Bond board OKs 10M to relocate State Farmers Market
A state bond oversight board approves a 10 million borrowing plan to move the State Farmers Market from its 1952 site near the USC stadium to a new 196 acre facility of 46 million cost. The plan includes 14 million from current site sale and 2.5 million from lab site sale with a completion target around early 2007.
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Jake Knotts
West Columbia
Lexington County
Hawkins named executive editor of The Post and Courier
Veteran journalist William E N Hawkins, 61, will become executive editor of The Post and Courier in March. He previously led newsrooms in Baltimore and Durham and served 17 years as executive editor at the Durham Herald-Sun. He aims to emphasize local news and consistent quality.
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Vietnam
Hunley Secrets Claim to Be Revealed by Forensic Archaeology
On the 141st anniversary of the Hunley sinking scientists say the Confederate submarine will yield its secrets in time. Maria Jacobsen calls archaeology the perfect forensic method while noting the case is centuries old and ongoing.
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Maria Jacobsen
Hunley Project
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Sullivans Island
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Fort Moultrie
Breach Inlet
Jacobsen
Paul Mardikian
Hunley
Kellen Correia
Kiawah golf courses win reappraisals
Four Kiawah Island courses Cougar Point Turtle Point Osprey Point and Ocean Course win court ordered reappraisals after Administrative Law Judge Geathers ruled Charleston County miscalculated 2001 taxable values by including revenue from pro shops food and beverage and cart rentals. Osprey Point was valued at 17 million versus 9 million previously.
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Kiawah Island
South Carolina
Adminis
Trative
John D. Geathers
Charleston County
Cougar Point
Turtle Point
Osprey Point
16 year old ambulance driver halted by labor laws
Spartanburg reports a 16 year old boy who drove an ambulance to aid a Upstate rescue squad must stop due to state labor rules. Officials from the Labor, Licensing and Regulation Department say hazardous occupations bar under 18s, applying to volunteers and paid workers. An investigator is reviewing the situation. Captain Jimmy Corbin had used his son Wesley to drive when needed.
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Labor, Licensing and Regulation Department
Jim Knight
Knight
Rescue 18
Jimmy Corbin
Wesley
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