Both Tim Raines and I have gone from Sanford to Cooperstown . . . It turns out that the two towns, one thousand one hundred and ninety-seven miles apart, have a few things in common.  Both downtowns sit on the South side of a large and gorgeous lake.  Both towns feature turn-of-the-century architecture and brick streets in the business districts.  In the adjacent neighborhoods of both towns you will find hundred year old wooden homes, tree canopies, and lots of picket fences. The two towns are now connected, but for very different reasons. One town is where Tim Raines was …