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Members of the Historic Sanford Welcome Center Board of Directors participate in the This Place Matters challenge.

THIS PLACE MATTERS: Sanford Historic Trust highlights residents’ favorite places

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

This month, the Sanford Historic Trust wants residents to celebrate and memorialize their favorite places in town for the ‘This Place Matters’ campaign.

Esteban Vidal with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital shakes hands with Resolute Tissue Safety Manager Todd Fisher, as the company donates $5,000 to St. Jude, as well as another $5,000 to Meals on Wheels.

Resolute Tissue gives back to local charities

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

A local paper mill, Resolute Tissue, celebrated several years with no workplace accidents on Thursday by donating $10,000 to Meals on Wheels and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

They had gone 500,000 hours with no accidents.

Health Department encourages residents to get measles vaccination

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

With measles on the rise across the country, including two cases reported in Florida, the Seminole County Department of Health wants everyone to start getting vaccinated against the disease.

Alligator hunting season runs between Aug. 15 and Nov. 1.

How to apply for alligator hunt permits

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

Since 1988, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and its predecessor, the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, have offered hunters the opportunity to take part in their annual statewide recreational alligator harvest, whic

Community Events for Sunday, May 12 Edition

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

Midway Community Meeting

Monday, May 13, 5:30 to 7 p.m., 2253 Jitway Ave., Sanford. Seeking public input about converting septic systems to sewer for Midway community. Call 407-665-2300.

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Mothers Day Tributes

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

Seminole High School Athletic Director Michael Kintz examines the worn-down football field, which they want to raise $1 million to fix up.

Seminole High School starts fundraising campaign to remodel worn-down football field

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

Seminole High School Athletic Director Michael Kintz laments the fact that the school’s athletes can’t use the football field as much as they want. Due to its patchy ground and worn look, it’s not the safest terrain to practice or play.

Celery City Cigar Bar is ready to set up a permanent camp in the empty side of the building at 114 S. Palmetto Avenue, owner Paul Williams said.

Celery City Cigar Bar to open shortly in downtown

6 years 2 months ago By Sanford1

Adding to his repertoire of entertainment establishments in downtown Sanford, Paul Williams says he plans to open up Celery City Cigar Bar on Palmetto Avenue in the coming months.

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