Greenville water system among nation’s best protected
A Greenville water system serving about 129000 customers with 54 million gallons daily is praised for its pristine watershed protection rule by 45 square miles of mountains in Greenville and Pickens counties. Experts say the undeveloped watershed reduces treatment needs and saves costs while officials note Lake Keowee adds clean supply though Table Rock and North Saluda remain superior. Public health measures stayed highest despite 1990s standard changes.
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Rally for Southern independence targets culture on Confederate Flag Day
Michael Hill of Tuscaloosa leads the League of the South in a March 4 rally at Alabama's capital to declare Southern culture culturally independent. The event includes speeches music and vendor displays as organizers unveil a Declaration of Southern Independence. A separate rally in Columbia, DC is planned to keep the Confederate battle flag atop the South Carolina Statehouse. Hill predicts strong turnout and frames cultural preservation as groundwork for political secession.
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