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About two weeks after a COVID-19 outbreak at the Seminole County jail after which new precautions were announced, the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office said it is now investigating a possible COVID-19 related death of an inmate at the John E.
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Seminole County residents can no longer buy celebration supplies at Party City in Altamonte Springs, but voters will be able to cast early ballots in the 10,000-foot-facility, according to a Supervisor of Elections office news release.
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A small, curly-haired dog went swimming in Lake Monroe about 40 yards off the RiverWalk around 2 p.m. on Labor Day. The dog bit his rescuer before boarding the Seminole County Sheriff’s Department boat.
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At an August Meeting of the Sanford Masonic Lodge, Thomas L. Turlington, Jr., Grand Master of Masons (left) in Florida presented Sanford businessman J. Michael Hartman (right) with an award for 50 Years of dedicated service to the fraternity.
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The Sanford Community Redevelopment Agency voted unanimously to enter into two agreements to change the Historic Sanford Welcome Center into the new Sanford Information Center.
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Dr. Walt Griffin, superintendent of Seminole County Public Schools, has announced his retirement after 40 years as an educator, 37 of which were served in Seminole County.
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Prosecutors have now charged a Sanford 16-year-old with one count of second-degree homicide in the shooting death of an 18-year-old that happened Aug. 5 in the 1200 block of Magnolia Avenue in Sanford.
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After the state attorney declined to pursue charges against the Sanford resident in the shooting death of 17-year-old Adrein Green, an attorney for Green’s family said they are considering next steps, which could include a civil law suit or findin
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