By Capt. Adam Morley The following shops contributed to this week’s report: The Bait Shack in Vilano, Fishbites Trading Post, and Genung’s Fish Camp. The Bait Shack and Genung’s will be open 7am-noon Thanksgiving Day, Fishbites will be closed. Genung’s Fish Camp will also be having a BIG Small Business Saturday (11/25/23) event with great deals and entertainment in the morning by the St. Augustine Sandman. Event hours: 10am – 6pm. The old river whispers its tales, and I, a humble participant in its aquatic drama, share the recent musings from the St. Augustine and its neighboring waters. As the…
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HORRORscopes for the week of Nov 20, 2023
Aries: This week, Aries, you’ll have the chance to burn bridges with not just one, but two friends! Your aggressive nature will shine through as you make reckless decisions without thinking of the consequences. But hey, at least you’ll have a momentary ego boost, right? Taurus: It’s going to be a slow and uneventful week for you, Taurus. Don’t expect any exciting changes or opportunities to come your way. Just keep plodding along, being stubborn as always. Maybe one day you’ll realize that life requires a bit more effort than just being a couch potato. Gemini: Oh, Gemini, you’re in…
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Tragic ATV Crash Claims Lives of Two St. Augustine Men in Putnam County
Two people died in a two-vehicle accident involving a pickup truck and an ATV on County Road 309 in Putnam County, Florida, late Saturday night. The incident occurred when the pickup truck missed a right turn and was hit from behind by the ATV, which couldn’t stop in time. The collision resulted in the ejection of both the driver and passenger from the ATV, who were pronounced dead at the scene. More… Read Full story: WJXT
St. Johns County Deputies Issue Warning After Victim Pays $5,000 to Alleged Defense Attorney
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office in Florida has issued a warning about a scam after a resident was tricked into giving thousands of dollars to a man claiming to be a defense attorney. The victim was contacted by a stranger who claimed her daughter was in jail and needed $5,000 for bail. The scammer, posing as a defense attorney named Matt Arnold, collected the money from the victim at her home. Arnold is described as a white man in his 50s with facial hair, wearing a T-shirt and Bermuda shorts, and driving a gray Ford sedan. The Sheriff’s Office…
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