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Classic automobiles make pit stop
Cars on the tour included several older Packards, a Duesenberg, and a collection of Bentleys and Rolls Royces, all from the early 1900s. Bob Milhous of Boca Raton said he has to unscrew and carry his 1914 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost hood ornament with him when he leaves his car because of its value.
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CELERY SOUP HAS A BALL
Real estate broker Lisa Porzig Finnerty was named Celery Queen, and county commissioner Mike McLean was named Celery King for their top fund-raising efforts.
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The sweet sounds of community...
Bill Vogel, Seminole County s school superintendent, rings a handbell at the Student Museum in Sanford to gather visitors who came to hear the newly restored 107-year-old school bell in the museum s three-story bell tower. The museum s restoration committee named the bell the The Sanford Herald Restoration bell after the newspaper recently paid for repairs. School officials say they re not sure when the bell stopped being used regularly. Electricity was added to the building in 1916 and the opening for the bell rope into the principal s office was closed up years ago.
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Back to school
Herald photos by Tommy Vincent: More than 64,400 Seminole County school students returned to classes Monday at 61 schools. Students at Pine Crest Elementary School arrive by bus early.
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