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Inside: the vote to remove 89 roadside plate readers, Drifters' 90-bike launch, and six weeks of dredging at Doug Crane Boat Ramp.
Inside: 10 early voting sites, 27 St. Johns schools honored by Florida, and St. Augustine Beach's $25,000 mural project.
Inside: Elkton's $191.8 million water plant, four lanes on CR 210, and the Oct. 20 debate over Flock cameras.
Inside: St. Johns County's $1.9 billion budget, the end of Sunday library hours, and a new restaurant planned for the old Santa Maria site.
Inside: the free STAR shuttle's new beach stops, tax amendment, and Italian dinner at Saint on the bayfront.
Inside: A new beach habitat plan shaped by more than 1,000 responses, updated food truck park rules, plus live music and a Flipturn show in St. Augustine.
Inside: 20 in-person spots open for a child support session, a $3.8 million fire station starts answering calls, plus John Fogerty and Steve Winwood and empanadas in a St. George Street courtyard.
Inside: St. Johns County eviction filings hit a seven-year high, Fort Matanzas beach access reopens with ADA upgrades, plus Florida-caught seafood on Charlotte Street and whatβs happening around town.
Inside: A new deadline for license plate readers on state roads, exclusive September perks for local library cardholders, a night of iconic rock, and French bistro cooking in the heart of Lincolnville.
Inside: Sebastian Harbor Marina, Chris Kattan, Aunt Kate's, and affordable apartments now leasing.
Inside: 92 affordable apartments, business licenses pause for September, Columbia Restaurant, and Buddy Guy 90.
Inside: The Celtic festival and St. Patrick parade are ending after 15 years.
Inside: Gate's $2.1M Adventure Landing purchase, Magnolia Oaks Academy, Raintree Restaurant, and MindTravel at the pier.
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