As of Tuesday, September 19 at press time, there were still 4,000 Duke Energy customers and 40 Florida Power & Light customers without power in Seminole County.Duke Energy said they were aiming... + continue reading
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Special to the Herald In response to Hurricane Irma and the overwhelming generosity of the American people, the American Red Cross and Goodwill in Florida are establishing a partnership that will better serve Floridians affected by the hurricane during the recovery efforts.Throughout Florida, the Red Cross, along with its partners, is... + continue reading
Northland Church recently held community cookout. No doubt the last several days have been difficult for the community. With so many still without power, Northland took the opportunity to come together as a community around a free, hot meal. Friends, family, kids and neighbors gathered. Northland also sent people home with a boxed lunch for their... + continue reading
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Household Trash, Yard Waste, Recycling, and Storm Debris Information 1. The City of Sanford has activated a Storm Disaster Contractor, Crowder Gulf to collect storm debris throughout the city. Their vehicles will be identified with a C/G logo and will begin collection the week of September 18th. 2. Property owners must separate normal... + continue reading
Gang members to Portland, OregonIf you are a gang member and want a change of scenery, you are in luck, Portland, Oregon, wants to help you. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has announced that the gang database will be eliminated in October after Danielle Outlaw is appointed as chief.The police department said that under its new chief,... + continue reading
It's been two days since Hurricane Irma hit Florida, and Seminole County is working diligently on the path to recovery. At a press conference Wednesday morning held at a rural Geneva fire station on State Road 46, Emergency Operations Manager Alan Harris announced that just under 50 percent of the county was still without power.25 percent of the... + continue reading
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Herald photos by Greg FencikTwo of the top offenses in Central Florida, Lyman (top), led by quarterback Tarik McKinzie, No. 12, and running back Tyrese Juste, No. 8, and Lake Mary (above), led by running back Calvin Davis. No. 11, and quarterback Brandon Brown, No. 7, will square off at Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Friday in a crucial Class 8A-District 2 contest.
TMA suffers first loss as others prepare for return from Hurricane Irma By Dean SmithHerald Staff Hopefully it’s time to get back to normal.After having nearly the whole Week 4 High School... + continue reading
,Jaguars FallHerald photo by Romeo GuzmanFormer Oviedo High and UCF standout quarterback Blake Bortles (No. 5) was 20-for-34 for 223-yards, with 1 touchdown and 2 interceptions, and carried the ball 4-times for 29-yards, but the Jacksonville Jaguars, 1-1, fell to the Tennessee Titans, 37-16, on Sunday.
,Photo submittedHere are the winners from the Wednesday Night Rum Race sponsored by Gosling’s Rum on 9/13/17.
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Herald photos by Tommy VincentThe 2017-18 Central Florida Soap Box Derby Rally Season will begin next Saturday, September 23, at Sanford Derby Park.
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Gang members to Portland, OregonIf you are a gang member and want a change of scenery, you are in luck, Portland, Oregon, wants to help you. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has announced that... + continue reading
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Special to the Herald In response to Hurricane Irma and the overwhelming generosity of the American people, the American Red Cross and Goodwill in Florida are establishing a partnership that... + continue reading
Watercolorist Caryn Dahm will demonstrate her techniques on Saturday morning at the Sanford Seminole Art Association.
