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Gas outage in St. Johns County leaves businesses closed, homeowners without hot water - Vimarsana News

Gas outage in St. Johns County leaves businesses closed, homeowners without hot water

A gas outage in St. Johns County has left businesses closed and homeowners without hot water and working stovetops since Monday.

Utility crews still working to restore gas for northern St. Johns County neighborhoods, businesses without hot water - Vimarsana News

Utility crews still working to restore gas for northern St. Johns County neighborhoods, businesses without hot water

A gas outage in St. Johns County that left businesses closed and homeowners without hot water and working stovetops continues Wednesday with TECO Engercy utility crews expected to return to neighborhoods as they work to restore gas.

PulteGroup buys 963 acres to develop residential community in St. Johns County - Vimarsana News

PulteGroup buys 963 acres to develop residential community in St. Johns County

The Landings at St. Johns will have all ages and age-restricted communities with amenities.

St. Johns County creates website to detail $315 million in ongoing infrastructure projects - Vimarsana News

St. Johns County creates website to detail $315 million in ongoing infrastructure projects

Last week during a St. Johns County Commission meeting, a newly created Infrastructure Delivery Team presented an update on select infrastructure projects happening around St. Johns County.

Proposed development of 3500 homes in St. Johns County - Vimarsana News

Proposed development of 3500 homes in St. Johns County

A proposed development of 3500 homes in St. Johns County will go before commission; why one resident has changed her mind on the issue