The St. Johns County Sheriffs Office has officially released details on the funeral arrangements for fallen Sergeant Michael Kunovich – ST. JOHNS COUNTY, FL, MAY 22, 2023 – On the evening of May 19, 2023, while on duty with the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, Sergeant Michael Kunovich died in the line of duty. Sergeant Kunovich was a 25-year member of the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office and most recently served as a Sergeant in the Central Region. He worked in various capacities to include as a Reserve Deputy before coming on board full-time, a Senior Law Enforcement Deputy, a…
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Local County Offers Teen Night Event for Neighborhood Youth This Weekend
St. Johns County Parks and Recreation will hold “Teen Night” on Friday evening in Hastings. The event is specially designed for teenagers and will be held under the supervision of the Parks and Recreation staff. The event aims to provide an opportunity for teenagers to socialize and have fun while ensuring their safety. The event will likely feature games, music, and food for the attendees. The initiative is part of the County’s efforts to engage teenagers in constructive recreational activities and cultivate a healthy community. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.actionnewsjax.com
Rare Tortoise Thief Arrested After Alligator Farm Heist; Suspect Nabbed in St. Petersburg with One Dead, One Alive Tortoise
Law enforcement officials from two different agencies collaborated and apprehended a suspect in the November 2022 theft of rare Galapagos Tortoises from a Florida conservation facility. The tip led officers to a residence where they found one of the stolen tortoises alive and the other deceased. Joshua McCarty-Thomas has been charged with grand theft and other charges across several cities. The tortoises are estimated to cost up to $10,000 and are a part of the facility’s Species Survival Plan. The recovery of the stolen tortoises brings hope to wildlife conservationists. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.actionnewsjax.com
Local Business Owners in St. Augustine Needed for Parking Code Update Feedback
The City of St. Augustine is updating their existing parking code and seeking public input through an online survey. The changes aim to manage parking demand, promote sustainable transportation, ensure safety, support economic development and address environmental concerns. The deadline to complete the survey is May 28, 2023, and results will be presented on June 27 in a special meeting open to the public. Any questions can be addressed to the City’s Planning and Building Department, and all responses are public record. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.actionnewsjax.com