Sanford is a city in Seminole County, Florida, with a population of approximately 61,051.
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Apr 22Live From the City of Sanford City Commission Meeting April 13, 2026 @ 7pmVideoApr 22Live From the City of Sanford City Commission Work Session Meeting May 11, 2026 @VideoApr 7Live From the City of Sanford District 2 Community Meeting March 26, 2026 @ 6pmVideoApr 6City Commission Goal Setting Meeting For Fiscal Year 2027VideoMar 31Live From the City of Sanford City Commission Work Session Meeting April 27, 2026 @VideoMar 31Live From the City of Sanford City Commission Meeting April 27, 2026 @ 7pmVideoMar 31Live From the City of Sanford City Commission Work Session Meeting April 13, 2026 @VideoMar 31Live From the City of Sanford District 2 Community Meeting April 23, 2026 @ 6pmVideoRecent News
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Pro pool player teaches winning shots at Sanford billiards hall
Pro pool player teaches winning shots at Sanford billiards hall Spectrum News 13
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NewsAPR 24, 2026
Sanford man charged after eluding police at 110 mph in Lake Mary
Sanford man charged after eluding police at 110 mph in Lake Mary WFTV
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NewsAPR 24, 2026
A fun road trip to Sanford, Florida
A fun road trip to Sanford, Florida MSN
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