St. Johns County in Florida is offering free sandbags to residents in preparation for the arrival of Tropical Storm Idalia. Starting at 12 p.m. on Monday, sandbags will be available at six different locations throughout the county. However, individuals are required to bring their own transportation and shovels, as well as fill the bags themselves. Each person is limited to a maximum of 20 bags. The sand and bags will be available again at 8 a.m. on Tuesday until conditions permit. It is anticipated that St. Johns County will experience the impact of Tropical Storm Idalia, which is expected to…
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HORRORscopes for the week of Aug 28, 2023
Aries (March 21 – April 19): Well, well, well, Aries. Brace yourself for a month filled with frustration and disappointment. Your impulsive nature will lead you into countless regrettable situations, leaving you wondering why you can’t seem to get anything right. Your energy and enthusiasm will be met with indifference from others, making you question whether you’re actually as amazing as you think you are. Spoiler alert: you’re not. Taurus (April 20 – May 20): Dear Taurus, this month is all about embracing your stubbornness to the fullest. Unfortunately, it won’t get you very far. Your refusal to adapt and…
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World Golf Hall of Fame Moves from St. Augustine to Pinehurst
The World Golf Hall of Fame and Museum in St. Augustine, Florida will be closing its doors after 25 years of operation. The facility, which opened on June 15, 1998, has hosted 16 induction ceremonies and welcomed as many as 280,000 visitors per year at its peak. However, attendance has declined in recent years, with only 40,000 visitors in 2020 and around 60,000 in 2021 and 2022. This decrease in attendance has made it difficult for the facility to remain financially sustainable. As a result, some of its assets will be transferred to the new USGA headquarters in Pinehurst, North…
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Former Clay and St. Johns County coach arrested for lewd conduct with students
A former coach and teacher at Oakleaf High School in Clay County, Benjamin Davis White, has been arrested and is facing allegations of inappropriate conduct involving multiple students. White, 40 years old, was taken into custody on August 17 in Clay County on a felony charge of lewd and lascivious behavior with a juvenile aged 12 to 15. He was subsequently released on $100,000 bond, with conditions prohibiting contact with minors. White served as the defensive coordinator for the Oakleaf football team and was also the head coach for the girls’ weightlifting team. However, his tenure at Oakleaf was cut…
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