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Signs in downtown Sanford reading “coming soon” for Heritage have sat on the vacant property for years.

Could downtown Sanford see low-income housing? City to host public meeting next week on proposed development

1 year 4 months ago

Sanford City Hall will host a public hearing Thursday related to Heritage Park, a proposed mixed-use downtown development that could include low-income housing.

The parcel of land in the red circle (above) is the land that was donated to the Central Florida Urban League.

City of Sanford donates land to Central Florida Urban League

1 year 4 months ago

The City of Sanford recently donated property to the Central Florida Urban League (CFUL), an organization whose goal is to achieve social and economic equality through education, employment and entrepreneurship.

City Hall will get a new roof for $2.3 million.

Upgrades for City Hall

1 year 4 months ago

City commissioners will be asked to approve a $2.3 million expenditure on Monday to replace City Hall’s aging roof.

Families and individuals are encouraged to donate photos and other items to be added to the Goldsboro Museum exhibition. The Goldsboro Museum is at 1211 Historical Goldsboro Boulevard, Sanford, and is open Tuesday through Friday from 1 to 4:30 p.m.

Goldsboro Museum collecting memorabilia for traveling exhibition of local veterans

1 year 4 months ago

As The Goldsboro Museum curates its traveling exhibition highlighting Black war veterans, they are hoping local veterans will donate their personal memorabilia to add to the collection.

AT THE GATEWAY OF TWO BUSTLING COUNTIES — At an estimated cost of $60 million, a parcel of 18.3 acres will be transformed into a parking lot with 132 spaces for semi tractor-trailers. Engineering and design of the parking site are underway, and right-of-way acquisition is set to begin during the state’s current fiscal year, FY 2024. Construction, however, may begin in Fiscal Year 2026.

State plans for future trucking needs on 1-4

1 year 4 months ago

As the Sunshine State’s population surges, and as the people’s needs and desires for things large and small also increase, the Florida Department of Transportation is staking out places for drivers to park their big rigs.

DEBRIS REMOVAL: Seminole County cleans up waterways

1 year 4 months ago

Seminole County contractor crews are working on Lockhart Smith, Six and Navy Canal this week, removing large-scale debris from the waterway, left over from Hurricane Ian.