Crime & Safety
Two Shooting Deaths, Customer Service Finalists, and Other Stories You Might Have Missed
Here's a second look at last week's top features and news on Seminole Heights Patch
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Jordan Sherit, a 6-foot-3, 230-pound junior for the Terriers, told the website he's entertaining offers from Notre Dame, Stanford, Miami, Oklahoma and USF in particular, "because they are really making that extra effort to keep in touch with me."
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Police said 16-year-old Quintavius Antonio Moore pointed a handgun at the owner of Baker's Mini Mart at 2504 N Armenia Ave. Taquanda Shanti Baker, 31, pulled her own handgun and fatally shot Moore.
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Sergio Gabriel Alexande Smith, 21, of 109 Emily St., was found shot to death in the parking lot of Avesta Apartments at 2020 E. 131st Ave. Nearby surveillance cameras took photos of several people who "might have seen or heard something that could be beneficial to the case," sheriff's office spokesperson Debbie Carter said in a media release.
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, , , and were left standing after earlier voting whittled away 28 other local businesses in Patch's readers' poll.
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w our readers' poll on who has the best shakes or smoothies in the Seminole Heights area.