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Beginnings of Seminole County PDF Print E-mail
Written by Marlene Baggs-Hoenig   
Tuesday, 20 January 2009 14:56

Have you ever… wondered about the barges, steam and river boats that traveled up and down the St. John’s river in and out of the Port of Sanford? What about the celery, orange and worm industries that once thrived here? The clock pictured here is located in historical downtown Sanford on Lake Monroe. For a walking tour of visit http:// www.sanfordfl.gov/wt00.html

When I was a little girl I would walk downtown Sanford and look at the clock downtown. Town clocks were used to help the townspeople set their watches. Corrie Ten Boom author of The Hiding Place would often accompany her father who owned a watch and clock shop in Haarlem, Holland to Amsterdam where he would set his watch. I can imagine Sanford residents, steamboat passengers and others setting their watches to the “town clock” which still stands downtown today.

Sanford was named after Henry Sanford, a Connecticut lawyer and diplomat but also has many other names; “Historic Waterfront Gateway City”, “Celery City”, “Mosquito Alley”, “The Friendly City”, “The Town that Never Gives Up”, “The City With a Story.” For more
information on Sanford and it’s history go to: http://sanfordhistory.tripod.com and check out their timeline. To the southwest of Sanford is Lake Mary which played a very big role in the early stages and development of Seminole County and still does today.
For more information on Lake Mary please visit: http://www.lakemaryfl.com/history.cfm


Last Updated on Thursday, 22 January 2009 16:54
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Central Florida recording artist — Boz drives it home! PDF Print E-mail
Written by The Publisher   
Thursday, 20 November 2008 13:15

Boz Central Florida Woman NewspaperYou call that music? It seems the line between what is considered good music and just plain noise gets blurrier and blurrier. As parents strive to protect the little ears and encourage entertainment that has a positive message, their choices get smaller. Music with a positive message, Music That Matters™, is the primary passion of Seminole County resident, Jeffrey “Boz” Bosworth.

Last Updated on Thursday, 20 November 2008 13:17
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Who Is Jesse Cutler Or Is It Gibaldi? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Andre Izquierdo   
Sunday, 19 October 2008 16:53

WhoIsJesseCutlerOrIsItGibaldi-1-W300.jpgHe was very rooted to an Italian heritage, his only sister Leonora lost the battle with Ovarian Cancer at age 49, and little “Chuckie,” a boy from Brooklyn, had become good at being a chameleon. In fact, he had lived a very successful life reinventing himself many times, being that he was a man who understood what it took to be a star.

As a kid he used to perform “Malagueña” to entertain friends and family, and his great talent was something that was inherited and flowed through his veins. His grandfather, Joseph Guarneri, one of the best violin makers along with Stradivarius, was one great example of the family abilities, but music was not the only area in which they excelled.

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Global Peace Film Festival: One Woman Influencing Change for World Peace PDF Print E-mail
Written by Global Peace Film Festival   
Sunday, 19 October 2008 16:59

GlobalPeaceFilmFestival-1.jpgOften times it seems that many of us doubt that one person can truly make a difference. Then, all of a sudden, we cross paths with an awe-inspiring individual who completely changes our mind. Our world is actually full of these leaders - leaders influencing the world in respect to social responsibility, human rights, and the environment. As the director of the Global Peace Film Festival held in Orlando, Nina Streich is in fact one of these leaders. She is a passionate advocate for Peace and has overcome many barriers to create positive change. Despite her global contacts, many of them famous, Streich has a rather humble, and admirable, approach.

The Global Peace Film Festival, in its sixth year, is one of Orlando’s most significant cultural events. The Festival will be held September 17 – 21, 2008, with a mission to educate and inspire through the art of film. Through the power of this medium, the Festival aims to move people beyond their political, geographic and personal boundaries, to embrace peace. Patrons will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of independent films from many different countries; exploring issues of faith, nonviolence, reconciliation and the environment to overcome the impasses against realizing peace and healing – both spiritual and physical.

Last Updated on Thursday, 21 July 2011 19:42
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