Augustine City News Today

City buys last developable acreage of Fish Island in St. Augustine to preserve it

The Florida Department of Transportation is looking to replace a decades-old seawall in St. Augustine to provide a safer option and more protection against storm season, where significant amounts of flooding impact the area.

The city of St. Augustine will provide free parking and shuttle service during the Sing Out Loud Festival.

JTA wants to know what you think about a commuter rail and its proposed train stations.

Longest-serving St. Augustine City Manager John Regan set to retire

Work is underway in an attempt to stop or slow flooding that is common near the Bridge of Lions in downtown St. Augustine.

For almost 20 years, Professor Barbara Blonder has been a beloved faculty member of Flagler’s Natural Sciences Department. During her time at Flagler, Blonder has left a lasting impact on the College. She has served as Director of Undergraduate Research, Chair of the Faculty Senate, and was an instrumental figure in establishing the Coastal Environmental Science major. In 2020, Blonder extended her impact into the local community, being elected as a Commissioner for the City of St. Augusti...

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The discovery involves the mission site of the Native American village called Palica.

Join ADAPT and Flagler College at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum on June 2 for a live, in-person panel discussion on climate change, how it’s impacting cultural resources in the city of St. Augustine, what’s being done about it, and how artists can use their work to both spread awareness about climate change and call for action.