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FWC officials will routinely perform safety checks on boating vessels out in the water.

Boaters urged to boat safely during National Safe Boating Week

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

Pamela Lynch, left, CRA/Community Development project manager, and Tom Tomerlin, economic development director for the City of Sanford outside the city’s office in the Sanford Information Center, formerly the Historic Sanford Welcome Center.

Economic Director: Sanford’s growth is driven by the community, not government

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

Sanford’s new development director said the city’s four economic engines are poised to attract strong growth, but there must be a balance between the hot residential market and bringing jobs to the area.

Joel Greenberg resigned from his position as Tax Collector last year after federal charges were brought against him.

Greenberg takes deal, pleads guilty to sex trafficking of a minor, 5 other charges

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

Former Seminole County tax collector Joel Greenberg changed his plea on Monday in federal court, pleading guilty to sex trafficking of a minor and five other charges.

Seminole opens up vaccine locations for those 12-16

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

Seminole County has opened COVID-19 vaccination sites for people as young as 12 years old at a variety of locations starting Tuesday with the Oviedo Mall, the North Branch Library in Sanford and Seminole High School in Sanford.

Boys 2 Men Social event pairs young men with mentors

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

When dozens of young men attended the Boys 2 Men Social event at the Velma Williams Westside Community Center, they may not have known that they were part of a generational effort to connect young men with mentors and programs to give them opportu

Glorious Hands Day of Service for Girls hold charity event

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

At their first annual Glorious Hands Day of Service for Girls event, members of the Sanford organization provided more than 60 homemade spaghetti dinners for people.

Sheralyn J. Brinson: A Life Well Lived – A Trail Blazer and Distinguished Community Servant

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

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14-year-old pleads no contest to manslaughter in the death of a security guard at Florida United Methodist Children’s Home in Enterprise

3 years 7 months ago By Sanford1

A 14-year-old boy entered a no contest plea to a charge of manslaughter in the April death of a security guard, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.

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