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By CAROLINE VAN DEN BERG District 3 City Commissioner, Patrick Austin, met me with an inviting smile and cheerful enthusiasm to discuss his plans for the 2nd Annual Sanford Jazz in the Park. Last year’s inaugural event was quite a success, and this year is expected to be even better. Passionate about all things Sanford and drawing from his own ...

By Fritz Voltaire Reading is an important tool that can help our children better succeed in life. Michael Hernandez, with the introduction to the reading initiative here in Sanford, has ignited a passion rarely seen in our community. In a way to honor his passion in helping families spend more time together reading, it was a pleasure dedicating the Little ...

MIA SPECIAL MOMENTS with THE CUDDLY MEMBERS of OUR COMMUNITYBY MIA, RESCUED DOG-DAUGHTER OF PROUD PARENTS KIMBERLY (MISS LADY) AND BRIAN JONES Hi, My Sanford Magazine Readers! My name is Mia and I came to be a Sanford dog last August. Ididn’thave the best time of it in my former life and became a stray doggie in Fort Walton. It ...

“The best thing about living in downtown Sanford is our walks with our small furry friends, Jake and Miss Lady. The four of us spend a lot of time both downtown and at Paw Park.” HOW DID YOU BOTH DECIDE TO OPEN YOUR BUSINESSES IN SANFORD? Sanford is home for us; we live downtown and enjoy a great view of ...

On June 1, the Seminole High School’s baseball team, under the leadership of Coach Kenne Brown, captured its first FHSAA Baseball State Championship since 1992. The championship season marked the first year of coaching for Coach Brown since battling throat cancer a decade ago. In the letter below shared with My Sanford Magazine, Coach Brown expresses his gratitude and thanks ...