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The history of the building at 113 S. Palmetto has been nothing if not varied, going through spans of time as a stable and livery, a jail, the Health Department and a laundromat.

Now it can add ‘restaurant’ to that lengthy list.

A themed restaurant, at that, said developer Anthony Sirica of AirPanchos LLC at a recent Sanford Community Redevelopment Agency meeting.

A home invasion gone awry in Oviedo has resulted in one death and two arrests, according to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office.

The incident occurred Monday, when a homeowner in Oviedo was alerted to someone breaking into her house.

She armed herself and confronted the burglar, firing at least one shot that hit him.

Former schoolteacher, City Commissioner and beloved Sanford resident Herbert “Whitey” Eckstein passed away at 73 last week, leaving behind his family as well as a legacy of accomplishments in Sanford.

His wife, Pat Eckstein, remembered him as a man who was kind and generous enough to do “anything for anyone,” if it would help them and better their lives.

A new grant has awarded $2.5 million to True Health, the local cluster of medical clinics, with an eye on helping those who can’t help themselves.

The grant is from the Health and Human Services Department, and True Health applied for it last year in order to receive aid to help more people.

Seminole County Leisure Services congratulates the two 2018 Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame inductees, Matt Kuchar and Jim Pigott.

By Larry Griffin

Herald Staff

By Larry Griffin

Herald Staff

By Larry Griffin

Herald Staff