Five-year-old Jaishiya Pretty makes her way through the bounce course at 37th annual Lincolnville Festival on Saturday September 24, 2016. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Winner of Learn to Read St. Johns County’s Kiss the Pig contest Rick Ezequelle smooches Wilber the piglet on the snout during the Rhythm and Ribs festival at Francis Field on Saturday, April 1, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Hare Krishna devotees dance and chant down Avenida Menendez as they use ropes to pull a chariot carrying three deities, Lord Jagannatha (Krishna), Lord Balarama and Lady Subhadra, by hand in a procession through downtown during The Festival of Chariots, or Ratha Yatra, on Saturday, April 8, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Jeanette Klopchin, laboratory manager for the UF Honey Bee Research and Extension Lab, brushes past a worker bee as she reaches to pick up a queen, located at the bottom center with the white spot, and move her to a different hive. (Christina Kelso/ The Florida Times-Union)

Fifteen-year-old Kevin Harrison high-fives a cheering line of fans on Saturday, August 5, 2017, after competing in the St. Johns County Special Olympics Swimming Competition at the Solomon Calhoun Center. Twenty county athletes, from nine-years-old to adult, participated in the fifth annual event. Under the team name, the “St. Johns Splash,” the athletes have trained together for the competition since June. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Peering up to the sky through protective glasses, people view the 2017 solar eclipse from the Castillo de San Marcos on Friday, August 18, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Doug Toomey from North Carolina shows Great Dane Odin in the first day of the Greater Orange Park Dog Club All-Breed Dog Show on Saturday, April 8, 2017. Odin won a first place blue ribbon in the Working Group competition. More than 850 dogs are competing in the weekend event, which continues today from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is free for spectators. Parking is $5.00 per vehicle. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Katie Gay, drummer for St. Augustine rockabilly trio Go Get Gone, plays with the band for the Rhythm and Ribs festival at Francis Field on Saturday, April 1, 2017. With all profits going to charity, the 22nd annual festival brings together seven award-winning regional and national barbecue restaurants and hosts daylong live music, festival games and activities. Rhythm and Ribs continues today from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Amber Rock, a junior biology major at Bowdoin College in Maine, researches the development of hox genes in sea anemones at Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience at Marineland on Friday, July 14, 2017. Hox genes control the body plans of developing embryos in humans and animals. Rock, who intends to pursue graduate study in developmental biology, is undertaking her second summer research internship experience at the lab. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Amber Elder discusses bats with her first grade class at John A. Crookshank Elementary School, following a reading assignment about the animals, on Thursday, October 19, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Ernest McHenry jokes with his ten-year-old regular customer Andrew, while cutting his hair his shop, Style Cutz Barber Shop at 305 Blanding Blvd, on Tuesday March 31. (Christina Kelso/ Clay Today)

Living history re-enactors fire a canon salute outside of St. Francis Barracks on Saturday, August 12, 2017, at the start of the tenth annual commemoration of the 1842 parade and ceremony that closed the Second Seminole War and honored those who died in the bloody seven-year conflict on Saturday, August 12, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Jacksonville University Assistant Professor of Glass Brian Frus shapes a glass turtle in his campus studio for an upcoming installation at the Cummer Museum, entitled “River Table.” (Christina Kelso/ The Navigator)

Jacksonville University Assistant Professor of Glass Brian Frus shapes a glass turtle in his campus studio for an upcoming installation at the Cummer Museum, entitled “River Table.” (Christina Kelso/ The Navigator)

Performer Chelsea “NoPants” demonstrates sword swallowing outside of the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum on Saturday, February 25, 2017 for Ripley’s 10th annual World Sword Swallower’s Day. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

City Archaeologist Carl Halbirt wraps up the final day of an excavation inside a storefront on the bottom floor of 1 King Street, the downtown building housing A1A Aleworks, on Thursday, April 27, 2017, where he and a team of volunteers have identified the skeletal remains of approximately 30 individuals from the early colonial period. Halbirt has led the excavation since February, when property owner David White invited him to dig beneath the floors, which were undergoing repairs from damages sustained in Hurricane Matthew. The burial site included evidence of cremations occurring during the early colonial period in St. Augustine and gave insight into where the eastern boundary of the city’s first parish church, Nuestra Senora de Los Remedios, was located. Recovered skeletal and cremation remains are being sent off to the University of Florida for analysis, DNA testing and radiocarbon dating. Once analysis is finished, the bones will be returned to the Catholic Church for re-internment. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Ethan Flores and Eli Keeler with Fireworks by Santore load fireworks onto a barge destined for a Fourth of July show in Ormond Beach, adjacent to another barge with the finished fireworks display set-up for St. Augustine’s show, at MOBRO Marine in Green Cove Springs on Friday, June 30, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Nancy Lawson, costume specialist and co-curator of “Dressing Downton: Changing Fashions for Changing Times,” discusses the details of an original gown worn by character Freda Dudley Ward in season four of “Downton Abbey” during a media preview of the long-awaited exhibition in the Grand Ballroom Gallery of the Lightner Museum on October 3, 2017. The exhibition features 36 original costume pieces from the show, displayed alongside intricately crafted furnishings and art from Otto Lightner’s original collection of the same time period. The exhibit opens today, October 4, 2017 and runs through January 7, 2018. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

The mechanical hum tattoo needles echoes throughout the St. Johns County Convention Center at World Golf Village on Saturday, August 26, 2017 as artists from across the country work and compete in the second day of the 2017 Jacksonville Tattoo Convention. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Children light candles in the Plaza de la Constitucion on Wednesday, December 13, 2017, at Chabad of St. Augustine’s 11th annual public Hanukkah celebration on Wednesday, December 13, 2017, the second day of Hanukkah. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Four-year-old Olivia McDonald, six-year-old Couper Holmes, and three-year-old Noah Jackson, peer through the glass of an outdoor tank at the St. Augustine Aquarium as colorful fish are fed by a staff member during the aquarium’s grand opening celebration on Saturday, May 27, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Bonnie Dean is baptized by David Beachamp and Greg Clements of Crescent Beach Baptist Church during the church’s annual Easter sunrise service on Sunday, April 16, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Children play on an inflatable waterslide during #TeamHastings’ fourth annual Community Come Together Day at the W. E. Harris Community Center in downtown Hastings on Saturday, June 10, 2017. #TeamHastings, a community volunteer group comprised of six local men, invited Hastings residents to a day of free food, music and recreation as a way to not only give back to the community, but to help to foster healthy relationships within it. The event was hosted with the assistance of local churches and business as well as St. Johns County Parks and Recreation and the St. Johns County Library. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Former U.S. Navy swim coach Lee Lawrence helps to train swimmers from St. Joseph Academy at the Solomon Calhoun Center on Thursday, October 5, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

The St. Augustine Beach Police Department patrols St. Augustine Beach on Saturday, July 1, 2017. Anticipating a heavy influx of visitors through the Fourth of July, local public safety officials have increased the presence of deputies and emergency responders across the county and on the beaches. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Shielding themselves with ponchos and umbrellas, a line of visitors crosses into the Castillo de San Marcos during a rainstorm on Tuesday, June 6, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Michele Potts from Jade and Jada’s Parrotlet Emporium in Tampa hand-feeds a five-week old sun conure while its siblings look peek over the side their enclosure at the St. Augustine Exotic Bird Expo at the Mark Lance National Guard Armory on Sunday, December 17, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Charisa Butz, co-organizer of the St. Johns Family Festival and Tactical Elite Warrior Challenge 5K mud run, crawls through the course’s first obstacle on Sunday August 28, 2016. The inaugural event took place August 27 and 28 at the St. Augustine Flea Market with a portion of proceeds benefiting the Brave-Aid wounded warrior assistance fund. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Director Kerry Fradley leads the St. Augustine Youth Chorus in opening of The St. Augustine Community Chorus’ annual Christmas concert, From Prophecy to Peace, in the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine on Sunday, December 17, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

A Hogwarts sorting hat is placed by “Dumbledore” on the head of fourteen-year-old Melody Haack at Romanza Festivale of the Arts’ Harry Potter Event at Francis Field on Saturday, May 13, 2017. Dressed for Gryffindor, she laughed as the hat announced that she was sorted into Slytherin.

National Aquarium Animal Rescue team member Lindsay Jacks, prepares to release one of 19 rehabilitated sea turtles who washed up with symptoms of cold stunning in New England, at Anastasia State Park on Thursday, January 27, 2017. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

Children sail across Salt Run near Lighthouse Park on Tuesday, June 13, 2017, while participating in the St. Augustine Yacht Club’s summer Junior Sailing Camp. Sailors, ages 7 to 15, spend a week learning the sport in the hands-on program, which started on Memorial Day and runs through early August. (Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record)

(Christina Kelso/ The St. Augustine Record) Fireworks burst over Pier Park in St. Augustine Beach as hundreds of people gather to celebrate New Year’s Eve at Beach Blast Off on Sunday, December 31, 2017.