By Evelyn Lopez Nyk Regine didn’t know she was returning home for good two decades ago when she visited St. Augustine to care for her elderly parents. “I live here and work here. Not many people can say that,” Regine said. Often referred to as…
By Audrey Cress On a cool morning along the back wall of the fenced-in St. Augustine Beach Community Garden, a tall compost bin hums with life. Lift the lid, and there is a colorful collection of kitchen scraps in various stages of decay — coffee…
By Audrey Cress Inside a lower Manhattan nonprofit studio, Amy Kalafa, now known for producing independent documentaries and corporate work for clients from ABC to Food Network, was producing a music video for one of her favorite Scottish bands: The Ravillos. The set pulsed with…
By Wylie Saviello In small booths on the border between the beach and the street, retirees collect tolls for cars accessing the beach. Whether this is their first or 10th season, they have become an integral part of the local community and an important step…
By Kendall Greco Every weekend, the blast of the cannon echoes through the historic Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine. A group of passionate Flagler College student’s dress in their authentic Spanish soldier uniforms and perform drills that date back centuries. They are a…