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HOMESTRETCH FOR FCSL Suluh selected to represent Tightening standings, trip Miss Florida to Georgia in Florida USA/Miss Florida Teen USA League as Miss Sanford Teen USA

See Sports, Page 7 See People, Page 5 S ANFORD HERALD

LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, WINTER SPRINGS, OVIEDO, GENEVA, CASSELBERRY, OSTEEN, CHULUOTA, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DEBARY

Vol. 130, No. 98 • © 2021 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Commission discusses public ASSOCIATED PRESS Sanford Police, Volusia Sheriff’s Office input process, new positions US consumer prices surge By Steve Paradis in June by the most since seek public input for reaccreditation [email protected] 2008 Herald Staff WASHINGTON (AP) — By Steve Paradis Prices for U.S. consumers jumped in June by the most in SParadis@MySanford Three members of the Sanford City Com- 13 years, extending a run of Herald.com mission decided Monday to delay a decision higher inflation and fueling con- Herald Staff on whether to allow citizens to submit large cerns that the rapidly rebound- amounts of written material at the last minute ing economy is making goods The Sanford Police De- during public hearings, but moved forward on and services increasingly expen- partment and the Volusia sive. County Sheriff’s Office See COMMISSION, Page 6 are both asking for public Year since Washington Herald photo by Steve Paradis input as they work on the change, Native sports im- New and future police officers for the Sanford Police Department were intro- accreditation process. The Sanford Police De- This month’s District 2 agery evolving duced by Sanford Police Chief Cecil Smith, center, Monday night at the San- ford City Commission meeting. Smith said the group includes six officers who partment welcomed feed- community meeting will Washington will not have any back from agency kind of Native American im- would be sworn in during a separate ceremony Tuesday, three cadets who will enter the police academy and a 16-week in house training, and two new com- members as well as the include back-to-school info agery as part of its next name, community, it said in a and the subject is still evolving munity service officers. The three cadets should be on the streets by March 2022. Smith told the Herald that before this new group of recruits, the depart- Monday news release. From Staff Reports across sports in the year since the storied NFL franchise ment was down about 10 officers. With retirements and general turnover, the department will still be down about three officers, Smith said Monday. See INPUT, Page 6 All residents of Sanford, especially those dropped arguably the most po- with children in Seminole County Public larizing moniker left in the pros. Schools, are invited to the District 2 Commu- nity Meeting and Back to School Event on Iraqi health officials: 64 dead in fire at coronavirus ward See MEETING, Page 6 BAGHDAD (AP) — The death toll from a catastrophic blaze that erupted at a coron- avirus hospital ward in southern Iraq the previous day rose to 64 Deltona man, woman die on Tuesday, Iraqi medical offi- in I-4 crash at S.R. 46 cials said. By Steve Paradis Immunized but banned: EU [email protected] says not all COVID vaccines Herald Staff equal LONDON (AP) — After Dr. Two people from Deltona died Sunday af- Ifeanyi Nsofor and his wife re- ternoon when their vehicle veered into a ceived two doses of As- guardrail and back into traffic on Interstate 4 traZeneca's coronavirus vaccine near State Road 46, according to the Florida in Nigeria, they assumed they would be free to travel this sum- See CRASH, Page 6 mer to a European destination of their choice.They were wrong. Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental FAREWELL TO WALT GRIFFIN Mystery grows with key suspect in Haiti president killing Herald photo by Steve Paradis From left, new SCPS Superintendent Serita Beamon, Sanford City Commissioner Patty Mahany, Mayor Art See Page 2 Woodruff, newly retired Superintendent Dr. Walt Griffin, his wife, Lori, and Commissioner Patrick Austin after a proclamation was read for Griffin during Monday’s commission meeting. See more photos, Page 10. STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Showtime in Sanford returns this Thursday As of 3 p.m. Tuesday with new acts, another $500 prize Allegiant $190.63 Faro $77.26 By Steve Paradis SEMINOLE SMILE Fastenal $52.98 [email protected] HCA Healthcare $219.69 Herald Staff

Invacare $8.20 The next Showtime in Sanford will Lowes $194.84 take place Thursday at the Sanford Women’s Club featuring singer Lockheed Martin $377.95 Arkeshia and a two-dog act named NextEra $75.58 Chip N Dale, according to organizer Tractor Supply $187.03 Laurence Gordon. The monthly events have attracted Toro $111.14 hundreds of people to the Women’s Wells Fargo $43.16 Club on Oak Avenue. Ten acts com- pete for a $500 cash prize voted on by the audience. There is normally an opening act featuring a local band or school group, followed by 10 paying contestants. Contestants pay $40 for a solo act or $60 for a group of two or more. Angela Atta-Armah Tickets for the show hosted by Jay Sanford Herald The is not subsidized Chip N Dale (above) will part of the new acts at Showtime in San- Student Correspondent by the Federal Government. ford this Thursday at the Sanford Women’s Club. See SHOWTIME, Page 6 Seminole High School 7_14_pages_1to3.qxp_redesign 7/13/21 12:48 PM Page 2

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Mystery grows with key suspect FEATURED PET OF THE WEEK: Toad in Haiti president killing PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti Sanon, whom he accused of said. (AP) — A physician. A church working with those who plot- Charles said that after pastor. A failed Florida busi- ted the assassination. Moïse was killed, one suspect nessman who filed for bank- Charles said officers found called Sanon, who got in touch ruptcy. a hat with the logo of the U.S. with two people believed to be New details that have Drug Enforcement Adminis- masterminds of the plot. He emerged about a man consid- tration, 20 boxes of bullets, did not identify the master- ered a key player in the killing gun parts, four license plates minds or say if police know of Haiti's president deepened from the Dominican Republic, who they are. the mystery over the assassi- two cars and correspondence, Sanon’s associate said he at- nation that shocked this nation among other things, in tended a recent meeting in of more than 11 million people Sanon’s house in Haiti. Florida with Sanon and about as it faces an uncertain future. Twenty-six former Colom- a dozen other people, includ- Local authorities identified bian soldiers are suspected in ing Antonio Enmanuel In- the suspect as Christian Em- the killing, and 23 have been triago Valera, a Venezuelan manuel Sanon, 62, a Haitian arrested, along with three émigré to Miami who runs who once expressed a desire to Haitians. Charles said five sus- CTU Security. He said a pres- lead his country in a YouTube pects are still at large and at entation was made for rebuild- video. However he is un- least three have been killed. ing Haiti, including its water known in Haitian political cir- A U.S. Drug Enforcement system, converting trash into cles, and associates suggested Administration official told AP energy and fixing roads. he was duped by those really that one of the suspects in He said Sanon asked why behind the slaying of Presi- Moïse’s assassination was at the security team accompany- dent Jovenel Moïse in an at- times a confidential source to ing him to Haiti were all tack last week that critically the agency, and that the sus- Colombians. Sanon was told wounded his wife, Martine. pect reached out to his con- that Haitians couldn’t be A Florida friend of Sanon tacts at the DEA after the trusted and that the system is told The Associated Press the killing and was urged to sur- corrupt, the associate said. He suspect is an evangelical render. The official said the said Sanon called him from Christian pastor and also is a DEA and a U.S. State Depart- Haiti a few days before the as- licensed physician in Haiti, ment official provided infor- sassination and said the Photo contributed/Seminole County Animal Services but not in the U.S. The associ- mation to Haiti’s government Colombians had disappeared. Hi-my name is Toad! I am a neutered male, American Bulldog mix. I am a happy, friendly boy ate, who spoke on condition of that led to the surrender and “I’m all by myself. Who are who is 6 years old! I came into the shelter when my owner passed away and I did not get along anonymity out of safety con- arrest of one suspect and one these people? I don’t know well with the other dog in another family members house, so it may be best if I am an only dog. cerns, said Sanon told him he other individual, whom it did- what they are doing,” the as- The shelter updated all my vaccines, I am heart worm negative and I have a microchip! Toad is was approached by people n’t identify. sociate quoted Sanon as say- 6 years old and weighs 105 pounds. He definitely needs to lose some weight 80 pounds would claiming to represent the U.S. Meanwhile, Colombia’s na- ing. be a much better weight for him. Come meet Toad and all his friends and see if any of them can State and Justice departments tional police chief, Gen. Jorge Sanon “is completely work their way into your heart and home. who wanted to install him as Luis Vargas, said that a gullible,” the associate added. If you would like to meet Toad his animal # is #385354 and his adoption fee is $20 +$5 for a president. Florida-based enterprise, CTU “He thinks God is going to county license if you reside in Seminole County. Adoption is open 10-4 Monday through Satur- He said the plan was only Security, used its company save everything.” day with extended hours on Wednesday until 6:30, so stop by and meet Toad and all other for Moïse to be arrested, and credit card to buy 19 plane Sanon has lived in Kansas dogs and cats. If you want to see other available dogs and cats go to www.seminolecoun- Sanon would not have partici- tickets from Bogota to Santo City, Missouri and in Florida, typets.com Seminole County Animal Services is located at 232 Eslinger Way Sanford. pated if he knew Moïse would Domingo for Colombian sus- where he filed for bankruptcy be killed. pects. Most arrived in the Do- in 2013 and identified himself “I guarantee you that,” the minican Republic in June and as a medical doctor in a associate said. “This was sup- moved into Haiti within YouTube video titled “Leader- ported income of $5,000 per Department of Homeland Se- litical leadership,” Psaki said. posed to be a mission to save weeks, Vargas said. ship for Haiti" in which he de- month, and a home in Bran- curity, met Sunday with U.S. President Joe Biden Haiti from hell, with support He said Dimitri Hérard, nounced the country's don, Florida, valued at about Joseph, designated Prime Min- said he was closely following from the U.S. government.” head of general security at leadership as corrupt and ac- $143,000, with a mortgage of ister Ariel Henry and Joseph developments, adding: “The Echoing those sentiments Haiti’s National Palace, flew to cused them of stripping the more than $367,000. A federal Lambert, the head of Haiti’s people of Haiti deserve peace was the Rev. Larry Caldwell, a Colombia, Ecuador and country's resources. bankruptcy trustee later deter- dismantled Senate, whom and security, and Haiti’s politi- Florida pastor, who said he Panama in the months before However, records show mined they hid ownership of supporters have named as cal leaders need to come to- worked with Sanon setting up the assassination, and Colom- Sanon has never been licensed about 35 acres in Haiti from provisional president in a gether for the good of their churches and medical clinics bian police are investigating to practice medicine or any creditors. challenge to Joseph, according country.” in Haiti in 2000-2010. He does- whether he had any role in re- other occupation covered by Florida records show Sanon to the White House National Meanwhile, U.N. deputy n’t believe Sanon would have cruiting the mercenaries. In Florida’s Department of started about a dozen busi- Security Council. spokesman Farhan Haq said been involved in violence. Haiti, prosecutors are seeking Health. nesses over the last 20 years, The delegation also met Haiti’s request for security as- “I know the character of the to interrogate Hérard as part Sanon said in court papers all of which failed, including with Haiti’s National Police sistance is being examined. man,” Caldwell said. “You of the assassination investiga- filed in his 2013 bankruptcy ones that appeared related to and reviewed the security of The United Nations has take a man like that and tion. case that he was a physician medical imaging, physical critical infrastructure, it said. been involved in Haiti on and you’re then going to say he Charles said that Sanon was and a pastor at the Tabarre therapy, fossil fuel trading, White House press secre- off since 1990, but the last U.N. participated in a brutal crime in contact with CTU Security Evangelical Tabernacle in real estate and veganism. tary Jen Psaki said the delega- military peacekeepers left the of murder, knowing that being and that the company re- Haiti. He said he had stakes in Sanon’s arrest comes as a tion received a request for country in 2017. associated with that would cruited the suspects in the enterprises including the Or- growing number of politicians additional assistance. She said ___ send him to the pits of hell? ... killing. He said Sanon flew ganization of Rome Haiti, have challenged interim Prime deployment of U.S. troops re- Fox reported from Washing- If there was one man who into Haiti in June on a private which he identified as a non- Minister Claude Joseph, who mained “under review,” but ton, Spencer reported from Ft. would be willing to stand in jet accompanied by several of governmental group, a radio is currently in charge of Haiti also suggested that Haiti’s po- Lauderdale, Florida. Associ- the breach to help his country, the alleged gunmen. station in Haiti and medical with backing from police and litical uncertainty was a com- ated Press writers Manuel it would be Christian.” The suspects were told their facilities in Haiti and the Do- the military. plicating factor. Rueda in Bogotá, Colombia, Haiti’s National Police job was to protect Sanon, but minican Republic. U.S. officials, including rep- “What was clear from their and Evens Sanon in Port-au- chief, Léon Charles, said they were later ordered to ar- At the time of his bank- resentatives from the U.S. De- trip is that there is a lack of Prince contributed to this re- Moïse’s killers were protecting rest the president, Charles ruptcy, he and his wife re- partment of Justice and the clarity about the future of po- port. SUDOKU 7_14_pages_1to3.qxp_redesign 7/13/21 12:48 PM Page 3

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SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS

The more Things change, the more ______They remain the Same In 1936, people were starving in our Coyotes were mentioned a few weeks big cities. The Herald reported on the ago in this column. They were also men- front page that the federal government, tioned in an article in the West Bithlo in its wisdom, passed something called Gazette on March 4, 2001. the Warren Potato Control Act to pur- In that piece an expert is quoted as posely reduce the number of tubers saying, "Coyotes are just like you and me. planted. If a farmer in Seminole County They are just another guy out there trying did not cut his acreage by 25%, he would to make a living." have to pay a tax of 45 cents per bushel The only trouble with that is they are on all potatoes grown above his allot- eating pet cats and small dogs in addition ment. Made sense didn't it? If you were to overturning garbage cans. Squirrels, already starving, a little more starvation rats, berries, reptiles, insects, fruit and wouldn't hurt too much. wild plants also play a part in their diet. California hired hunters in helicopters Local News in Detail* to shoot them from above at a cost of $600 per coyote. Two years later, they had January 2, 1936, the Sanford lodge of just as many animals. the International Order of Odd Fellows, Years ago we had big dogs that (I.O.O.F), voted to change meeting nights barked, now we mostly have small yap- from Thursdays to Mondays. pers. The former discouraged "yotes", the latter is a meal. Move pet bowls inside, *Sanford Herald January 3, 1936, front close garbage lids tight and don't leave page small yappers outside unattended.

MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley Rediscovering the Promise of the American Founding By Veronique de Rugy cluding the two main public- peated failures -- from its health agencies, the Centers nonsensical war on vaping Declaring their independ- for Disease Control and Pre- and failed nutritional recom- ence from British rule 245 vention and the Food and mendations to its botched re- years ago, the American Drug Administration. Talking sponses to previous disease colonists held "these truths to to Reason magazine, George outbreaks. be self-evident, that all men Mason University economist But pandemics are not the are created equal, that they Alex Tabarrok noted that the only excuses governments are endowed by their Creator agencies' response to the use to violate our rights to with certain unalienable pandemic is "a failure of his- life, liberty and the pursuit of Rights, that among these are toric proportions." happiness. Governments of Life, Liberty and the pursuit The CDC, whose mission all stripes pass many well-in- its militarization of the police Founding and build upon it Rugy and read features by of Happiness." They went on includes preparing for pan- tended rules that thwart the and a justice system that de- to make America truly the other Creators Syndicate to announce, "That whenever demics, failed to see this achievement of our full eco- stroys the lives of thousands land of the free. writers and cartoonists, visit any Form of Government be- coming or at least share the nomic potential. of Americans every year, sim- the Creators Syndicate web- comes destructive of these information it had with the For instance, zoning and ply because they consume Veronique de Rugy is a page at www.creators.com. ends, it is the Right of the public in a timely manner. It other land-use rules slow and trade a substance the senior research fellow at the People to alter or to abolish then issued frequently chang- growth by restricting the con- government disapproves of. Mercatus Center at George COPYRIGHT 2021 CRE- it, and to institute new Gov- ing or confusing messages struction of housing, thus in- It's time that we rediscover Mason University. To find ATORS.COM ernment, laying its founda- about the virus and masks. creasing the cost of living in the promise of the American out more about Veronique de tion on such principles and Its mistakes were com- places that would offer those organizing its powers in such pounded by the FDA's re- who could move there higher form, as to them shall seem fusal to adopt already wages and better lives. One most likely to effect their available COVID tests from result is that people are kept Safety and Happiness." abroad, and it then failed to in places less conducive to During the recent holiday, deliver a test that worked. their own prosperity. The I reflected on how we've The FDA also refused to same can be said of restric- strayed from the ideals ex- authorize the use of home tive immigration rules. Tar- pressed so eloquently by tests, arguing that they aren't iffs, farm and export Thomas Jefferson. You don't as safe as the government subsidies, and most occupa- have to be a Reagan Republi- ones. This unnecessarily tional-licensing requirements can to see how governments slowed our ability to limit the increase the prices paid by at the state, local and federal coronavirus's spread. These consumers while making it levels can obstruct our pur- repeated failures led to more harder for lower income and suit of happiness and at deaths and left authorities younger workers to enter the times even jeopardize our with a perfect excuse to im- labor market and compete safety. plement government lock- with protected workers. Consider the COVID-19 downs and close schools. These are just a drop in the pandemic. Despite the virus's It's too easy for critics to ocean of bad rules imposed perils, governments abused blame these mishaps on for- on us by our governments. their authority through lock- mer President Donald But no actions have been down policies and onerous Trump. These agencies have more detrimental to the outdoor mask mandates. a history of failures that long ideals of the Declaration of Many schools remained predate his presidency. For Independence than the states closed despite data that re- instance, thanks to the FDA's enforcing slavery, "black vealed safe ways to bring the hyper risk aversion and codes," Jim Crow laws and kids back. And when schools overly restrictive rules, thou- other discriminatory rules on did reopen, the priority was- sands of people every year minorities while the courts -- n't education but, instead, suffer and die while treat- including the Supreme Court hygiene theater. ments that could have helped -- shut their eyes to the rights At the federal level, the them sit on shelves awaiting violations. This was com- pandemic response was FDA approval. The CDC is pounded by the counterpro- plagued by incompetence, in- also renowned for its re- ductive war on drugs, with Susan July 14, 2021.qxp_redesign 7/12/21 7:03 PM Page 1

PAGE 4 • Midweek: July 14 to 17, 2021 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Retiring SCPS Superintendent Dr. Walt Griffin turns over Key to the

Newcomers Luncheon Blvd. & Palmetto Ave., Fea- Thursday, July 15, 11:30 tures classic, vintage & an- District to Incoming SCPS Superintendent Serita Beamon a.m., Heathrow Country tique cars. Club, 1200 Bridgewater Dr., Lake Mary. $25. Surfing’ Sa- Senior Book Club fari Tropical Theme. Wear Tuesday, August 3, 11 your tropical & floral attire, a.m. to noon, Riverside share vacation memories & Park, Oviedo. Seniors 55+ photographs. Door prizes. will discuss the book of the Call 407-366-7751 to RSVP. month. Call 407-971-5575 for info. Navy Seabees Meet Saturday, July 17, 10 a.m., Global Impact Veterans, Inc. & Auxil- Conference iary200 Concord Drive, Cas- Wednesday, August 4 to selberry. All Navy & Waves Sunday, August 8, CrossLife welcome. Call 407-323-3688. Church, 45 Broadway St., Oviedo. A week of local, na- Wild Coyote Lecture tional & global missions. Saturday, July 17, 1 p.m., Missionaries from all DeBary Hall Historic Site’s around the world who work theater, 198 Sunrise Blvd., with different organizations, DeBary. After an absence as well as representatives lasting thousands of years, from different nonprofits coyotes are back in the Sun- will share about their shine State & it appears causes. Call 407-365-3484. they’re here to stay. Join Retiring Seminole County Public Schools local author Marcia Meara Free Backpacks (SCPS) Superintendent Dr. Walt Griffin cere- to learn more about these in- Saturday, August 7, moniously turned over the keys to the district teresting canids & how to CrossLife Church, 45 Broad- to the new incoming SCPS Superintendent co-exist with them, Call 386- way St., Oviedo. Free back- Serita Beamon, whose tenure officially be- 668-3840. packs with school supplies gins Thursday, July 1, 2021. for the community. Call 407- The Key-Passing Ceremony took place on Thrift Store Collections 365-3484. Wednesday, June 30 at the Educational Saturday, July 17, from Support Center (Inside School Board Room) 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. & Sunday, Geneva Village at 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd.in Sanford. July 18, from 7:30 a.m. to Homemakers Top left: Retiring Superintendent - Dr. Walt 1:30 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Wednesday, August 11, 10 Griffin, New Superintendent - Serita Bea- Thrift Store Trucks will be at a.m., Geneva Community mon, Retired Deputy Superintendent, In- All Souls Church, 3280 W. Center, 161 1st Street, structional Excellence & Equity - Dr. 1st Street (S.R. 46) to collect Geneva. Go on local trips, Anna-Marie Cote & Current Deputy Superin- clothing & small household have a fun time learning tendent, Instructional Excellence & Equity - items. All proceeds from the new things and getting to Dr. Jason Wysong. sales at the thrift store are know the others in our com- Top right: Retiring SCPS Superintendent Dr. used to help those in need munity. This all-age group Walt Griffin with new SCPS Superintendent with emergency funds & normally has a Card Club, Serita Beamon. food from their pantry, cor- Book Club, and Lunch & Bottom left: SCPS Board Chair - Karen ner of Myrtle Avenue & 9th Dinner Club for those mem- Almond, Board Member - Kristine Kraus, Street in Sanford. The thrift bers who are interested. New Superintendent - Serita Beamon, Vice- store is located at 770 S. Or- Working folks are welcome Chair - Amy Pennock & Board Member - Dr. ange Blossom Trail, to join us on evening / Tina Calderone. Apopka. Call 407-886-0940 weekend happenings. For Photos contributed for pickup of any large info call 407-349-0040. items. For more information,

call Cathie Durkin at 407- 267-8827 Food Trucks Casselberry Oviedo Chief of Police shares about Surviving the Summer Heat Friday, August 13, 6 to 9 p.m., Lake Concord Park, weather to limit the effect of the heat on you. VBS - First Baptist Casselberry. 10 food trucks • Stay informed. Listen to local forecasts and learn how to Church of Longwood & performance by Dane Col- protect you and your family. Team up with others to survive Monday, July 19 to Friday, bert. Call 407-262-7700 ext. the heat—Monitor co-workers or family members outside or July 23, 8:30 am. to 12:30 1507 for info. exposed to heat for long periods. p.m., First Baptist Church of • Schedule outdoor activities which require the greatest exer- Longwood, 891 E. State Food Pantry tion during the early morning or evening hours when it is Road 323, Longwood. Sniff cooler. Take breaks from the heat or get out of the heat. Wednesdays, 4 to 5:30 the salty air! Catch a • Wear loose-fitting cotton clothing that is light in color and p.m., 400 W. Airport Blvd., glimpse of the endless blue lightweight. Wear a shaded hat. Sanford. Food Pantry in of the sea. Adventures at • Know that your body has limits. If you are starting a new partnership with The Shar- Ocean Commotion, dive job or exercise program outdoors, start slowly so your body can ing Center offers non-per- into learning about Noah & adjust. ishable food items. Call the worldwide Flood of his • Apply sunscreen to exposed skin, and especially to chil- 407-665-3391. day. Explore the reason for dren who are exposed to the sun.

that great watery commo- • Never leave children or pets inside a vehicle, even if the Special to the Herald tion. Uncover important life Grand Jubilee windows are open slightly. The heat inside a car rises very lessons from Noah, who To Friday, August 20, 10 quickly. Always check the car when walking away from it to alone found favor in the a.m. to 5 p.m., Museum of Officers and many City employees are out working in the make sure everyone is out of the vehicle. eyes of God. Discover that, Seminole County History, heat. Officers wear body armor that increases the impact of the • Bring pets indoors or ensure they have shady spots to pro- by God’s grace, Noah stood 300 Eslinger Way, Sanford. hot weather. They and other city employees learn to adjust so tect them all day. Make sure pets have plenty of fresh water for God (even when it meant Numerous nations & cul- as not to get overheated to a dangerous level. Officers regularly that will stay cool all day. standing alone), obeyed tures played pivotal roles in respond in hot weather (alongside fire department personnel) • Research online heat safety tips such as these from the Na- God, trusted God, thanked the development of music in to heat-related medical calls. Many of these heat-related calls tional Safety Council. God in everything & feared our state’s history. From could be prevented with awareness and the use of some com- Enjoy the summer but know your limitations. I want my offi- God. Get ready for a boat- Spaniards & Seminoles to mon sense heat safety tips. cers or the fire department never to have to respond to a heat load of excitement at Ocean Andrew Jackson & Elvis. The Simple Truth: If you don't replace the fluids you are illness call. Monitor yourself and others for signs of heat ill- Commotion. For info go to Event looks at a history of sweating, your body cannot regulate its temperature, and your nesses. Please stop by the City pool for a cool dip, enjoy an ex- https://fbclongwood.myan- the cultures, instruments & core body temperature rises to dangerous levels. If the body cellent time in the shade or join those mall walkers at the swers.com/ocean-commo- musicians who have shaped temperature rises too high, heat illnesses can occur regardless Oviedo Mall for a 1.08-mile hike in the air conditioning. tion/ our aural entertainment. of fluid replacement. Stay healthy and safe, Heat Safety Tips: There are several things you can do in hot Call 407-665-2489. Dale Coleman - Oviedo Police Chief

Lawn Games Navy Seabees Meet Friday, July 23, 5 to 7 Saturday, August 21, 10 p.m., Lakeside United a.m., Veterans, Inc. & Auxil- Methodist Church, 121 N. iary200 Concord Drive, Cas- Henderson Lane, Lake selberry. All Navy & Waves Mary. Enjoy an outdoor welcome. Call 407-323-3688. game night playing jingo,

croquet, corn hole, volley- ball/four square & more. Geneva Jam For info call 407-330-6560 or Saturday, August 21, 5:30 go to lakesideumc.net p.m., Geneva Community Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. Master Gardener: Toe-tapping acoustic, blue- grass, traditional country & Container Gardening old-fashioned gospel music Saturday, July 24, 1 p.m., Play an acoustic instrument? DeBary Hall Historic Site’s Join in. Just learning? Come theater, 198 Sunrise Blvd., learn. Easy dinner snacks for DeBary. Free presentation sale. Donations appreciated with Master Gardener to cover expenses. Howard Jeffries. He will offer practical tips for suc- Food Truck Fiesta cessful container gardening. Saturday, August 21, West Light refreshments served. End Trading Company will Call 386-668-3840. sponsor food truck event

with kids zone, vendors & Geneva Blessings entertainment. Saturday, July 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Old Celery City Cruisers Red Barn, Osceola Road, Saturday, August 28, 4 to Geneva. Mark your calen- 9 p.m., Hood Avenue park- dars for Geneva Blessing ing lot at corner of Seminole Inc. Christmas in July Toy Blvd. & Palmetto Ave., Fea- Drive Event. New un- tures classic, vintage & an- wrapped toys can be tique cars. dropped off during the

month of July at The Old Red Barn. Call 407-401-6593. Senior Book Club Tuesday, Sept. 7, 11 a.m. Celery City Cruisers to noon, Riverside Park, Oviedo. Seniors 55+ will dis- Saturday, July 31, 4 to 9 cuss the book of the month. p.m., Hood Avenue parking Call 407-971-5575 for info. lot at corner of Seminole

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SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 14 to 17, 2021 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Suluh selected to represent Miss Florida USA/Miss “Hey, Dude, where’s my part?” - Holler-Classic Florida Teen USA as Miss Sanford Teen USA Parts Associate Clocks in for 50 Straight Years award for her designs. When she’s not hitting the books, she’s hitting the dance floor as an award-winning competitive ballroom dancer or chilling out to her favorite music artists in- Shown with his son, Brandon, 37, is John Hud- cluding Sir Paul McCartney & Michael Jack- son, parts specialist, who has worked at Holler- son. Classic’s Driver’s Mart longer than his son has Girlbossing Inc., as the Florida USA Organi- been alive. zation, will produce and conduct the Sunshine State’s oldest and most celebrated competition this coming July 2021 to qualify two young ladies from Florida to advance to either Miss Photo contributed by Holler-Classic Teen USA or Miss USA and ultimately Miss Universe. All competition details are avail- able at www.MissFloridaUSA.com. The sponsored prize package includes over $100,000 in gifts, cash and scholarships for both Miss Florida USA and Miss Florida Teen USA including the official crown and sash, round trip air fare to MISS USA/MISS TEEN USA, an official competition evening gown, official crown portrait, fitness coaching, skin care, hair care and much more. Special to the Herald love cars and love helping people who love “We actively encourage young women in cars. William E. Holler, the current leader- the state of Florida to give back in their com- “If you love cars, this is where you want to ship’s grandfather, was national president of Photo contributed munities and advocate for issues they feel work,” said Parts Specialist John R. Hudson of Chevrolet for General Motors. And it was at passionately towards. Our organization is Anabella Cecilia Suluh Oviedo. It must be true, because for 50 years Friday’s celebration that John swapped car committed to providing new opportunities for John, affectionately known as “Dude”, has stories with Bill Holler’s grandchildren who women in media, entertainment, modeling, manned the parts department at Driver’s Mart are now co-presidents of Holler-Classic. Special to the Herald fashion, beauty and more, at our events of Winter Park, Holler-Classic Automotive John’s father died when he was a teenager throughout the year, and the actual weekend Group’s used car superstore. When he started and his mother was the homemaker. The writ- Anabella Cecilia Suluh has been selected to of competition,” said Girlbossing Inc. CEO there in 1971, new cars cost less than $4,000 ing was on the wall: John needed to get a job represent Sanford, Florida at the Miss Florida Robin Ross-Fleming. and Richard Nixon was president. to help support the family. His brother USA®/Miss Florida Teen USA® Competition For young women between the ages of 14- “Dude” has no plans to retire anytime soon. worked in car sales at Holler Chevrolet and let as Miss Sanford Teen USA. Her selection was 27 who wish to represent their hometown at Last Friday, members of the Holler family him know about a job that just opened in the based on her academic and professional inter- the state event, applications are being ac- and fellow associates gathered for a surprise parts department. A graduate of Oak Ridge ests, involvement in her community, her pas- cepted at the official website, www.MissFlori- celebration to honor Hudson for his loyalty, High School, John got hired, impressed the sion for the pursuit of excellence and her daUSA.com knowledge and especially his dedication to bosses with his work ethic, and worked his interest in empowering other young women customer service. If the average number of way into the hearts of those who worked be- to follow in her footsteps. About Girlbossing Inc. years an employee stays at a job is 4.1 years, side him. Hearing “Hey, Dude, where’s my Sanford native, Anabella Cecilia Suluh, is Girlbossing Inc is organized for women, by Hudson is far from average – twelve times the part?” can be a daily occurrence, and it still proud to represent the Celery City as a home- women, to be about women, empowering fe- national norm*. makes him chuckle. town delegate at Miss Florida Teen USA. By male voices in all areas of life, as evidenced by Loyalty, Levity & Longevity “I always had a car I was monkeying with,” the time she entered high school, Anabella the tagline, “It’s What We Do”. “This is a guy who started here when he said John, who has owned four Corvettes: a had already shown multiple collections at was just 18 delivering parts. Now he’s a main- ’58, a ’69, a ’71 and “the last one I’ll get, a fashion shows across the country, including at About the Miss Universe Organization stay behind the parts desk. He knows his cars. 1999.” Hudson said he likes working for a New York Fashion Week 2.0 as well as having The Miss Universe Organization uses its He knows all the parts. He must agree with us family organization. “It’s good for me. Keeps her designs featured on local and national global grassroots reach to empower women to that he’d be irreplaceable,” laughed Richard Il- me moving. And I never worried about not broadcasts. This high-achieving 17 year old is be self-confident and strive to be their per- genfritz, Hudson’s supervisor. “Don’t tell him having a job.” a recent graduate of Seminole High School sonal best. MUO believes that every woman I said this, but he’s been known to put his feet About Holler-Classic Automotive Group and plans to continue her studies at Seminole should be “Confidently Beautiful.” The MISS up on the counter when he thinks no one’s Founded in 1938 in downtown Orlando, the State College in the Fall. After obtaining her UNIVERSE®, MISS USA®, and MISS TEEN looking.” Ilgenfritz is only 7 years behind family-owned company is celebrating its 83rd Associates Degree, her plan is to transfer to USA® events provide an international plat- Dude on loyalty to the Holler Family organiza- year, selling and servicing all brands featuring UCF as a Theatre major with a concentration form through dedicated partnerships with tion. It’s clear that this is a place where friend- Audi, Honda, Hyundai and Mazda manufac- in Costume Design and then obtain a Master’s charities, sponsors, and brands around the ships grow. turers. The company has locations throughout in Fashion Design from ESMOD Jakarta. Her world. For more information please visit: What is it about the Holler-Classic work en- Central Florida, including two Driver’s Mart long-term goal is to work in television, theatre www.missuniverse.com. vironment that engenders that kind of loyalty, used car superstore locations. *SOURCE: Em- or film and one day be recognized with an levity and longevity? It’s a place where people ployee Tenure, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2020 Seminole State welcomes Dr. Thomas Hoke, New Director of Institutional Effectiveness Special to the Herald munity as a whole benefit. I am thrilled to join Seminole State and continue to improve student outcomes and opportunities.” Seminole State College of Florida welcomes Dr. Thomas Through his new role at the College, he will provide result- Hoke as the new director of Institutional Effectiveness and Re- oriented leadership to collegewide research and assessment ac- search. tivities. He will act as a liaison at the federal, state and local Hoke joins the College after 11 years at Orange County Pub- levels for reporting data, ensuring data accuracy, conducting lic Schools, where he most recently served as the director of research studies and more. Hoke will also be responsible for data strategy. Along with his team, he was responsible for de- the design and development of more research-oriented data- veloping plans and analyses to address the strategic priorities bases and the management of research-based data and infor- of the school district that serves over 200,000 students. He de- mation. veloped and oversaw a school improvement monitoring dash- board system that was used by over 250 schools and district About Seminole State College of Florida offices. This improvement system highlighted achievement Seminole State College of Florida, established in 1965, serves gaps for underrepresented populations, so the institutions nearly 30,000 students across six sites in Central Florida. A would know how best to address these areas of need. comprehensive college, Seminole State has awarded more than Hoke completed his master’s degree and doctorate in educa- 100,000 credentials, from bachelor's degrees to high school tional leadership at the University of Central Florida and holds diplomas, and offers more than 200 degrees, certificates and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from New College of Florida programs designed for success. For more about the college, in Sarasota. He also was selected to participate in the Strategic visit seminolestate.edu and get social with us: Data Project Fellowship, a competitive two-year professional • Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/seminolestate development program that places talented data strategists in • Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/SeminoleState education agencies. • Watch us on YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/Semi- “Data is essential for guiding decision-making processes, noleStateCollege Photo contributed however analyzing and communicating data in clear and ac- • Watch us on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@seminolestate tionable ways provides opportunities for improvement and in- Dr. Thomas Hoke has been named the new director of Insti- • Join us on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com novation,” said Hoke. “When we leverage data and research in tutional Effectiveness and Research at Seminole State College • See us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/seminolestate/ our educational decisions our students, employees and com- of Florida. #SSC #GoStateGoFar 7_14_pages_6.qxp_Pages sports Majors template 7/13/21 12:46 PM Page 1

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EDDIE LOUIS DAY ‘MAN’ was a member of Morris Day, Rosa Day, and distancing. We are taking in Ross, ND. She moved to many officer positions. Sanford/Lake Mary Quentin L. Day; grandson, extra precautions and efforts Seattle, WA, where she met She is survived by her Eddie Louis Day, “Man”, Congregation of Jehovah’s Taji Sanders; fur grandbaby, to maintain a safe environ- and married William (Bill) daughters, Paula Vickery 62, of Sanford, Florida passed Witnesses. Eddie attended Sir Davis; dad, James ment for everyone who Holcomb (deceased). After liv- (Steve), Cindy Chorpening away peacefully on Monday, Seminole County Public Stephens (Mary); sisters, attends our funeral services. ing in several different places (Randy) and Janice Conley July 5, 2021, at Central Schools and Seminole High Jannie Marie Burden, Thelma Visitation will be held on as a military wife, she settled in (Hamp). She was “Mema” to Florida Regional Hospital, School, Sanford, Florida. He Harper, Ardelia “Shree” Friday, July 16, 2021, 5 PM - 7 Sanford her grandchildren Karri (Jeff), Sanford, Florida. He was worked as a construction Harper, Susie Ann Smith, PM at Sunrise Funeral Home after her David, Cody (Celeste), Katie born on July 17, 1958, in engineer at Accord Industries, Loretta Lanham, Johnetta Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, husband’s (Chris), Christy and Chad Sanford, Winter Park, formerly known Tolson, and Angela Stephens; Sanford, Florida 32771. retirement. (Cindy); and to her great- Florida to as, Hughes Supply, for over brothers, Earnest Wilson Services Entrusted to the She ran grandchildren Kameron, the late 25 years. Eddie was an avid (Catherine) , Patrick Harper, care of Sunrise Funeral Holcomb Miranda, Kinslee and Nora. Minnie football fan. He was a cartoon Isaac Williams, and Charles Home, 900 Locust Avenue, Baby Doris’ Celebration of Life Cobb Day artist, a family man, a jack of Jerome Washington; and a Sanford, Florida 32771, Sitting will be held July 24, 2021 at and the all trades and he enjoyed fish- host of aunts, uncles, nieces, (407)322-7383. Service 12:00 pm at the Lutheran late June ing with his wife. Eddie was nephews, cousins, and many while rais- Church of the Redeemer, Day. a lifelong resident of Sanford, sorrowing friends. DORIS LILLIAN (MEIERS) ing her 3 Sanford. Eddie was Florida. He will truly be We are aware that the state HOLCOMB Doris Lillian daughters. In lieu of flowers the family baptized missed by all who knew him. has relaxed the mask order; Holcomb She was a is requesting donations be as one of however, we are still asking Doris entered into heaven member of given to Lutheran Church of Eddie Louis Jehovah’s Eddie is survived by his anyone that will be attending on July 9, 2021. She was 98 Lutheran the Redeemer, or Redeeming Day Witnesses loving wife of 40 years, Terry the visitation who can and years old. She was born Church of the Redeemer and Life Outreach Ministries, 2525 on May 5, J. Day; children, Dezaray Day, will to please wear a mask November 7, 1922 and raised the Fleet Reserve Association, S. Oak Avenue, Sanford, 32773. 2007. He Simone Day-Davis (Octavius), and practice social in Sanford, where she held

INPUT assessors will examine the Sheriff’s SHOWTIME CRASH Office policies, procedures, manage- ment, and operations, Gant said. The Continued from Page 1 Office has been internationally Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 accredited since 1991. As part of the assessment, Sheriff’s “The Sanford Police Department Office employees and members of the Love are $10 for children great Pyrenees, golden retriev- Highway Patrol. The crash sent three was first accredited in 2005, with this community are invited to offer com- and $15 for adults. They can er and springer spaniel. Dale passengers from the second vehicle to the current assessment being its sixth ments by calling 386-822-5052 on be purchased from weighs 125 pounds and Chip hospital with minor injuries. cycle in the three-year accreditation Tuesday, July 27, between the hours Eventbrite.com. weighs in at 105 pounds. FHP said a 57-year-old woman from process,” according to Bianca Gillett, of 1 and 3 p.m. Refreshments are available “These two have been Deltona died at the scene when a sedan public information officer for the Employees and community mem- for purchase as we’ll as barbe- learning tricks since I adopted driven by a 64-year-old Deltona man Sanford police. bers can also provide web-based com- cue from Preachers Finger them at 8 weeks old,” crashed into the center guardrail heading Assessors from the Commission for ments to the Assessment Team Licking BBQ of Sanford. Schoonmaker said. “I would east on I-4 near mile marker 102. Florida Law Enforcement between the hours of 5 and 7 p.m. on Opening acts and contest- get home from work and this The car then careened back into traffic Accreditation will start Aug. 17 to July 27. This session can be accessed ants can call Gordon at 407- was how we engaged in play- where it was struck by a pickup truck driv- examine all aspects of the Sanford and attended by logging into: 485-0558. Check out Showtime time.” en by a 38-year-old Jacksonville man. department’s policies and procedures. https://zoom.us/j/93279225623?pwd in Sanford on Facebook. She said the dogs haven’t The driver of the sedan died at Central There are about 240 standards that =anJ5cXdaWXJRSjhaOTNrd2tVTHBz Arkeshia has performed at done any formal entertain- Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. must be met to receive re-accredited dz09. The meeting ID is 932 7922 local restaurants and clubs ment, but they are eager to The crash happened at 12:55 p,m., said status, Gillett said. 5623. The passcode is 063384. here in Sanford. please people. Lt. Kim Montes, public affairs officer for “Many of the standards are critical All comments are limited to 5 min- Chip N Dale are two 6-year- “Their repertoire includes the FHP. The two fatalities were wearing to life, health and safety issues,” she utes and must address the Sheriff’s old brothers born while their high fives, turns, crawls, roll their seat belts, according to a press release. wrote. Office ability to comply with the mother was being transported overs, waves, sit up, figure 8, Three passengers from the pickup truck The public is invited to provide accrediting agency’s standards. from South Carolina to Pet and a few that I will leave as were transported with minor injuries, comments to the assessment team. To Copies of the standards are available Rescue by Judy here in fun surprises,” Schoonmaker Montes said. obtain a copy of SPD standards call at the Sheriff’s Office on the fourth Sanford, according to their said. The crash remains under investigation, the department’s Office of floor of the Thomas C. Kelly owner, Dana Schoonmaker. Doors open at 7 p.m. with she said Monday. Accreditation at 407-562-2799. Administration Center, 123 W. The dogs are a mixture of the show beginning at 8. To offer written comments about Indiana Ave., DeLand. the Sanford Police Department’s abili- Written comments about the ty to meet the standards of accredita- Volusia Sheriff's Office ability to com- are dealing with in the city. will be on hand. tion, residents can write to: CFA, P.O. ply with the standards for accredita- MEETING Box 1489, Tallahassee, Florida 32302, tion may send them to the That part of the meeting will Sanford area elementary or email to [email protected]. Commission on Accreditation for Law feature officials from the police schools represented include On the east side of the St. Johns Enforcement, 13575 Heathcote Blvd., Continued from Page 1 and fire departments, code Goldsboro, Bentley, Hamilton, River, the Volusia County Sheriff’s Suite 320, Gainesville, Virginia, 20155. enforcement, Community Idyllwilde, Midway, Pine Crest Office is again participating in a pub- They can also be submitted through Development Block Grant pro- and Wicklow. lic assessment process to achieve the agency’s website at Thursday, July 22 at the Dr. gram, building inspections, Parks Other topics discussed will be accreditation from the Commission www.calea.org. Velma H. Williams Westside and Recreation, Planning and transportation, lunch and dining on Accreditation for Law Written comments will also be Community Center. Zoning and Public Works and util- services, English for Speakers of Enforcement Agencies, according to accepted on behalf of the assessors by The Community Meeting will ities. Other Languages, family engage- Andrew Gant of the Sheriff’s Office of the Volusia Sheriff’s Office, ATTN: Lt. take place at the Center at 919 S. The Back to School Event will ment (Title 1), Student Assignment Public Affairs and Media Relations. Pat Leahy, Professional Compliance Persimmon Ave., in Sanford from be in the same building from 6:30 and Program Access as well as This year the program to verify Unit, 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand, 6 to 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. with officials from Young Men and Young Women of that the agency meets professional Florida 32720. The Community portion of the Seminole County Public Schools. Excellence. standards is occurring remotely For more information, call Leahy or meeting is an ongoing series of Representatives from Seminole For more information, contact online, Gant said. Public comments B.J. Rossetti in the Sheriff’s Office meetings set up by District 2 High School, the Blacksheare Wiggins at 321-377-9130 or call are also accepted over the phone. Professional Compliance Unit at 386- Commissioner Kerry Wiggins Sr. Ninth Grade Center, Sanford 407-322-2509. The next District 2 This month, a team of independent 736-5961. to connect residents with city offi- Middle, Millennium Middle and meeting will be held Aug. 26. cials and to air issues that people Markham Woods Middle schools

COMMISSION which people often take time ings. The ordinance suggested not consider such materials said, that someone submitting visor. off for vacations. The next two weeks prior to the hear- rather than shall not. He said a ream of documents would Former deputy police chief meeting is scheduled for Aug. ings, but commissioners could the real cutoff actually is the be a problem. now Director of Development Continued from Page 1 9. adjust the time period. public hearing. Austin said he was OK Services Anthony Raimondo During the work session At a recent Planning and A lot of material submitted with not having such a resolu- said the move was necessary Monday, Mayor Art Woodruff Zoning Board meeting, a citi- during a hearing could delay tion for the Commission, because the person doing this two staff position changes and Commissioners Patty zen brought a 23-page docu- decisions. Austin said it which could continue doing job right now was already that an absent commissioner Mahany and Patrick Austin ment to a hearing, which is seemed like this ordinance business as normal. serving as a supervisor. had asked them to wait on decided to wait until August difficult if not impossible to came from the legal depart- The three commissioners He asked that the decision until she returned. to get input from absent com- digest by staff or the board, ment stemming from the decided to wait for not be delayed so he could Commissioners Kerry missioners on an ordinance Sanford city commissioners Planning and Zoning Board Commissioners Wiggins and fulfill plans in setting up the Wiggins and Sheena Britton governing the submission of said Monday evening. meeting that considered Britton to return in August for department as the new direc- were absent from Monday’s evidence at quasi-judicial “I think there is a need for whether to allow an apart- input. tor. Any delay would have City Commission work ses- public hearings. this,” Austin said. He added ment building at the corner of In the meantime, City made the wait about a month sion and regular sessions. The purpose of the ordi- that it has always troubled East Seminole Boulevard and Attorney Bill Colbert said he because of the lack of a sec- Monday was the only nance is to set a time limit for him when people bring such North Mellonville Avenue. would adjust language fol- ond Commission meeting in Commission meeting sched- submitting large amounts of information in to the hearings. Mahany argued that some lowing Monday’s discussion. July. uled for July, a month in written material for such hear- Austin and Woodruff sort of resolution could pro- He will also look at how other Mahany said she didn’t agreed that the situation vide uniformity to the jurisdictions have handled the want to tie Raimondo’s hands hasn’t come up very often process. That way one person issue. for four weeks since he is new with the City Commission, couldn’t say the Commission According to Woodruff, to his position. but it would be helpful for listened to one person and not Britton had asked that two The other resolution creates staff to take a look at the another, she said. other resolutions not be con- a capital asset budget and materials. “I think we need to have sidered Monday night. management administrator The Commission relies on uniformity across the board,” Because it was felt that both position in the Finance city staff to help them deci- Mahany said. were needed for staff to move Department. pher information when mak- Woodruff said he wanted to forward with plans, the two Austin said the city has ing decisions. But one ques- maintain the ability of the resolutions were approved 3- more capital projects than tion Monday was whether Commission to move quickly 0. ever right now, and for two weeks in advance was too on matters. If someone sub- One of the resolutions Cynthia Lindsay, finance much. mits a few photos or a dia- reclassified an administrative department head, to ask for Woodruff suggested chang- gram at a public hearing, that coordinator position to an the new position, she must ing language in the resolution shouldn’t be ignored, he said. administrative support super- really feel it is necessary. to say the Commission may He fully understands, he

Page 7 Wednesday July 14, 2021 Sports Briefs Florida League announces 2021 Prospect Team ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Coming up at Orlando Speed World Dragway: FCSL Select Team in * Today _ WhoopAzz Wednesday Night Test-n- Tune _ “All Welcome Test and Georgia to take on Tune and Grudge Racing” with gates opening at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 Sunbelt All-Star Team p.m. $15 General Admission or $25 to race. * Friday Night Frenzy Test- Special to the Herald n-Tune _ “All Welcome Test and Tune and Grudge LONGWOOD — The Florida Collegiate Summer Racing” with gates opening at League is pleased to announce its 2021 Select Team 6 p.m. and racing from 6 roster, which will represent the Florida League in the p.m.-to-11 p.m. $15 General 2021 Sunbelt League All-Star Game tonight Admission or $25 to race. (Wednesday) in Columbus, Georgia. * Saturday and Sunday _ The Florida League’s participation in the SBL All- The King Starlet Shootout. Events include The King Star Game is a continuation of a relationship between Starlet Shootout; 7:20 index the two leagues, which has included six prior meet- Rx7; 10:00 index; 11:50 index; ings dating back to 2013. The Florida League holds a The King of manual; The 3-2-1 record, with wins in the 2015, 2016 and 2017 in King All motor vs. NOS; The the Southeast Collegiate Prospect Showcases. King of Samurai; The King of The Florida League will be sending a team of nine Bracket; The King of scooter. pitchers, three catchers, four outfielders and five infield- More information to come. ers to Golden Park in Columbus, home of the SBL’s The Dragway Information Columbus Chatt-a-Hoots. The team was selected based Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the website is at _ on consultation with league coaches and professional Photo courtesy of Florida League www.raceosw.com/dragway/. See Prospects, Page 8 SpeedWorld is located 17 miles east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Drive, between Orlando and Titusville on Hwy. 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK Best of Week 5 in FCSL Volusia Speedway Park in DeLeon Springs/Barberville Squeeze sweep weekly will be hosting the Summer Sizzler _ Heat it up with the best racing in the Southeast! _ awards; A tie atop on Saturday for the Street Stocks, DIRTcar UMP standings as top five Modifieds, 602 Late Models, 604 Late Models, Thunder teams are within two Stocks and 3/4 Modifieds. Tickets _ sold at gate on Saturday _ are: General victories of each other admission is $10 and kids 12- and-under are FREE. Pit entry From Staff reports is $25 for Members and $30 for Non Member. LONGWOOD — In the first full week of The gates will open at 4 July,for performances from Monday,July 5, p.m., with hot laps at 6 p.m. and racing at 7 p.m. to Sunday,July 11 _ and for the second time Please check our Facebook in three weeks _ a Winter Garden Squeeze and website _ duo have swept the weekly awards in the VolusiaSpeedwayPark.com _ Florida Collegiate Summer League. for updates or changes. The The Florida League Player of the Week office phone is 386-985-4402. is Winter Garden’s Edgar Alvarez The track is located at 1500 (Seminole State). In his first three games East State Road 40 in DeLeon back with the Squeeze after two weeks Springs. Take either FL-11 off, the Seminole State product was near- North or Highway-17 out of DeLand and go to SR-40 and ly impossible to retire. Alvarez reached turn left (West) if using 11 or base in seven of his 10 plate appearances, right (East) if using 17. including six hits in nine at-bats. In a doubleheader against the Suns, Alvarez NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY went 5-for-6 with a run scored in a split There will be a pair of 50- at Melching Field in DeLand. lap features this Saturday for Alvarez has been a big part of Winter Photo courtesy of Florida League the David Rogers Super Late Models and the E-Mods, Garden’s lineup this season, and has along with 20-lap features for been one of the top players in the Florida in the Florida League over the past three (Sanford/Florida Southern); Nolan Hudi game of the lead, and the Winter Park the Bomber B and Ground League at getting on base. The infielder weeks. In 16.2 innings of work, the incoming (Seminole County/USF); Dariel Fregio Diamond Dawgs (11-12) and Winter Pounders classes. currently holds a .436 on base percent- USF Bull has allowed just one run, good for a (Winter Park/Saint Leo). Garden Squeeze (10-11) both went 2-1 and Pit gates open at 3 p.m. with age, which ranks third in the league 0.54 earned run average in three consecutive Because of the All-Star Break and remain just 2.5-games out of the top spot. Division Practice from 4 p.m.- among players with more than 60 at bats. Winter Garden victories. In that time, Brown more weather problems, the League was The Seminole County Snappers (6-14) to-6:15 p.m. Ticket booths and He has also reached base in five consecu- has struck out 25 hitters, running his season limited to just nine games, but the went 2-2, shutting out Sanford twice. grandstand gates open at 6 tive games, dating back to June 28. total up to 35. Those 35 strikeouts put Brown games that were played allowed the Here are the standings (thru Sunday, p.m. (David Rogers Super For the second time this season, Ethan even with Winter Park’s Austin Emener standings to really tighten up. July 11), results, and upcoming schedule: Late Model qualifying at 6:30 p.m.) with racing at 7:30 p.m. Brown (USF) of the Squeeze has been (North Alabama) for the Florida League lead. For the first time since the opening Standings: Adult admission is $15 selected as the Florida League Pitcher of Florida League Honor Roll (Hitters) _ week of the season, the Sanford River 1. (tie) Sanford River Rats and (reserved seating is $20, the the Week. As he did back on June 21, Ray Sass (DeLand/Brown); Cam Hill Rats (12-8) no longer lead the league by Leesburg Lightning, 12-8; 3. DeLand top six (6) rows of the Main Brown struck out 10 hitters, this time (Leesburg/Georgia College); Josh themselves, as the Leesburg Lighting Suns, 11-9 (1 game behind); 4. (tie) Grandstand) with all seniors doing it on Sunday afternoon against Pearson (Sanford/LSU); Tucker Talbott (12-8), which went 2-2 while Sanford Winter Park Diamond Dawgs, 11-12, (65+) and military (with valid the Seminole County Snappers. Brown (Seminole County/Florida); Grant went 1-3, moved into a tie for first place and Winter Garden Squeeze, 10-11 (2.5 ID for proof of age or Military allowed just four hits in six innings on Berman (Winter Park/NYU). (through games of Sunday, July 11). games behind); 6. Seminole County affiliation) admitted for $13. the mound, and walked just one hitter Florida League Honor Roll (Pitchers) But that was only part of the story as Snappers, 6-14 (6 games behind). Kids 11 years of age and under in Winter Garden’s 2-0 win. _ Nathan Skinner (DeLand/Dartmouth); the DeLand Suns (11-9), despite only are free of charge. MUST be accompanied by paying Adult Brown has arguably been the best pitcher Colton Bruns (Leesburg); Jeff Liquori going 1-1 for the week, closed to within a See FCSL, Page 8 to qualify for Free Admission. Pits - Members ($20), Non- Members ($25). The track is located at the Wicklow Way wins post-storm Malibu Rum Race corner of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New Smyrna, July 7) Malibu Black Rum Race. Way (Richard Gailey), 0.36.40; 2. clubhouse and on Facebook channel 69. Location for mee- DeLand and Daytona. Gailey and crew For information on New The quintet still had to deal (Displacement 2) Show Me prior to the start. If you would tups (awards) after the race Smyrna Speedway, visit _ edge Show Me by with a trailing rain band sweep- (Andy Forrest), 0.37.18; 3. prefer to not sign in that is fine, will be posted with the course. www.newsmyrnaspeedwayus ing through the fleet during the (Multi-Hull) Knot Yet (Alan just text your time or DNF to For more information, visit _ a.com _ or call the track office 36-hundredths of race, but that did not slow down Moore), 0.38.28; 4. (Displacement (321) 578-8364. For safety www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) at 386-427-4129. Rich Gailey and the crew of 3) Craic’n (Larry & Nancy please continue to monitor 578-8364. Wicklow Way as they claimed Harrington), 0.40.46; 5. ORLANDO CITY a second; Raft-Up Orlando City SC (6-3-3, 21 the top podium spot, and first in (Displacement 4) Shajaira (Bob points) will return to the was a big success Displacement Boat, to spoil the Fellingham), Did Not Finish. pitch in Canada to take on return of Show Me under Andy July 4th Raft-up Toronto FC on Saturday at Forrest, which finished second Social Director, Lia Ku organ- 7:30 p.m. The game will be Special to the Herald by a minuscule 0.36-of-a-second. ized an awesome event! broadcast on Fox 35 Plus, In third place and first multi David Mair and wife Mary, LionNation TV, FM 96.9 The SANFORD — With hurri- was Alan Moore on Knot Yet. who also provided a bbq grill Game, Accion 97.9 FM and cane/tropical storm Elsa clear- Larry Harrington was the with some awesome grilled 810 AM. Tickets are available ing the area and heading winner of the Malibu Black pork and bratwurst, were first to at OrlandoCitySC.com. It has also been announced toward the Northeastern Rum drawing follow the race. anchor, establishing a position that the Lions’ two biggest United States, five boats ven- Here are the Malibu Black Rum for the other boats to raft-up to. rivals _ Inter Miami and tured out onto Lake Monroe for Race results for July 7, 2021: Soon to follow were Bob and Atlanta United _ will be play- this past week’s (Wednesday, 1. (Displacement 1) Wicklow Eva Fellingham, Andy and Dian ing at Exploria Stadium and Forrest, onboard Show Me, there will be a special ticket Larry and Nancy Harrington, package for those contests. The Rich and Lisa Gailey, with Lia Rivalry Pack includes your Ku onboard Craic’n, Alan seat for both matches - Friday, Moore, Gabriel Caldwell, July 30, vs. Atlanta United and Friday, August 27, vs. Inter Dinielle Nelson and Jim Miami. Here are the offers: Goempel onboard Knot Yet and * $42 - West Corner 100 last but not least, Gen 4 sailed Level Sections. up with the Hayden crew, Fisk, * $50 - Supporters Section. Steve and Angie Rimes Hayden. * $82 - South End Field The City of Sanford put on a Sections. beautiful fireworks display over * $88 - Sideline West 100 Lake Monroe and that coupled Level Sections. with good food, a couple boat Tickets are available at OrlandoCitySC.com. drinks and live entertainment, made for a fun night for all! ORLANDO PRIDE Thank you for participating. Orlando Pride (4-2-4, 16 Upcoming: points) battled to a 1-1 draw * Today (Wednesday) _ against Racing Louisville FC Weekly Malibu Black Rum (3-4-2, 11 points) on Friday Racing. The start window will Photo courtesy of LMSA See Briefs, Page 8 be 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. The The July 4th Raft Up was a big success for the LMSA. course will be posted at the

Page 8 • Wednesday, July 14, 2021 SANFORD HERALD Magic name Jamahl Mosley head coach Comes over to Orlando from the Dallas Mavericks

Special to the Herald ORLANDO — Jamahl Mosley has been named head coach of the Orlando Magic, President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman announced Sunday.Mosley becomes the 15th head coach in franchise history. “We would like to welcome Jamahl and his family to the Magic family,” said Weltman. “Within the NBA coaching community, Jamahl is considered a rising star. His coach- ing path is rooted in player development. He is a communicator and connector, and we look forward to him leading our group.” Mosley comes to Orlando after spend- ing the previous seven seasons (2014-21) as an assistant coach with the Dallas Mavericks. While on the coaching staff, the Mavericks reached the NBA Playoffs four times. He has also served as the head coach on the Mavericks summer league team that competed in Las Vegas. Prior to joining the Mavericks, Mosley spent four seasons (2010-14) as an assis- tant coach with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Before joining the Cavaliers, Mosley spent five seasons (2005-10) with the Denver Nuggets. His tenure began in player development and advance scouting, before becoming an assistant coach for his last three seasons (2007-10) with the fran- chise. The Nuggets reached the playoffs, winning 50 games or more, each of his final three years. They won the Northwest division twice and earned a trip to the Western Conference Finals in 2009. Mosley was a four-year letterman at the University of Colorado (1997-2001), where he is one of 33 players in school history to score more than 1,000 points. Following his collegiate career, he played four sea- sons of professional basketball overseas, including two years for the Victoria Titans (Australia), one year with Baloncesto Leon (Spain) and one year in Korea. A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mosley was named an assistant coach for the 2021 USA Select Team and served as an assistant coach at the 2018 USA Basketball Men’s National Team mini-camp. He has also participated in Basketball Without Borders in Africa on several occasions. He and his wife, Kristina, have three children, Photo courtesy of Orlando Magic Jemma, C.J. and Chance. Prospects Garden/Troy). Continued from Page 7 Outfielder _ Josh Pearson (Sanford/LSU). scouts, with preference given to players that are Outfielder _ Evan St. Claire (DeLand/Siena). considered professional prospects. Sanford head Outfielder _ Caleb Upshaw (Seminole coach Josh Montero will be the head coach of the County/Eastern Kentucky). Florida League team. The Sunbelt League will be In addition, several players were named to the team, represented by its All-Stars for the 2021 season. but not able to participate, many due to their eligibili- Here is the Florida League team: ty and potential to be selected in the 2021 MLB Draft Pitcher _ Myles Caba (Leesburg/South Florida State). or existing school commitments. These players are: Pitcher _ Austin Emener (Winter Park/North LHP _ Spencer Bodanza (Sanford/Miami). Alabama). LHP _ Nolan Hudi (Seminole County/USF). Pitcher _ Dariel Fregio (Winter Park/Saint Leo). LHP _ Grant Shepherd (DeLand/Kansas). Pitcher _ Andrew Hazell (Winter Park/Mars Hill). RHP _ Jarrod Cande (Sanford/Florida Southern). Pitcher _ Dylan Kelley (Leesburg/North Florida). RHP _ Jack Leftwich (Sanford/Florida). Pitcher _ Kyle Kramer (Sanford/Rollins). LHP _ Ethan Brown (Winter Garden/USF). Pitcher _ Dominick Madonna C _ Josh Crouch (Sanford/UCF). (Leesburg/North Florida). IF _ Andrew Leinenbach (DeLand/North Florida). Pitcher _ Tyler Tipton (Leesburg/FGCU). IF _ Cade Doughty (Winter Park/LSU). Pitcher _ Jordan Winston (Winter IF _ Charlie Welch (Sanford/Arkansas). Garden/Lynn). OF _ Brody Drost (Winter Park/LSU). Catcher _ Grant Berman (Winter Park/NYU). OF _ Sterlin Thompson (Winter Park/Florida). Catcher _ Luke Harper (Leesburg/North Alabama). OF _ Vaun Brown (Leesburg/Florida Southern). Catcher _ Alex Milazzo (Sanford/LSU). OF _ Justin Farmer (Sanford/FIU). Infielder _ Collier Cranford (Seminole County/LSU). OF _ Dylan Crews (Sanford/LSU). Infielder _ Jeissy de la Cruz (Winter First Pitch for tonight’s game is set for 7:05 Garden/New Orleans). p.m. The game broadcast will be made available Infielder _ Bryce Jackson (Winter on the Chatt-a-Hoots YouTube page as well as Garden/Frostburg State). the Chatt-a-Hoots radio network throughout Infielder _ Tom Josten (Sanford/UCF). West Georgia and East Alabama. 106.9 FM is the photo by Romeo Guzman Infielder _ Dale Thomas (Winter flagship in Columbus. Garden/Coastal Carolina). Go to _ www.floridaleague.com _ for more Josh Montero of the Sanford River Rats will be coaching the FCSL Select Team in tonight’s Sun Belt Outfielder _ Hudson Hartsfield (Winter information. League All-Star Game in Columbus, Georgia. Briefs expansion side’s first visit to down- team-high fifth goal of the season to GLOBETROTTERS AT UCF tunity to feel like part of the show. General admission seating for town Orlando. force the two sides to split the The World-Famous Harlem Faculty and Staff is available for just Continued from Page 7 The Pride equalized at the death, points in the match, a goal that also Globetrotters are bringing their STETSON FOOTBALL TICKETS $55, which is less than $10 per game. night at Exploria Stadium in the with Sydney Leroux bagging her marked the latest scored in Club newly reimagined Spread Game Season tickets for the 2021 Stetson Other pricing includes a $60 season Football schedule are now on sale. history. Taylor Kornieck earned the Tour to Addition Financial Arena ticket for young or recent alumni assist on the finish, tying teammate Fans who want to renew their seats who have graduated within the last on Friday, July 23, at 7 p.m. for the season on the home (West) side Marta for both the team and league- Tickets are on sale now and are five years and a $99 general admis- lead with her third of the year. of Spec Martin Stadium can do so at a sion ticket for the general public. available through Ticketmaster.com discounted price through July 30. Discounts are also available for Scoring Recap: and the Ticketmaster App. Sign up Tickets in the John B. section in families. The Family Four Pack * 21’ - Ebony Salmon - LOU 1, ORL 0. for the Addition Financial Arena front of the press box are available for includes four general admission * 90+4’ - Sydney Leroux (Taylor Cyber Club to receive all the infor- just $250 each. Tickets in the Hatter Gold section are priced at $225 each season tickets and parking for all Kornieck) - ORL 1, LOU 1. mation you need about this event six games for just $200. and others at while regular reserved seats on the Next Match _ The Pride head out West side of the stadium are just $150 Hatter fans that want to have the www.AdditionFiArena.com. on the road for their first West Coast each. For fans who are renewing their ultimate experience can purchase This tour introduces new premi- trip of the year, traveling to take on seats from the 2019 season, those tick- Hatter Village VIP season tickets um fan experiences with unprece- Portland Thorns FC on Sunday. ets will cost $225, $200 and $140 for $375 each. This special includes dented access and interaction, through the end of July. two West Reserved tickets and a Kickoff is slated for 10:30 p.m. including celebrity court passes, Special ticket pricing is also in parking pass for every game. For more information on the Orlando meet and greets with players, and place on the West side of the stadi- For more information, go to _ Pride, visit Orlando-Pride.com or follow in select markets, the #SQUAD- um for members of the Stetson www.gohatters.com/tix _ or call us on Twitter,Facebook or Instagram. ZONE, where fans have the oppor- Faculty and Staff for just $90 each. 386-738-HATS (4287). FCSL 3; Snappers 6, Suns 5; Lightning vs. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, 6:30 Diamond Dawgs, cancelled. p.m.; River Rats vs. Suns at Conrad Park, 7 Continued from Page 7 Tuesday, July 13 _ Lightning vs. River p.m.; Diamond Dawgs vs. Squeeze at Bishop Results: Rats, late; Snappers vs. Squeeze, late; Moore Catholic High School, 7 p.m. Tuesday,July 6 _All-Star Game: West 7, East 2. Diamond Dawgs vs. Suns, late. Sunday, July 18 _ No games. Wednesday, July 7 _ No games. Wednesday, July 14 _ No games (Southeast Monday, July 19 _ Suns vs. Snappers at Thursday, July 8 _ Cancelled. Collegiate Prospect Showcase in Georgia). Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, 6:30 p.m.; Friday, July 9 _ Snappers 3, River Rats 0; Thursday, July 15 _ Lightning vs. Snappers Squeeze vs. Lightning at Pat Thomas Stadium, Diamond Dawgs 8, Lightning 3; Diamond at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, 6:30 7 p.m.; River Rats vs. Diamond Dawgs at Dawgs 10, Lightning 2. p.m.; River Rats vs. Suns at Conrad Park, 7 Bishop Moore Catholic High School, 7 p.m. Saturday, July 10 _ Snappers 1, River p.m.; Squeeze vs. Diamond Dawgs at Bishop Tuesday, July 20 _ Suns vs. River Rats at Rats 0; River Rats 4, Snappers 2; Squeeze Moore Catholic High School, 7 p.m. Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, 10, Suns 2; Suns 7, Squeeze 3; Lightning 7, Friday, July 16 _ Suns vs. River Rats at 6:30.m.; Snappers vs. Lightning at Pat Diamond Dawgs 4. Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, 6:30 Thomas Stadium, 7 p.m.; Diamond Dawgs Sunday, July 11 _ Squeeze 2, Snappers 0; p.m.; Snappers vs. Lightning at Pat Thomas vs. Squeeze at Conrad Park, 7 p.m. Lightning 9, River Rats 1. Field, 7 p.m.; Diamond Dawgs vs. Squeeze at Wednesday, July 21 _ No games. Schedule: Bishop Moore Catholic High School, 7 p.m. Go to _ www.floridaleague.com _ for Monday, July 12 _ River Rats 5, Squeeze Saturday, July 17 _ Lightning vs. Snappers more information. 7_14_pages_9to10.qxp_Pages sports Majors template 7/13/21 12:45 PM Page 1

SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 14-17, 2021 • PAGE 9 CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

TOWING AND RECOVERY INC NOTICE OF SALE Description: North 38 feet of Lot 3 Block 13 Tier 8 Town of Sanford, reserves the right to accept or according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 57, of reject any and/or all bids. Pursuant to FL Statute 713.78 the public records of Seminole County, Florida., has been found to notice is hereby given that on be in a dilapidated, unsanitary, uninhabitable or unsafe condition, 22—HeAltH-cARe 93—Rooms foR 223— 229—Auctions 2003 TOYT the specified dates at 10:00 a.m. and that the City Commission of the City of Sanford executed an VIN: 5TENL42N63Z198228 at 2502 W 1st St. Sanford, FL Order of Condemnation on June 14, 2021. The City Commission of ent iscellAneous R m 32771 a public auction of the fol- the City of Sanford will hold a Demolition Hearing in the City GET YOUR MEDICAL Live Online Auction Publish: July 14, 2021 lowing vehicles will occur. Commission Chambers of City Hall at 7:00 p.m. on July 12, 2021. At MARIJUANA CARD. CALL with Audio Streaming GET YOUR MEDICAL G038 the Hearing, the City Commission shall hear evidence and will deter- FOR FREE EVALUATION Two rooms available to single ALTITUDE TRAMPOLINE MARIJUANA CARD. CALL 2010 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER mine whether or not the property will be demolished. You are hereby BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. males only. Rooms are PARK “Practically New FOR FREE EVALUATION VIN# 5TDZK3EH5AS005310 ordered to appear before the City Commission at the Hearing to be RXPO.COM furnished and include cable Equipment” Fort SALE DATE: 07/29/2021 heard and present your side of the case. You have the right to obtain BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. WE ARE OPEN! hook-up. 1st room, $650, 2nd Lauderdale, Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: an attorney, at your own expense, to represent you at the Hearing. RXPO.COM room, $550. Roommates July 27, 2021 at 10 AM ATHENS TOWING AND 2000 LUFKIN TRAILER You have the right to call witnesses on your behalf as well as to WE ARE OPEN! have laundry and kitchen RECOVERY INC gives Notice of VIN# 1L01A5324Y1147036 cross-examine all other witnesses. If you do not appear, the City 71—Help WAnted SALE DATE: 07/30/2021 Commission will proceed without you and you will waive your right to access and must pay 1/3 of Entire wall to wall trampoline Foreclosure of Lien and intent to DONATE YOUR CAR TO be heard at the Hearing. Copies of the files and records relating to cable and utilities. Available park activity area equipment sell these vehicles on KIDS. Your donation helps 8/10/2021, 08:00 am at 2773 2017 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE this matter are available for inspection and copying at the Code Bindery Operator for a immediately. Call Martha at 407- fund the search for missing consisting of basketball court, VIN# ML32A3HJ8HH003765 Enforcement Division at the address: City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, 782-1968. Navigator Avenue, Sanford, Muller Martini 6 pocket children. Accepting battle beam area, stump jump Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- SALE DATE: 08/02/2021 Sanford, Florida 32771 (407.688.5163). saddle stitcher with 3 knife Trucks, Motorcycles & RV’s area, dodgeball area, main section 713.78 of the Florida trimmer and Apollo counter 219—WAnted to too! Fast Free Pickup - court, trapeze / foam pit area Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Inspection of listed vehicles may ADVICE TO ALL PERSONS: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO be made the day of sale. All APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER stacker. Full time. Email Running or Not -24 Hour and performance trampoline AND RECOVERY INC reserves Buy vehicles are sold “as is” with no CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE HEARING, HE OR SHE MAY NEED resume to tom-malloy@ Response - Maximum Tax area; arcades; party room the right to accept or reject any centralfloridapublishing.com furniture/fixtures; beverage and/or all bids. warranty given or implied. C&S A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING THE Donation - Call (888) 515- Towing Service, Inc. reserves TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVID- coolers; refrigerator/freezer; CASH for WAR RELICS and 3443 the right to bid. ED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (SECTION 286.0105, FLORIDA Savaria V-1504, 750 lb. 2019 TESL VINTAGE ELECTRONICS VIN: 5YJ3E1EB8KF208954 STATUTES). capacity wheelchair lift; WW1 AND WW2 Publish: July 14, 2021 upstairs mezzanine area; club IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES US/German/Japanese swords, Publish: July 14, 2021 G042 LEGALS lighting; office furniture and ACT PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO daggers, armaments. G039 LEGALS more. PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON- Also buying outdated Audio TACT THE CITY CLERK AT 407.688.5012 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE Registration, catalog, photos equipment (Amplifiers, OF THE MEETING. THE CITY WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST SUCH and terms available at FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Tuners, Speakers, Vacuum PERSONS. www.moeckerauctions.com. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Tubes.) BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 ATHENS TOWING AND Notice is hereby given that FLORIDA Pick-up/removal: 1709 E Publish: June 30, July 7, 14, 2021 Call Chris at 904 315-5208 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME RECOVERY INC gives Notice of INGRID OLIVIA GROOMS, PROBATE DIVISION Commercial Blvd., Fort F166 I PAY FINDERS FEES! OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Foreclosure of Lien and intent to OWNER, desiring to engage in Lauderdale, FL 33334 OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS sell these vehicles on business under the fictitious File No. 2021CP000496 Preview: 07/26 by AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- 7/30/2021, 08:00 am at 2773 name of TEET'S TIDY -REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS- ICE OF A COPY OF THIS appointment. Call for Navigator Avenue, Sanford, CLEANING PROS located at

IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE ON THEM. details (954) 252-2887 | Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- 2922 BUNGALOW BLVD, LEGALS All other creditors of the dece- (800) 840-BIDS AB-1098 AU- section 713.78 of the Florida SANFORD, FLORIDA The Seminole County Port Authority, Sanford, Seminole County, RENA BRIGITTE BRAN- dent and other persons having 3219, Eric Rubin Statutes. ATHENS TOWING 32771 intends to register the Florida, furnishes the following information and Instructions to Proposers desiring to submit proposals as herein described. DORFF, claims or demands against AND RECOVERY INC reserves said name in SEMINOLE county

decedent’s estate must file their the right to accept or reject any with the Division of Florida Bar No. 991864 INSURANCE COVERAGE Deceased. claims with this Court WITHIN and/or all bids. Corporations, Florida VINCENT J. PROFACI, P.A. 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Department of State, pursuant 390 North Orange Avenue, to section 865.09 of the Florida Sealed proposals will be received by the Seminole County Port NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION LEGALS 2016 VOLK Suite 2300 Statutes. Authority for comprehensive insurance coverage, including but not OF THIS NOTICE. VIN: 3VWD67AJ6GM262335 Orlando, Florida 32801 limited to, property, general liability, umbrella, directors and officers, The administration of the estate ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Telephone: (407) 886-1144 Publish: July 14, 2021 automobile and workers compensation. of RENA BRIGITTE BRAN- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Publish: July 14, 2021 2001 5TBBT441X1S166897 G043 DORFF, deceased, whose date SET FORTH IN FLORIDA G040 BARBARA J. BRANDORFF TOYOTA Specifications may be reviewed and picked up at the Administration of death was January 12, 2021; STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Personal Representative 2001 KNAFB121515914536 Building, Port of Sanford, 1510 Kastner Place, Suite 1, Sanford, File Number 2021CP000496, is WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Seminole County, Florida from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Monday 2015 Shoreland Drive KIA NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS pending in the Circuit Court for NOTWITHSTANDING THE through Friday. Auburndale, Florida 33823 NAME Seminole County, Florida, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Publish: July 14, 2021 Probate Division, the address ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Written or telephonic questions should be directed to: G036 Notice is hereby given that we of which is 301 North Park Publish: July 7, 14, 2021 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE TOWING gives Notice of are engaged in business at Avenue, Sanford, Florida G006 AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Andrew Van Gaale, Administrator sell these vehicles on 1371 Avalon Blvd., Seminole 32771. The names and DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Seminole County Port Authority NOTICE OF PUBLIC 07/28/2021, 09:00 am at 326 County, Casselberry, FL 32707 addresses of the personal rep- The date of first publication of 1510 Kastner Place, Suite 1 SALE: Courtesy Towing, Inc. LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- under the Fictitious Name of resentative and the personal this Notice is July 7, 2021. Sanford, Florida 32771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT gives Notice of Foreclosure of 6774, pursuant to subsection Feel Pretty boutique, and representative's attorney are (407) 322-4798 OF THE EIGHTEENTH Lien and intent to sell these 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. that we intend to register said set forth below. /s/ STACY L. BURGETT, name with the Divisions of [email protected] JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR vehicles on 07/28/2021, 09:00 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S All creditors of the decedent ESQUIRE Corporations, Tallahassee, SEMINOLE COUNTY, am at 1850 High St, TOWING reserves the right to and other persons having WATSON SOILEAU DeLEO & Florida, in accordance with the Properly executed sealed proposals will be received at the FLORIDA Longwood, FL 32750 accept or reject any and/or all claims or demands against BURGETT, P.A. provisions of the Fictitious Administration office until 4:00 p.m., Friday, August 6, 2021. Any pro- Longwood, FL 32750-3722, bids. decedent's estate, on whom a 3490 North U.S. Highway 1 Name Statues, to-wit: Section posal received after the specified closing time will not be considered. PROBATE DIVISION pursuant to subsection 713.78 Proposals shall be valid for a minimum of thirty (30) days. copy of this notice is required to Cocoa, Florida 32926 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. of the Florida Statutes. 3N1AB7AP7FY238979 be served, must file their claims [email protected] FILE NO.: Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves 2015 NISSAN The Seminole County Port Authority reserves the right to reject any with this court WITHIN THE om Alexis J. Vasquez 05-2021-CP-000484- the right to accept or reject any or all proposals after proposals have been examined and evaluated, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER (321) 631-1550; 0000-XX and/or all bids. Publish: July 14, 2021 to re-advertise, or to renew policy with current provider. THE TIME OF THE FIRST fax (321) 631-1567 Publish: July 14, 2021 G041 PUBLICATION OF THIS Florida Bar No.: 0365742 G044 2001 1GNDU03E41D263414 Dated this 7th day of July, 2021, at Sanford, Seminole County, NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER IN RE: ESTATE OF Attorney for Personal CHEVROLET Florida. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Representative 2002 1GTHK29UX2E230469 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON JOHN PATRICK KELLY a/k/a GENERAL MOTORS CORP By order of: Seminole County Port Authority THEM. JOHN P. KELLY, /s/PATRICIA KELLY LETTAU 2007 2G1WT58K779233953 Matthew Criswell, Chairman All other creditors of the dece- Personal Representative NOTICE OF DEMOLITION HEARING Attest: Susan Sherman, Secretary Deceased. CHEVROLET dent and other persons having 3103 N. Indian River Drive 2005 4M2CU56Z05DJ24719 claims or demands against Cocoa, FL 32922 Notice is hereby given by the City of Sanford to: Geiger, Kathleen Publish: July 14, 21, 2021 NOTICE TO CREDITORS MERCURY decedent's estate must file their A. - Heir., and any or all other interested parties, that the described G035 2008 5N1AR18B68C664038 claims with this court WITHIN 3 Publish: July 7, 14, 2021 property, 1108 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771, Property NISSAN MONTHS AFTER THE DATE The administration of the G007 2005 6G2VX12U15L456223 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION estate of JOHN PATRICK PONTIAC OF THIS NOTICE. KELLY a/k/a JOHN P. KELLY, 1995 WDBEB31E1SC196459 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED deceased, whose date of death WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS was September 7, 2020, is NOTICE OF PUBLIC MERCEDES-BENZ 2004 WDBUF65J74A403606 SET FORTH IN SECTION pending in the Circuit Court for SALE: Courtesy Towing, Inc. Seminole County, Florida, MERCEDES 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA gives Notice of Foreclosure of Probate Division, the address PROBATE CODE WILL BE Lien and intent to sell these of which is P. O. Box 8099, Publish: July 14, 2021 FOREVER BARRED. vehicles on 08/04/2021, 09:00 Sanford, Florida 32772-8099. G037 NOTWITHSTANDING THE am at 1850 High St, Longwood, The names and addresses of TIME PERIOD SET FORTH FL 32750 Longwood, FL the Personal Representative ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 32750-3722, pursuant to sub- and the Personal TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE section 713.78 of the Florida Representative’s attorney are NOTICE OF PUBLIC AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Statutes. Courtesy Towing, Inc. set forth below. SALE: ATHENS TOWING DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. reserves the right to accept or All creditors of the decedent AND RECOVERY INC gives The date of first publication of reject any and/or all bids. and other persons having Notice of Foreclosure of Lien this notice is: July 7, 2021. claims or demands against and intent to sell these vehicles 2010 1G1ZB5EB9A4149597 on 8/06/2021, 08:00 am at Vincent J. Profaci, Esq. decedent’s estate on whom a CHEVROLET 2773 Navigator Avenue, Attorney for Personal copy of this Notice is required 2006 2D4GP44L96R617968 Sanford, Florida 32773, pur- Representative to be served must file their DODGE GRAND CARAVAN suant to subsection 713.78 of Email: [email protected] claims with this Court ON OR 1964 4W66Z119234 FORD the Florida Statutes. ATHENS 7_14_pages_9to10.qxp_Pages sports Majors template 7/13/21 12:45 PM Page 2

PAGE 10 • Midweek: July 14-17, 2021 SANFORD HERALD City of Sanford proclaims July 12 Dr. Walt Griffin Appreciation Day

Herald photos by Steve Paradis Sanford Mayor Art Woodruff, left, read a proclamation Monday making July 12 Dr. Walt Griffin Appreciation Day. Griffin, center, accepts with his wife, Lori, right, as Sanford City Commissioner Patty Mahany looks on in the background. Griffin served for 37 years with Seminole County Public School, including as teacher, principal and most recently, as superintendent for the school district. The proclamation noted that during Griffin’s tenure as superintendent, public schools in Sanford improved.

Griffin introduced Seminole County Public Schools new Superintendent Serita Beamon (above) during Monday’s Sanford City Commission meeting.