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  1. St. Augustine Record20 hours ago

    Help local veterans at St. Johns Habitat build event

    St. Johns County Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers for its upcoming Veterans Build event in West Augustine.

  2. Palatka Daily NewsYesterday

    Today in History – Nov. 4

    November 4 In 1855, Rev. Quarterman called a meeting of the Presbyterian congregation at the courthouse. In 1886, the New Florida Constitution was ratified; however, Palatka repudiated it—5 to 1! In 1886, the Daily News commented that if Palatka wanted sewers —estimated to cost $8,000 to $12,000 a mile—an efficient, honest, practical, clean-working system of sewers, then

  3. Palatka Daily NewsNov. 3

    Man’s passion project up for bid at Women’s Bazaar

    There are stories behind many handcrafted pieces, and Chip Hunsuckle has many tales to share about the custom-made pieces he has rebuilt. Hunsuckle, a member of St. James Independent Methodist Church in Palatka, rebuilds old guitars and has donated for the fundraiser drawing at his churchu2019s annual Womenu2019s Bazaar at 400 Reid St. The event will take place at 9 a.m. u2013 7 p.m. Nov. 6 and 9 a.m. u2013 2 p.m. Nov. 7. u201cThis was the fifth guitar I assembled,u201d said the St. Augustine resident, who graduated from Palatka High School in 1975. u201cI buy components from different […]

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  • VolunteersSt. Johns County Habitat for Humanity hosts its 2026 Veterans Build Nov.

    St. Johns County Habitat for Humanity hosts its 2026 Veterans Build Nov. 13-14 in West Augustine. Volunteers will work at 865 and 873 Pearl St. on painting, caulking, framing and siding, and are encouraged to wear closed-toe shoes.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: St. Augustine Record