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“The show must go online.”
That is how Michele Cuomo, dean of Arts and Communication at Seminole State College, described the situation for the school’s production of “Silent Sky.”
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The Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, housed in the old Ritz theater, is getting a facelift and has announced a full slate of events starting in July and running through June 2021.
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Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg told the Herald Friday that he has tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies, but now he has to undergo more testing to determine his true status with the virus.
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The Florida Highway Patrol has released more information about two crashes that killed four people, including Sanford resident Amanda Butler (see separate story).
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Amanda Butler of Sanford was the kind of friend who would leave surprises on neighbor’s porches. Often the little gifts were plants or flowers.
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Don’t do meth
Deputies responded to a home on Ronald Reagan Boulevard in unincorporated Sanford last week after a resident reported that someone had broken into his home.
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Sanford resident and veteran Bill Staggs said Monday that he has read all the names on the memorial stones at the city’s Veterans Memorial Park.
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There will be a city commissioner election for two Sanford seats after two candidates in each race qualified to run in Districts 3 and 4. Other Seminole cities also announced election races.
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