tickets to mayor's gala available today
• Professor airlifted after crash
• Police Report: November 18, 2010
• Merit pay proposal re-emerges
• Middle school assitant principal honored
• IRS seeks to refund some local taxpayers
• Evaluating Rubio's stance on earmarks
• Everglades ruling splits high court
• Cathedral Festival moves to February
• Bartram Highway honored
• Man air lifted to hospital after scooter crash
• Groups come together for beached whales
• Today's markets: World stock markets rebound
• Tea party criticizes citrus tax
• GOP state senator says he'll support Brown's lawsuit
• Crist signs bill funding energy rebates
• Fla. investments exceeded goals in 2009-10
• Monique Burr Foundation For Children Announces 13th Annual Jinglebells Proam Golf Tournament
• Bourré Construction Group Offering Homes In River Plantation, An Equestrian Community In Colee Cove
• Senate GOP moderates dwindling
• Redistricting lawsuits get help from senators' cash
• Prescribed burns today, Friday at Guana reserve
• Police Report: Nov. 17, 2010
• Mays sees legacy as encouraging professionalism
• Grieving mom advocates for safe driving
• Lawmakers mull Medicaid overhaul
• What in the world is turducken?
• New Senate president promises to spend less
• Silver Alert issued for St. Johns County man
• St. Augustine mother new face of distracted driving opposition
• Palatka man arrested in food stamp card scam
• Lawmakers override 8 Crist vetos
• Board Briefs for October 2010
• Fehling takes School Board gavel
• Section of S.R. 16 closed today
• Golf cart roads progress at Nocatee subdivisions
• Cuddly creatures for sick, shut-in
• Proctor in eye of education funding storm
• Police Report: November 16, 2010
• Morning crash on Wildwood Drive kills man, 32
• Native American home uncovered
• Mayors' gala tickets available
• Fireworks follow swearing in then for commission
• Empty Stocking Fund accepting applications
• BREAKING: Crash on Wildwood Drive kills one
• Walmart drug plan for seniors may not be best deal
• Prince William, Kate Middleton engaged
• State gets break on cleaning waterways
• Lawmakers holding double sessions
• Lightner swimming in history
• Calif. woman charged with terrorist aid
• Ohio sheriff: Missing mom, 2 others may be dead
• Taliban leader: Insurgents waging war of attrition
• Scientists propose one-way trips to Mars
• Change coming right now in Congress
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Shops dream of a green holiday season
• Senate-elect Rubio meets, escapes the national press core
• Proctor: More education cuts in 2011
• Police Report: Nov. 15, 2010
• Lawmakers set to override vetoes
• Closed-door foreclosure cases heading to court
• EPA wants St. Johns cleaned up
• Capitol teems with new blood
• Rare veto override votes set Tuesday
• PUSH rep to be roundtable speaker
• Local Navy League marks 35th anniversary
• Gullah-Geechee meeting planned
• Roadwork this week, Nov. 15 through 21
• Old Jail adds 'chain gang'
• Brothers join SAR chapter
• Empty Stocking Fund accepting applications now
• Golden Fleece key to Castillo shield
• For-profit schools face new challenge
• Tide turns on new septic tank rule
• American Pen Women welcome Janet Simpson
• Pain clinic ban sought in Flagler
• Bald eagles rebounding
• Garrison Keillor plays to packed house
• Strong Florida recovery expected
• Blaze consumes island home
• Empty Stocking Fund accepting applications now
• Pirates were not fun for St. Augustine in the 1600s
• A mother's story
• Holiday story contest deadline extended
• Mayors' gala to kick off Nights of Lights
• Nease IB students attend Oregon conference
• 'Flagler Creates!' festival is Saturday
• VIDEO: St. Augustine Home Destroyed By Fire
• Rain barrels help conserve water
• The 5th Annual Big Trunk Show
• Properly dispose of old medication today
• Keillor show to give city exposure
• Galeone was reluctant bishop
• Farewell Mass today for bishop
• Disappearance involves foul play
• Empty Stocking Fund accepting applications
• Crescent Beach Bridge at S.R. 206 to close today
• House explodes on Anastasia Island
• Man finds father's Bronze Star, recording from WW II
• Lawmakers likely to revive A/C, solar-panel rebate offers
• Celebrations, homecomings planned at area churches
• City welcomes Lynx
• Discussion on incarcerated presentation topic
• Salvation Army's kettle drive begins today
• Local IMAX to get 3D technology
• Scenic highway garage sale Saturday
• Police Report: Nov. 11, 2010
• FOR THE RECORD
• FIRE THREATENS HOMES
• Nation's Dems face challenges
• First Light Maritime Society honors four county veterans
• Florida still needs more hurricane shelters
• Newspaper probe finds lead in reusable bags
• Florida's GOP on political high; now what?
• Florida waits for Scott to reveal his transportation goals
• Veterans may be eligible for money from government
• Marine joins 47 others in becoming citizens
• Fla. initiative providing info to veterans
• Today's markets: G-20 meeting keeps markets on edge
• Pilot recalls amazing escape
• Firefighters extinguish flames on Collins Avenue
• VIDEO: Tall ship Lynx arrives early
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - November 8, 2010
• November School Happenings Calendar - Nov 10, 2010
• Business Partnership
• Prudential Network Realty Collecting Holiday Donations For St. Francis House And Toys For Tots
• Blood Drive at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm
• Police Report: Nov. 10, 2010
• Slough, Joyner on Race to the Top
• Thrasher lands top Senate post
• Truck crash kills St. Augustine man
• Tall ship Lynx to arrive today
• Winter Wonderland starts again Nov. 19 at Amphitheatre
• Major general achieves 2-star ranking
• Man dead in WGV truck accident
• Police Report: Nov. 9, 2010
• Quinn Gray hearing canceled
• City OKs new noise law
• FPL, PMHS join forces on solar project
• Duval County man pleads to manslaughter in wife's death
• Echo House inches closer to restoration
• Two from St. Johns named to Race to the Top committee
• New lineup ahead for state Cabinet
• Today's markets: New China bank rules weigh on world markets
• Life prisoner to get new trial
• Man shot in Putnam County home invasion
• Quinn Gray hearing canceled
• Palm Coast man faces kidnapping charges
• Sunset Grille wins People's Choice at Chowder Debate
• Antiques and jewelry show Saturday
• Veterans to be honored at special ceremonies
• Police Report: Nov. 8, 2010
• Donations pay for Rocko's surgery
• Victorious GOP sets out to repair image
• Area sea turtle nests hit a record
• Rare pistol uncovered in 18th Century shipwreck
• Carriage ordinance delayed
• St. Augustine Police car rear-ended by DUI suspect
• Conflict brewing over Scott's agenda in Legislature
• Sheriff program fights recidivism
• Today's markets: European stocks lifted by upbeat earnings
• Kiwanis swears in new officers
• Awards presented by Optimist Club
• Roadwork this week, Nov. 8-14, 2010
• Police reports for Nov. 7, 2010
• A Chowder Debate first
• Carriage rules on city's agenda
• 1572 parish church found
• Suddenly popular, Mica looks to control transportation
• Four detained, explosives found in Flagler County
• How will Scott lead? Follow his early clues
• Today's markets: European stocks ease back after bumper week
• Community salutes Vietnam veterans
• AAUW to discuss its Early Literacy Project
• Scientists puzzled following rash of dolphin deaths in St. Johns River
• Police report: Nov. 6, 2010
• Restrictions on water will change today
• City weighs $22.5-million bond to pay for infrastructure upgrades
• Wanchick contract irks Stevenson
• ‘Bachelor’ contestant weds at WGV
• Big names thrill fans
• Palm Coast residents taking control over power bills
• Class-size issues persist for state
• Creamer receives Character Counts award
• Empty Stocking Fund starts earlier
• Recount affirms Beach results
• Lincolnville Festival schedule
• Woman's disappearance remains a mystery
• Microsoft uses Kinect to beat Nintendo Wii
• Traffic meeting scheduled
• Orienteering set for Florida Agricultural Museum
• Speech on imprisonment set for Bishop Baker Center
• Ekberg-Baugstat landscape a winner
• CSS Hunley replica on display today, Sunday
• Cladek fallout impacts local nonprofit groups
• M&M Market building once owned by Jefferson relative
• Vietnam heroes to be honored
• Mobile home catches fire near I-95
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - Nov 3, 2010
• Police charge Palatka residents with fraud
• Green Dolphin owner fights noise violation ticket
• Palm Coast crash kills 2
• Mosquito Board works to parry county takeover
• Police Report: November 4, 2010
• Cops shut down M&M Market
• Kool & The Gang to kick off Lincolnville Heritage Festival
• Two local elections may be up for recount
• Rose gets life in prison
• Lawmakers to meet in Nov. 16 special session
• Family searches for missing woman
• NASA fuels Discovery for afternoon liftoff
• Preparing the parks
• Man strikes power line on San Marco Avenue
• Members of Putnam street gang arrested
• Police shut down M & M Market on Bridge Street
• Fla. universities panel considers tuition issues
• Rose pleads guilty to teacher slaying
• Discovery launch scratched for today
• Palm Coast residents killed in early morning crash
• Building behind fruit stand catches fire
• Corrine Brown takes redistricting amendment to court
• Statewide prosecutor applicants sought
• Scott pledges to add jobs
• Judicial finalists chosen
• Judge sets Rocca's pretrial appearance
• Case nearly set for man charged with driving into bicycles
• Boil water notice lifted
• County schedules collection days
• Deputies to sport beards for charity
• Great Chowder Debate is Sunday
• What if Crist had run as a Dem?
• ELECTION 2010 -- ST. JOHNS COUNTY BY THE NUMBERS
• Many Democrats fear GOP tide too high
• Renuart beats Collins
• Proctor wins by a 2-to-1 margin
• Mica rolls to easy win for Congressional seat
• Boles retains mayoral seat
• Bliss wins Port Commission seat
• Voters reject school proposals
• Beach Commission race too close to call
• Rubio wins Senate over Crist and Meek
• Six make short list to replace Judge Christensen
• County: Give us mosquito board
• Sink concedes to Scott
• Scott, Sink race for governor too close to call
• Pam Bondi wins Attorney General
• Thrasher cruises to victory
• Jeff Atwater wins Chief Financial Officer
• Adam Putnam wins Agriculture Commissioner
• Leary, Boles win in St. Augustine
• Pawlowski wins Beach seat
• Ciriello wins Airport Authority seat by slight margin
• Brandhorst newest on Mosquito board
• Crescent Beach bridge open until 9 tonight
• Lots of events in Putnam this week
• Veterans to be honored in Northwest ceremony
• Boil water notice for Ponte Vedra area
• Free meals could spell trouble for Rep. Brown
• State's winners and losers in election
• Man arrested in pharmacy robberies
• Woman backs car into neighbor's home
• Gainesville man dies in carjacking
• Police Report
• Polls opening at 7 a.m. today
• City native held in DUI death
• Election results: Early voting results
• Amber Alert for 3-month-old girl
• Amendment 4 defeated
• Cruelly treated, Rocko needs help
• Rubio takes U.S. Senate seat
• Hate political calls? More coming
• Razor-close governor's race triggers fears of recount
• Roadwork this week, Nov. 1 through 7, 2010
• Crist may help Dems in gov. race
• Jessie Fish visits the DAR
• 2 voting options remain
• Hastings hero says goodbye
• Crist tells audience 'Yes we can' on Obama agenda
• Gianoulis outraises Thrasher in final Senate stretch
• Today's markets: World stocks rise as China manufacturing gains
• 1944: A dangerous year
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - October 25, 2010
• Man in police custody in connection to armed robberies
• Police report
• Police report: Oct. 30, 2010
• Living her dream
• MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES
• Nearly 1 in 5 county voters cast their ballots early
• West King to get parking relief
• Local to lead Gulf spill cleanup
• Tabloids abuzz over nuptials in county
• Creepy encounters
• Why would Omaha be calling?
• Business Briefs: Oct. 31, 2010
• Five civic leaders saying thanks
• Bubba & Gianni's wins Datil Pepper contest
• Ponte Vedra Beach Chamber Oktoberfest
• Your guide to the amendments and other proposals on the ballot
• County to weigh water rate hike
• City home a total loss after fire
• Christensen joins Circuit Court
• Black Friday gets bigger
• Highlights of ads for senate, governor
• Big loser in campaign ads: The truth
• Carroll mum on altered forms
• Meek staying in race
• Sharks get first win vs. Nease
• Horticulture Show draws 70 entries
• Fire damages Fruit Cove home
• City gets first rain in a while
• Experts seek cause of fish deaths
• Schooner Lynx coming to St. Augustine Nov. 11
• Tax bills to start arriving next week
• Deputies respond to false gun threat at Palm Coast school
• Meek denies dropout rumors
• Even with increase, Fla. univeristy tuition among lowest
• Weatherization plan warms homes
• First Coast superintendents state their case for Amendment 8
• Firefighters contain house fire
• Saint Johns County School District: 2011-2012 School Calendar Survey
• Trunk or treat and much more
• Nights of Lights coming to city on Nov. 20
• Police Report: October 28, 2010
• State calls for more education funding
• Sheriff's motorcycle deputy strikes deer
• Gingrich visits Jacksonville
• Coronado Street repairs begin
• Florida DOE hires teacher liaison
• Feds shut down snapper fishing
• FSDB president to retire in 2012
• Amphitheatre nominated for national award
• Janelle Whaley, leader of Easter Festival, dies
• Body of missing toddler found in pond
• Lincolnville spruce-up begins
• Police Report
• Judge refuses to block campaign finance law
• Sink takes slight lead over Scott in close governor's race
• Deputy on Motorcycle Hits and Kills Deer, Taken to Hospital
• Incoming Sen. president focus of ethics probe
• Gianoulis, Thrasher on attack
• Time for gator chowder
• Pumpkin carving contest is today
• Cheesecake a seasonal sweet treat
• Weatherization demonstration offered Friday
• Police Report
• Tax Foundation says Fla. welcoming to business
• Fire displace 5 Island families
• Text message during debate sets off buzz
• Almost 14 percent of voters have cast their ballots so far
• Fact check: NationsBank claims in gov. debate
• New Visitor Center for Fort moves a step closer
• Crist party switch challenged in Senate debate
• Invisible Children opens students' eyes
• Sand squeezing inlet
• Police Report
• Police: 6 children robbed 9 homes in Palatka
• FHP launches Halloween drunken driving crackdown
• Gubernatorial hopefuls hurl mud in final debate
• Republicans take lead in NE Fla. early voting
• Candidates for agricultural, consumer protection chief have differing views of job
• Two ex-prosecutors differ on philosophy, priorities
• Today's markets: Futures dip on mixed earnings, rising dollar
• Two men face battery charges for fighting in streets
• City to make offer to Wendlers
• Tough economy opens up dream job
• Seven local businesses sell alcohol to minors
• Property transfer could aid tourism
• Foreclosures back to normal
• GOP leader faces tough Fla. Senate race
• Gubernatorial hopefuls debate for last time
• Bartram Trail tries out class schedule changes
• Poll: Key amendments unlikely to pass
• Mrs. Lincoln stayed here
• Today's markets: World stocks up as G-20 vows to avoid currency war
• Man faces armed robbery charges
• Police report from October 24, 2010
• Roadwork this week for Oct. 25-31
• Debate: Crist, Meek gang up on Rubio
• Mental health clinics targeted in Medicare fraud crackdown
• Fires out, rain may be on way
• DATIL DO IT
• Long-term goal: Draw homeless away from downtown
• Recession changing how people view work
• For killer, a steady downward spiral
• Peyton: Serenata Beach fashion show a sell out
• Police report: Oct. 23, 2010
• Nation's Oldest City: John McIntosh once was regional leader
• MARRIAGES & DIVORCES: Oct. 24, 2010
• Rick Scott, Alex Sink campaigns spent $5 million in single week
• Palin blasts Obama at Orlando rally
• LANE CLOSURES
• Free fun for all
• Julie Mason to speak at Flagler
• Woods burn near Record
• Business Briefs: Oct. 23, 2010
• Ponte Vedra Beach residents in the spotlight
• Police Report: October 22, 2010
• Fire threatens Flagler Estates homes on Thursday
• Retailers to push tablets at holidays
• Driver crashes into McDonald's
• Candidate forum today
• Beach commissioner files complaint against George
• Feud sparks Port Commission race
• Florida's jobless rate climbs up
• Judge Andreu, longtime leader, dies
• Homeless meals move to City Hall
• Local man faces child porn possession charges
• State's unemployment numbers due out today
• Man wanted in armed robbery
• Medical condition blamed in IGP crash
• UPDATE: Brush fire under control in Flagler Estates
• Crist's switch to independent may change campaign law
• Today's markets: Stocks mostly lower as G-20 finance ministers meet
• Pastor to pick up car for not burning Quran
• Florida unemployment rises
• Flying high at the county fair
• Driver crashes mini van into McDonald's
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - October 18, 2010
• It's time to get out and cast a vote
• For the Record: Oct. 22, 2010
• Senate hopefuls want Social Security bonus
• Fact check: Scott's view of Sink's spending
• Group: Amendment 4 could cost $2.2B
• Police Report: October 21, 2010
• Judges worry over attitude
• District 18's Renuart, Collins having a 'battle of brains'
• Mica ignores District 7 opponent, invokes Pelosi
• Scott-Sink debate turns into TV firefight
• Datil pepper cookoff set
• Cook up this holiday favorite
• Watson Road to temporarily close
• Airport plans barge terminal to expand services
• St. Augustine named 'best to retire'
• Celebrating partnership
• Tropical depression could become tropical storm
• Bondi, Gelber differ on focus in AG race
• Crist says he relishes underdog role in Senate run
• Toyota recalling more cars
• Today's markets: World stocks buoyed by US earnings
• Covello has high hopes for Nationwide event
• Clinton stumps for Meek in Orlando
• World's longest cat -- Stewie -- measures 4 feet
• Group slams Thrasher in mailer
• Roberts admits to killing
• Archway park getting spruced up
• Agriculture candidates seek rural, urban votes
• Scott, Sink set to debate again
• Housing development readies its comeback
• Landrum parents learn how to bully-proof their children
• Today's Markets: Stocks try to bounce back after Tuesday's drop
• Nontraditional county health center turns out to be success
• Senate report suggests veterans court
• Meek, Crist pinball Rubio in debate
• City, county trade barks over duty of pool upkeep
• BREAKING: Roberts admits to murder
• Save Our Bridge wins preservation honor
• Poll shows Sink with lead over Scott
• Debates could sway tight race in polls for governor
• Judge asked to block finance laws for activists
• Remains identified as Tavar
• Elkton man earns top environmentalist award
• Witness says friend hit pedestrian
• Dark road site of many accidents
• Fla. voter registration down from 2008
• Today's Markets: World stocks up ahead of Goldman Sachs earnings
• County Fair opens today
• The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Raises More Than $77,000 At 2010 Oldest City Red Trout Classic
• Today's markets: Stock futures point to drop to start week
• Suspect charged in hit-and-run death
• Leadership roundtable meeting
• Navy League present for return of Farragut
• Roadwork this week, Oct. 18-24, 2010
• Interaction between right whales, offshore anglers to be studied
• Mica would become transportation committee chairman
• Early voting starts today
• Arrest made in hit-and-run
• Teacher pairs please St. Johns schools
• Scott, Sink quiet on key NE Fla. issues
• 3 hurt in Vilano Beach crash
• Local artist was pioneer
• BREAKING: Remains identified as Tavar
• Sculptor in top 10 in competition
• House fire extinguished
• Book signing set
• House of Lions
• Man struck, killed on U.S. 1
• Suspect in woman's disappearance returned
• Low funds holding up school construction
• Public wage growth outpaces private sector
• Wheels of fortune
• Survivor deals with disease on daily basis
• County has 18 merit semifinalists
• When Harding visited FSDB
• Horror Zone debuts this weekend
• Santarelli charges dismissed
• SAHS salutes distinguished grads
• Calif. woman killed after driving replica Indy car
• Explosion in Chinese mine kills 20, traps 30-plus
• Sony unveils Google TV
• Man wanted in family shooting killed by police
• FBI, UNF investigating breach of confidential student data
• Back yard perfect for relaxation
• 'A place for children' dedicated in PV
• BREAKING: 1 shot during search for Christopher Kilgore
• Youth in spotlight set at Tabernacle
• Global Work Party serves as environmental 'wake up call'
• Four Sisters of St. Joseph to mark 210 years
• Marines 'land' in Hastings
• Cracker Day comes to fairgrounds
• FDOT upgrading Bridge of Lions generator
• Police Report: October 14, 2010
• Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Florida attorney general candidates are opposites
• City wants to reopen pool center
• Gravesite uncovered
• Human remains found
• Police Report: October 13, 2010
• For The Record: Oct. 14, 2010
• Tallahassee law firm says Jeb! owns Deb!
• Political veterans vie for state Ag leader
• They're all out: 33 miners raised safely in Chile
• Picturing Hastings exhibit opens tonight
• Airport board candidates have different visions
• Wanchick: Pay freeze avoids county layoffs
• Class-size debate over flexibility, funding
• Dislike major candidates? Ballot has other choices
• Tavar's family relieved with transient's arrest
• Local man faces child porn charges
• Meeting on Reef Drive traffic
• Movement to ease class-size limits before voters gains steam
• Gianoulis, Thrasher duel over education reform
• Men receive prison sentences
• Autopsy: 3-year-old drowned accidentally
• Gray's extortion trial delayed
• UF sprucing up historic properties
• DCF won't appeal overturn of gay adoption ban
• Chile joyous, miner rescue underway
• Transient wanted in Ponte Vedra disappearance nabbed in Washington
• Deltona Realty Opens For Business With Two New General Real Estate Offices
• Deputies wrangle runaway ponies in Palm Coast
• Clay Co. closes several roads for manhunt
• San Mateo man shot in chest
• Morning political briefs
• Investigation continues into child's death
• Mandarin man killed in collision with train
• Shoar among 11 Florida sheriffs to back Scott
• City passes panhandling ordinance
• City: Make noise penalties tougher
• Regulators to examine excess FPL profits
• Sink slams Scott in 2-minute TV ad
• State official: Mill pipeline might not change St. Johns River much
• Thrasher, Gianoulis debate on WJCT radio at 9 a.m.
• PVB man: 'I thought I was God'
• Students blast off into aerospace experiment
• Manhunt closes Jennings State Forest
• Poll: Governor's race draws even
• Continuance ordered in extortion case of Ponte Vedra Beach woman
• Child's death confirmed as accidental drowning
• Police Report: Oct. 11, 2010
• Burned house in Hastings to be razed today
• Boy, 3, found dead in pond
• Scott, Sink unveil education plans
• Crist assembles dedicated team
• Today's markets: Stocks up on hopes of Fed support
• A perfect 10 for croc duo
• Police report for Oct. 10, 2010
• Roadwork this week
• Joyner to give school district update
• Shell creation wins boy trip to Jamaica
• City to decide begging ordinance
• Monique Burr Foundation For Children To Host 22nd Annual El Pescado Billfish Tournament
• Workers for St. Augustine company injured in water tower accident
• Whispering Woods child drowns
• PV Chamber awards ceremony set
• FortGroup awarded 'Best New Development'
• Honoring Survivors
• Police Report: October 9, 2010
• Deputy's quick thinking saves man's life
• Class size: Two sides of issue examined
• Juror: Sex offender law unfair
• Scarecrows are popping up all over
• BP has paid Feinberg firm more than $2.5M
• Mexico opens probe into reported lake shooting
• Hastings house to be demolished
• Man caught in burning pickup
• Twin sisters each give birth to first child on same day
• Facebook undergoes changes
• Scott puts another $2.4M into campaign
• Rick Scott releases tax returns - yeah, he's rich
• Youngsters have fun with flowers
• Bank of America has halted U.S. foreclosures for review
• Military tax break amendment draws little opposition in state
• GOP spends $200,000 on Thrasher ads
• Long-time Alligator Farm monkey gets new home
• Croslin gets 25 years
• Sheriff's bonuses draw fire
• Sink, Scott claim other trying to buy governor's office
• Keeping seniors safe
• Property tax break for military on ballot
• Greek Festival starts at Francis Field today
• Kids love getting lost in maze
• Flagler students visit German icon
• Karen Palmer Joins Homes by Deltona as General Sales Manager
• Celebrating unity
• Neighbors: Publix is coming to Vilano Beach
• Navy League recognizes battle at Hue City
• Police Report: Oct. 7, 2010
• New water main work started
• Mayo Clinic to be open to UnitedHealthcare members
• Old Moultrie closing on Monday, Tuesday
• Community waste collection day set
• Class-size amendment stays on ballot
• Mosquito board hopefuls agree: Race is about money
• Man faces charges in New Year's Eve crash
• Misty Croslin gets 25 years for drug charge
• Man who killed biker sentenced
• Prudential Network Realty’s an Marshall and Tom Stewart Organizing Home and Garden...
• Survey shows Floridians support tax increases
• Drug courts not yielding expected savings to state
• Union asks supreme court to stop class-size vote
• Beach commission candidates seek tourism
• Lightner Museum gets spruced up
• Man faces DUI manslaughter charges from New Year's Eve crash
• Amendment 8 votes will count
• Meek rejects Sierra Club co-endorsement with Crist
• Senate candidates criticize each other in heated debate
• State schools trying to cope with class size chaos
• Mayo Clinic opening to United Healthcare
• SJSO employees get $1,000 bonus
• Appliance rebate program has leftover funds
• Officers find drugs in steering wheel
• Fact check: Crist ad on Social Security is half right
• Cake decorating contest set
• Filet mignon with a difference
• Hastings woman escapes fiery crash on I-95
• Supreme court ruling gives life-sentence prisoner hope
• Man rescued after kayak overturns in inlet
• Oil drilling foes launch petition for 2012 ballot
• Some truth -- barely -- in Scott ad slamming Sink
• Tanner's police brutality suit against Flagler County settled
• Public invited to forum on ballot amendments
• B-to-B Marketing Group Welcomes Newcomers
• Beautifying the beach is priority for commission candidates
• Proctor, Courtney seem to agree on little
• Survey: Floridians support tax increases
• Fla. justices hearing class size amendment case
• Senate candidates debate on TV tonight
• As St. Johns grows, so does crime scene evidence room
• Nightspot sparks tougher noise law
• Suspect sought in Best Western robbery
• Kalapp trial pushed back six months
• Man faces more charges of sexual battery on child
• Woman who ran over teens back in court
• Truck overturns; 1 injured
• Pedestrian dies from injuries
• Crescent Beach bridge fixed
• Police Benevolent ad 'Barely True
• Rubio payment to auto finance company raises some eyebrows
• Developers seek OK for rural project to bring commercial to area
• Taxes for Beach to go down 20 percent
• Thrasher, Gianoulis mix it up
• Man bags 460-pound alligator by himself
• Scott, Sink tout plans to create jobs
• Roadwork this week
• Public invited to Senate, House forum
• New transit center
• Old fashioned fun at St. Ambrose Fair
• Collins, Renuart stake out positions
• Beach board ready to approve budget
• County may close part of course
• Amendment 1 would repeal public campaign funds
• Sink's business past could be issue in race
• Attorney general candidates have differing views on gay adoption lawsuit
• Global stocks down at start of big economic week
• Former school turns 100
• Nation's Oldest City: When Aviles was called Hospital Street
• N. Florida SBA seeks nominations for awards
• Local inns offer free stay for Veterans Day
• Scott pulls in $1.2M for campaign
• Sunshine Seminar to be Monday
• New fee for homes with burglary alarms
• Police Report: October 2, 2010
• Duct tape creations on display at Home and Garden Show
• What life was really like at Orange St. School
• School board asks voters for help
• Thrasher, Gianoulis square off
• Fierce battle over Amendment 4
• Villa Flora
• Senate, House candidate forums planned
• Bugatti, Ferraris sell out
• Health department earns national honor
• Mica to dedicate transit center Sunday
• Boat that hit sandbar being repaired locally
• Elderly couple dies in murder-suicide
• Publix says yes to Vilano
• Driver gets 15 years in crash that killed deputy
• Guard's Brig. Gen. Fleming retires
• Aviles opens to crowd
• Tires become dear as prices rise, supply shrinks
• Fox yanks channels from Dish Network
• FOR THE RECORD
• Community garden: Idea with growth potential
• Police Report: September 30, 2010
• Panera Bread to open in Cobblestone
• Crist has strong support, for governor
• COA awarded a grant for new observation dock
• Aviles reopening marked with celebration
• 'Mayor' of courthouse retires
• Programs to help seniors fight Medicare fraud
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Apparent murder-suicide under investigation
• Burglary alarm users to pay annual fees
• Fla. justices decide to split home value in divorces
• Poll: Scott leads Sink in race for governor
• Honoring local survivors
• Man sentenced in crash that killed deputy
• PHOTO: Yacht that struck sandbar being fixed in town
• Fall Festival coming soon
• Street closings set for 5K run
• School district celebrates 100 years
• Health Department to give free flu shots
• Libertarians challenge campaign finance law
• Commissioners Mays, Bryan endorse Sink
• 2 known dead, 12 missing after storm
• Record number of children died in hot cars in 2010
• Police Report: Sept. 29, 2010
• Sunshine law seminar location has changed
• Cook up some tasty corn chowder this fall
• Crist: Keep Social Security the way it is
• Crist sees red — and blue — at FSDB
• Learn to eat well in a storm
• County passes final budget
• First Flagler College Film Festival kicks off tonight
• Deputies looking for purse snatchers
• Sanzone won't be committed
• Poll: Rubio leads Crist big in Senate race
• Unemployment relief coming in 2012
• Feds approve additional housing aid for Fla.
• Drainage repairs to King-Malaga area postponed
• Tax credits for home buyers come to a close
• Tropical depression aims at Cuba, then Florida
• Families sought for foster kids with disabilities
• Couple arrested in Putnam robbery spree, infant riding with them
• The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Announces 9th Annual Oldest City Red Trout Classic
• Aviation program lifts teens struggling with grief
• Colonial arts and crafts fair set
• A culture shared
• Psychologist urges sex offender’s commitment
• Bridge of Lions lane closures
• Tree of Life parent company to lay off 183
• ‘Night at the Lightner’ promises fun
• Artists, street performers, residents express concern on city’s direction
• $446M school budget approved
• City eyes creating exhibit hall
• Tropical storm warnings discontinued in Florida
• Bartram honors deceased students
• TRAFFIC: Bike falls off vehicle on I-95, causes crash
• Attacks on homeless to be hate crimes in Fla.
• UDC, children's group donates to program
• Flagler professors featured at Jacksonville art museum
• College film festival starts Thursday
• ARToberfest starts Friday in Palatka
• Unity festival Oct. 9 and 10
• Obama calls for longer school year
• Police report: Sept. 27, 2010
• First Southern Bank takes over Haven Trust Bank
• Candidates gear up bank accounts for election battle
• Boy, 6, fights through obstacles, starts school
• Gov. Crist to visit city
• State seeks more time for Sanzone
• Galimore Center to get face-lift
• U.S. 1 crash injures two
• Laterra Links Pebble Beach Coach Home Wins Best In Condominium Living In St. Johns...
• State to donate nearly 30,000 acres to feds
• Panhandling on city agenda
• Republicans plan rally
• Rally against carriage plan Tuesday
• School Board to address budgetary issues Tuesday
• Scott, Sink say they can rein in gov’t waste
• Froth samples studied
• County may join heritage corridor
• Just what is the lure of historic St. Augustine?
• Tens of thousands of Floridians remain on food stamps
• Florida could get two new congressional seats
• 3 injured in crash
• Disposal transfer stations cut hours
• Grand opening of Transit Center set for Oct. 3
• Roadwork projects could affect traffic flow
• Police Report: September 25, 2010
• Activists demonstrate their pride
• Gigantic house taking shape
• Joyner to make case for hike
• Veterans facility officially opened
• 'Are you my sister?'
• Business Briefs: Sept. 26, 2010
• Chamber Ambassadors donate supplies
• Marriages, divorces
• Pink ribbon classic is Oct. 7
• Business Briefs: Sept. 25, 2010
• As Android challenges smart-phone rivals, consumers benefit
• Police Report: September 24, 2010
• Surfers for Autism event today
• Local beach clean-up set for today
• Opponents draw their contributions from PACs
• Thrasher draws a strong challenger in Senate race
• Airport Authority looks for new airline
• Deputies charge 5 with making meth
• Cummings gets 15 years
• Ronald Cummings will spend 15 years in prison
• VIDEO: Clyde E. Lassen State Veterans' Nursing home grand opening
• St. Augustine Pride Festival on Saturday at St. Augustine Ampitheatre
• Hiaasen honored at festival
• Surfers for Autism on St. Augustine Beach Saturday
• International Coastal Cleanup at Washington Oaks Garden State Park
• Congressman Mica to speak at VA home grand opening Saturday
• Aviles renovation close to completion
• The romance of Henry & Alice
• Saint Johns County Chamber Of Commerce Announces Kirk Wendland as New President
• Laterra Links At World Golf Village Completes First Of Four New Buildings
• In Celebration of National Literacy Month – How About Volunteering?
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - August 24, 2010
• Laterra Links at World Golf Village Receives Laurel and Aurora Awards for Pebble Beach Coach Home
• Wellington Homes Introduces New Homesites At Murabella in St. Augustine Starting From $149,990
• Sixteen New Coach Homes Under Construction at Laterra Links in World Golf Village
• Prudential Network Realty’s St. Augustine Office At Seagrove Celebrates Community...
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - June 1, 2010
• Nominations For Principal And Assistant Principal Of The Year
• Saint Johns County School District Superintendent's Weekly Review For May 17, 2010
• Laterra Links Team Closes First Quarter Of 2010 With Impressive Sales Of More Than $2.5 Million
• Laterra Links Hosts 'Meet the Doctors' Health and Wellness Program
• Saint Johns County School District Superintendent's Weekly Review For April 26, 2010
• Laterra Links At Worldgolfvillage Announces New Coach Homes Are Ready For Immediate Move-In
• Dancing in the Streets at Palencia
• Saint Johns County School District Superintendent's Weekly Review For March 22, 2010
• Laterra Links Offers Semi-Custom Coach Homes for New Homebuyers
• Construction Begins On Luxury Coach Homes At Laterra Links In King And Bear At World Golf Village
• Parents Night Out!
• Arlo Guthrie & Family at the Alligator Farm
• Laterra Links Announces New Ownership, Sales Team
• Saint Johns County School District Superintendent's Weekly Review For February 9, 2010
• Chocolate And Beyond Gala - A Sweet Way To Support Volunteers
• Superintendent's Weekly Review For January 19, 2010
• Saint Johns County School District Board Briefs - January 22, 2010
• 12th Annual Jinglebells Pro-Am Golf Tournament Raises $222,000 To Benefit Monique Burr Foundation
• Beach Blast Off Activity At St Augustine Beach On New Year's Eve!
• Saint Johns County School District Board Briefs - December, 2009
• www.SellMyHouse.com Welcomes Cynthia Searle to their Realtor Network in St Augustine
• Superintendent's Weekly Review For December 8, 2009
• St. Johns County School District News - December 4, 2009
• Laterra Links Hosts Benefit Concert With Rick Dellaratta And Raises Money For Local Charities
• Monique Burr Foundation For Children Announces Jinglebells Pro-Am Golf Tournament
• Laterra Links at King and Bear Announces 3rd Annual Holiday Bazaar
• Superintendent's Weekly Review For November 23, 2009
• Wellington Homes Hosts Open House, Introduces New Home Design At Murabella In St. Augustine
• The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Raises More than $61,000 at 2009 Oldest City Red Trout Classic
• Laterra Links Announces Special Benefit Concert with Rick Dellaratta and Jazz for Peace
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review For November 2, 2009
• Dedication Ceremony Of St Augustine Beach Veteran’s Memorial
• November School Happenings Calendar
• Cornerstone Homes Now Building At Murabella In St. Augustine
• Saint Johns County School District Board Briefs - September 2009
• www.SellMyHouse.coms open Regional Office in Palm Coast, Florida.
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - September 8, 2009
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - September 2, 2009
• School Happenings September Calendar
• The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Announces 8th Annual Oldest City Red Trout Classic
• Young Ladies With Class
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review for June 10, 2009
• St. Johns County Education Foundation Budget Workshop - June 16, 2009
• Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test News May 28, 2009
• Reid Wins FCCMA Award
• Saint Johns County School District News - International Science Fair
• Saint Johns County School District News - Nursing Supervisor of the Year
• Superintendent's Weekly Review for May 22, 2009
• Dreams Come True Party
• Board Briefs - May 2009
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review for May 18, 2009
• Superintendent's Weekly Review for May 11, 2009
• May School Happenings Calendar
• Superintendent’s Weekly Review - April 27, 2009
• Governor Visits Orange and St. Johns Counties to Encourage Job Seekers and Economic Development
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - April 14, 2009
• Superintendent's Weekly Review - March 17, 2009
• Board Briefs - March 2009
• Superintendent's Weekly Review fro March 9, 2009
• Spectacular Marshfront Homesites Available At Nature-Rich Community of Istoria
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to St. Augustine Woman
• SafetyTies Keep Getting Safer: Newest Neckties Reduce Spread of Germs
• Governor Crist, Admiral Collins Accept $20 Million in Federal Funding...
• 27th Annual Lions Seafood Festival And Arts And Crafts Show

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