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Wednesday, June 18th, 2025
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Good morning, St. Augustine. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of June.
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Florida school districts removed books labeled as pornographic by state officials after local superintendents faced pressure to comply; counties including Orange, Osceola, St. Johns, and Santa Rosa took steps to remove or restrict these titles—some board members raised concerns about First Amendment rights. Critics argue the removals may set a precedent for future censorship and limit access to diverse viewpoints. The St. Augustine Record
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Florida will see high temperatures in the upper 80s to mid 90s on Juneteenth—east central areas could reach a heat index of 105—and some parts of the state may get showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Residents in St. Augustine should plan ahead to stay cool during the holiday and into the weekend. The St. Augustine Record
- ➤ Experts held an Ask Me Anything on June 12 to answer Florida residents’ questions about the 2025 hurricane season—covering hidden insurance costs, cuts to weather services, and risks from warmer Gulf waters that may boost storm intensity. They said the National Hurricane Center and Weather Service have working tools, but staffing shortages might affect future storm forecasts. The St. Augustine Record
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ County officials approved a $13.5 million plan Tuesday to retrofit and add space to government offices—addressing crowded facilities at the morgue, elections office, and courthouse for two new judges. The plan includes a $6 million addition to the Medical Examiner’s Office and conversion of a former jail into sheriff administration space—helping the county manage its rapid growth. First Coast News
- ➤ St. Augustine will begin its milling and paving project on June 23 and warns that vehicles blocking resurfacing may be towed at the owner’s expense *on-street parking is prohibited Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. with work pausing from July 4 to July 6 and resuming on July 7*. The St. Augustine Record
- ➤ St. Johns County Clerk Brandon J. Patty partnered with George Washington University students to launch a PSA on property fraud & to urge residents to sign up for a free recording activity notification service that warns them when fraudulent records are filed. The St. Augustine Record
SPORTS NEWS
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East Coast Convention of North America
June 20-22 — Flagler College — Registration required — Attend ECCNA 28 for enriching workshops and community activities.
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Ringo Starr Live in Concert
7:30-11:30 p.m. — The St. Augustine Amphitheatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary Beatle Ringo Starr perform songs from his upcoming country album and more.
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Wheel Throwing Workshop
6-9 p.m. — Make Space Workshop & Classroom — Class cost includes supplies — Dive into the art of wheel throwing with hands-on guidance and plenty of practice time.
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Billy Currington & Kip Moore Concert
7-8:30 p.m. — The St. Augustine Amphitheatre — Tickets from $39.75 — Enjoy a night of country hits from two acclaimed artists at this scenic venue.
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Cars & Coffee at Classic Car Museum
8-10 a.m. — Classic Car Museum of St. Augustine — Free entry — Enjoy coffee and doughnuts while admiring classic cars with fellow enthusiasts.
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Kyle Smith Concert
6-10 p.m. — Colonial Oak Music Park — Tickets from $20 to $100 — Enjoy an unforgettable evening of reggae-rock vibes with Kyle Smith and special guests.
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Sunset Cruise: St. Augustine Champagne Views
Evening — Vilano Beach Fishing Pier — Cost varies — Enjoy breathtaking sunset views and complimentary drinks aboard the Fury Corinthian Catamaran.
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Café Eleven Live Performance
8-10 p.m. — Café Eleven Restaurant & Catering — $15-25 — Enjoy a lively evening with a live performance at the beachside Café Eleven.
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Railroad Earth Live with Yonder Mountain String Band and Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country
5:30-7 p.m. — The St. Augustine Amphitheatre — $38.50-$74.80 — Enjoy a fusion of bluegrass and cosmic country from captivating artists at this lively concert.
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