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Sanford proclaims Francine Levy Day; recognizes Venezolanos community group
Summary
Mayor Ira Woodruff proclaimed Aug. 10, 2026 as Francine Levy Day and presented a separate proclamation recognizing Venezolanos (VES) on its seventh anniversary for cultural, charitable and community programs; an exhibit of Levy's work will be displayed in the lobby.
Mayor Ira Woodruff read a proclamation honoring Francine Levy for a lifetime of artistic work and community service and officially declared Aug. 10, 2026 as Francine Levy Day. The proclamation highlighted Levy's background, awards and contributions to local cultural and historic preservation efforts.
A city staff member announced that an exhibit featuring Francine Levy's artwork and related artifacts will be on display in the lobby, and community members thanked the commission. The mayor then read a second proclamation recognizing Venezolanos Ensembled (VES) on its seventh anniversary for community programs including sports, cultural events and humanitarian relief work connecting Sanford with Venezuelan communities.
Representatives of VES thanked the commission and described local programs that serve hundreds of families; commissioners praised both the honorees for their contributions to community life.
