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Residents Upset Over Possible Development on Ohio Avenue MIDWEEK:JUNE 27-30, 2018 RANDY HARVEY NIGHT Check out what’s The Florida League going on in your city in honored Sanford’s Seminole County Randy Harvey Saturday night See Sports, Page 1B See People, Page 6A AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2017 H Vol. 126, No. 92 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Sheriff Lemma gives update on Sheriff’s Your opportunities ASSOCIATED PRESS Office, says crime is going down to meet candidates ALERT OVER SOUND AT HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin SUMMIT SITE A FALSE HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin ALARM With local elections set for August 28, resi- An unusual sound detected by At a Chamber of Commerce break- dents of Sanford and Geneva will have multi- a U.S. advance team in Singa- fast last Wednesday, Sheriff Dennis ple opportunities to see the candidates they’ll pore highlights Washington's Lemma and Chief Dan Purcell of the be voting on coming up in the next several anxiety over mystery injuries to Seminole County Sheriff’s Office were weeks. those serving in diplomatic out- happy about lower crime rates last On Thursday, June 28, the candidates for posts. year, and spoke about how they keep City of Sanford offices of Mayor and City it that way. Commission Districts 1 and 2 will debate at the “We are one of the most densely WHERE TRUMP IS Sanford Civic Center. populated counties in the state of FOCUSING Florida,” Lemma said. “Yet we still See CANDIDATES, Page 6B have some of the lowest-reported Voters weigh in on candidates crime rates. We’re lower than Volusia, in seven states, but the contest than Brevard... we’re definitely lower that matters most to the presi- than Orange County.” dent is South Carolina, where he Sheriff Dennis Lemma speaks duringHerald a morning photo meeting by Larry for Griffin the appeared at a rally to help Gov. Chamber of Commerce last week. Henry McMaster. See LEMMA, Page 5B THAILAND CAVE SEARCH INTENSIFIES Efforts to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped inside FATAL CRASH a flooded complex for three days hinge on pumping out water so navy divers have headroom to operate. Sanford Housing AuthorityHerald photoChair Melvinby Larry Philpot Griffin PRINCE WILLIAM BEGINS (from left), Goldsboro Front Porch Chairman Ver- non McQueen and Sanford Community Relations ISRAEL TOUR and Neighborhood Engagement Director Andrew Thomas. The British royal visits Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holo- caust memorial and meets with Goldsboro Choice Neighborhood Prime Minister Benjamin Ne- tanyahu. Initiative passed by commission CONNECTED, MOBILE AND By Larry Griffin SNEAKY Herald Staff Kids are way ahead of their parents, utilizing a variety of so- The final incarnation of the Goldsboro Choice Neighborhood Initiative plan was See AP, Page 6B passed through in the consent agenda at Monday’s City Commission meeting, paving a way forward for a multi-step action plan A crash between two vehicles on Sanford Avenue near 25th Street on Friday resultedHerald in photo one death. by Larry Traffic Griffin on See GOLDSBORO, Page 2A Court upholds Trump travel ban, Sanford Avenue was blocked off and redirected in both lanes for much of the late afternoon. rejects discrimination claim See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 6B Residents upset over possible around Seminole County See page 4 STOCKS OF development on Ohio Avenue LOCAL INTEREST By Larry Griffin SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Herald Staff Allegiant $139.00 A discussion at Monday’s com- mission meeting over a proposed Bombardier $3.82 14 houses to be developed on Ohio Faro $54.05 Avenue turned heated as residents Invacare $19.35 of the neighborhood argued it would only serve to ruin their NextEra $167.28 space. Tractor Supply $76.88 The Commissioners’ position was that the item being voted on Toro $59.78 was just the first reading to annex Wells Fargo $53.51 the land into the City. There would be a second read- ing on which to change things be- fore it was finally passed through, they said, as well as other agenda Jarrod Cande items down the road related to the development as well. Sanford River Rats Ohio Avenue, where a developer wantsHerald to put 14photo new byhouses Larry where Griffin there's currently mostly trees and farmland. See DEVELOPMENT, Page 8A Florida League Player of the Week PAGE 2A • Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Ruby Harrington Hendrix Scholarship Foundation holds tea fundraiser By Sheralyn Brinson The Ruby Harrington Hendrix Scholarship Foundation presented their Annual Scholarship Tea Fundraiser on Sat., March 31, 2018, at the Midway Community Center in Sanford. Ms. Patrice Anderson, local educator, was the fea- tured speaker. Entertainment included a per- formance by the Glam Squad Kids Fashion Show. The Foundation is named in honor of the late Mrs. Hendrix, a long-term educator and admin- istrator in Seminole County Public Schools for more than 32 years. She is well known for pro- viding monetary support and encouragement to students and adults pursuing their educa- tional goals. Proceeds from fundraisers sup- port scholarships for graduating high school seniors in Seminole County. This year’s scholarship was presented to Miss Onneka Jones, a Lake Mary High School graduate. She was a member of the Varsity Basketball Team and completed countless Onneka Jones, Ruby Hendrix Scholarship Recipient Groundbreaking Ceremony at Brawner House Museum of Historical Facts at EvergreenPhotos Cemetery contributed in hours of community service at the American Cancer Society and the Westside Community Casselberry, FL. Center/Boys and Girls Club. She was awarded a Certificate of Achievement and will receive a tees. Pastor Arthur Johnson of St. Luke’s Min- Warner Reid, Building Committee Member; this error. $1,000 scholarship; she plans to attend Florida istries in Lakeland, gave the prayer. and Carmen Bierman, Fundraising Committee A&M University in Tallahassee, FL, in the Fall Residents, area officials, community leaders, Member. Refreshments and fellowship fol- • Upcoming Seminole County Branch- to pursue a degree in nursing. The Committee business owners and others joined in the cele- lowed the ceremony. NAACP events (Marvin Carroll, President): noted, “Onneka is a determined scholar; we are bration of this historic event, including Legisla- Volunteers and monetary donations would • Branch General Membership Meeting very excited to provide this scholarship to her tive Aides to State Representative Bob Cortes, be appreciated to help with completion of this on Thurs., June 28th, at the NAACP Headquar- and wish her continued success in all of her en- Murphy Kennedy and David Castorena; Donna project. For more information, call Alton ters, 2120 N. Beardall Ave.; #1010, in San- deavors.” Onneka is the daughter of Ms. Billie J. Walsh, Seminole County Chief Health Officer; Williams at 321-460-2489 or visit www.ever- ford/Midway; 7 p.m. Cotton of Sanford. Alfred S. Weston, of Bubbalou's Bodacious BBQ greecemetery.us and Facebook/everlastingre- • National Convention dates: July 14-18, Foundation members will participate in ac- in Altamonte Springs; Don Epps, President of standpeace. 2018, in San Antonio, TX. tivities this summer to provide school supplies the Seminole County Historical Society; • Branch 77th Annual Freedom Fund for students. Learn more online at www.ruby- Stephanie Smith Uber, Florida Legislative Af- • The monthly Eastside/Westside Commu- Awards Banquet on Sat., Aug. 11th, at the harringtonhendrix.com, or contact Jacqueline fairs Director; Bennett Lloyd, Coordinator, Mu- nity Meeting is Thurs., June 28th, at the West- Hilton-Orlando/Altamonte Springs Hotel, 350 Harrington Walton at 520-485-RUBY (7829). seum of Seminole County History; Jeff side Community Center, 919 S. Persimmon Ave. S. North Lake Blvd. in Altamonte Springs; 4- Send mail to P.O. Box 1064; Sanford, FL 32772 Caldwell, Division Manager, Seminole County in Sanford, from 6-7 p.m. Everyone is invited 8:30 p.m. Keynote Speaker, Dr. Gena Hender- or e-mail: [email protected]. Leisure Services Dept.; and Donna Bundy, Mu- to come out and share your questions, concerns son from NASA. Star 94.5-FM Radio seum of Seminole County History, Board of and suggestions about the Sanford community Personality JoJo O’Neal, will be the Emcee; af- • The Brawner House Museum of Historical Historical Commission. with the City Manager and City staff from the terparty by D.J. Ken Moore. Semi-formal attire. Facts will be built on the grounds of Evergreen Participating in the groundbreaking cere- Police and Fire Departments and other depart- Tickets: $70 for adults, includes banquet ticket Cemetery, Inc., located at 150 S. Cypress Way in mony and shown in the picture from left to ments. Questions, call Commissioner Velma and a one-year membership; adults-banquet Casselberry. A Groundbreaking Ceremony was right were: Rosalie Wright Cook, Fundraising Williams or Kenneth Bentley at 407-915-6088. only, $50; youth, $30, includes ticket and a one- held at 10 a.m. on Fri., April 27, 2018, with Committee Member; Christopher Bonaduce, year membership; youth-banquet only, $20. For Alton Williams, Board Chairman, presiding. Volunteer; Hon. Bill Hufford, Casselberry City • Correction: In the previous edition of our more information and tickets, call 407-328-7496, He opened the program with greetings and ex- Commissioner; Cora J. Snead, Secretary/Board column we inadvertently mis-stated the loca- or visit pressions of thanks to everyone for their sup- Member; Frank Martz, II, Altamonte Springs tion of the Minott Foundation Prayer Breakfast www.SeminolecountybranchNAACP.org. port, followed by introduction of Brawner City Manager; Hon. Anthony Aramendia, Cas- as St. Paul M.B.
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