9/2 Local Briefs: 4-mile run to benefit 9/11 fund

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UNIVERSITY PARK — University Park Country Club & Fit2Run are hosting the 9/11 four-mile run to benefit the 9/11 Fireman’s Emergency Services Memorial Fund. The cross country run is set for the grounds of University Park Country Club 7:30 a.m. Sept. 11 and will start with a ceremony and a moment of silence.

The race will be followed by a kid’s race for all ages. All participants will receive a specially designed T-shirt.

For more information, contact Douglas Schiller at (941) 708-3901, or Fit2Run at (941) 358-5100.

Applicants sought for city’s Code Enforcement Board

BRADENTON — The city of Bradenton is accepting applications to fill an open position on its Code Enforcement Board.

Applicants must live in the city limits and have a general interest in the well-being and upkeep of the city. The seven-member board meets at 2:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month at city hall council chambers, 101 Old Main St.

This is a volunteer position.

Applications, including a resume and cover letter, may be sent to Mayor Wayne Poston, city of Bradenton, 101 Old Main St., Bradenton, FL 34205.

— Herald staff reports

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