Winner of St. Augustine Sweepstakes 450 Announced

Princeton TV, Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce, The Northeast Florida Regional Airport, St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau, Frontier Airlines, and Marriah Media announced the winner, Emily Logue of Hamilton, NJ. Emily is the lucky winner of The SA450 Sweepstakes held during the month of June.

“On behalf of Princeton TV, we congratulate Emily Logue on winning the SA450 sweepstakes and would like to thank our sponsors for their generosity and making this sweepstakes possible!”
- George McCollough, Executive Director, Princeton Television

The prize includes round-trip air via Frontier Airlines from Trenton Princeton airport to the Northeast Florida Regional Airport in Saint Augustine, 4 days/3 nights hotel stay at Jaybirds Inn, VIP admission to multiple attractions, including the Colonial Quarter Living History Museum, the St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum, the St. Augustine History Museum, passes on the Old Town Trolley Tour, Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth Archeological Park and spending money for the trip. “I am so excited to win this amazing trip! My husband and I are both artists, and are very excited at the opportunity to visit this rich, historic city,” said Logue.

Princeton Television launched the SA450 Sweepstakes in June with TV spots spotlighting the Saint Augustine area and the many events they have going on this year for their 450th anniversary.

“We were delighted to be part of this Sweepstakes and to highlight the opportunity for New Jersey and Pennslyvania residents have to travel via Frontier Airlines to Saint Augustine from the Princeton/Trenton area.” Frontier airlines has regular weekly flights from Trenton/Mercer Airport into the Northeast Florida Regional Airport.“

The sweepstakes also brought awareness to the programming available at Princeton Community Television. Princeton Community Television, a nonprofit organization, is intended to provide an outlet for members of the Princeton and neighboring communities to broadcast locally produced programs as well as other quality programming, to the Princeton area.

About Saint Augustine’s 450th Anniversary Celebration

Saint Augustine was founded by the Spaniards on September 8, 1565. That day marked the beginning of 450 years of people living, working and raising families in what is today the oldest continuously occupied city in the United States.

You only turn 450 years old once, so St. Augustine, Florida, has been celebrating in a big way with a year of special events along Florida’s Historic Coast including art exhibits, cultural and religious activities, historical re-enactments and music festivals. In Saint Augustine you can experience old world charm, flavorful dining, art and culture and an abundance of entertainment.