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“And this will give us the ability to handle unusual calls such as bomb threats, terrorist incidences and catastrophic events.”
Posted On 5/13/2008 by Michaele Duke Special to The News In an emergency, communications officers are the first link between a caller's often-frantic request and the timely response of the appropriate emergency ... via The News
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Kingstree Forum & PollsTuesday May 13 | Myrtle Beach Online
SC lawmakers have religion on minds, in bills
“We weren't really looking to get into a debate about a cross or not a cross”
Faith in the public square would have a high profile in South Carolina as three bills move closer to becoming law. via Myrtle Beach Online
Monday May 12 | The Item
CLARENDON COUNTY MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE The meeting previously scheduled on the second Saturday of the month has been changed to the second Monday. via The Item
Saturday May 10 | Myrtle Beach Online
Cigarette tax raise creeps closer to reality
The Senate gave key approval Wednesday to a 50-cent tax increase on a pack of cigarettes in a 30-11 vote, one vote shy of being veto-proof. In the House, members stripped out a Senate provision for a new state ... via Myrtle Beach Online
Thursday May 8 | WBTW
Tuesday May 6 | The News
Accident claims teacher's life
On Monday, April 28, an automobile accident claimed the life of a Williamsburg County School District teacher. via The News
Sunday May 4 | The News
Hospice Care office now open in Kingstree
“People hear - hospice' and think that means the end”
By Renee Cribb, Staff Reporter Hospice Care of South Carolina now has an office located in Kingstree at 131 North Academy Street. via The News
Friday May 2 | WBTW
Cooper, Gamble vie for S.C. House 60 Democratic nomination
“I'm here to listen to my constituents.”
Zackery Cooper of Florence and Geraldine Gamble of Sumter County's Shiloh community will face each other in the June 10 Democratic primary for the S.C. House 60 seat. via WBTW
Thursday May 1 | The News
McKenzie sworn in at town council meeting
“When I look out and see people sitting there, I realize how important it is to see citizens care about the Town of Kingstree”
By Renee Cribb, Staff Reporter Newly elected town council member Robert McKenzie was officially sworn in during the April 21 town council meeting. via The News
Monday Apr 28 | WBTW
Rural Development workshop scheduled for Hartsville
Staff from the office of U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina will provide a workshop for the Hartsville area Wednesday to highlight USDA Rural Development competitive grants and other opportunities that may ... via WBTW
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