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As one of Central Florida’s oldest incorporated cities, Sanford calls out for historic tours the kind of which Historic Downtown Sanford has founded.
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A non-binding referendum on statehood was approved by voters in Puerto Rico Nov. 3, and U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy told members of Congress it is time that the United States listens to its island neighbors.
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By Eden Porteous
Bentley Elementary School
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Sgt. James LaRue, who spent 21 years with the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Department of Corrections, died Saturday from complications of COVID-19, officials said.
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A Sanford woman, 51, walking on the sidewalk with her husband Sunday evening died when a car lost control on County Road 46A, hitting the woman and crashing into a pole, according to a Florida Highway Patrol official.
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Lake Jesup is more than 100,000 years old and covers about 10,000 acres with thousands of alligator inhabitants as well as crappie, blue gill and shell cracker fish species.
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Sanford gets its wings. In an effort to set a Guinness Books of World Records for largest wing mural public art exhibition, temporary wings are perched at spots all around Sanford. The event runs through Nov. 29.
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A GPS monitoring system helped Sanford police arrest a local man after a victim reported a man masturbating in the doorway of her bedroom around 3 a.m. Tuesday morning.
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