South Carolina Democrats Demolish GOP Sand Sculpture
In Myrtle Beach, a Democratic women's group used pink shovels to dismantle a large sand sculpture of six GOP candidates. The sculpture had stood since the January debate, built from over 700000 pounds of sand, and was torn down after the group donated to a local crime-fighting cause.
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Horry County
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Online course aims to boost women candidates in South Carolina
The Southeastern Institute for Women in Politics launches a daylong campaign training course online after hosting in state. Backed by Blue Cross Blue Shield South Carolina and ITology, the bi partisan group notes SC ranks last in women in the Legislature and cites redistricting and the 2012 election as opportunities.
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Southeastern Institute For Women In Politics
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Amazon to Open Second South Carolina Warehouse
Amazon announces a second warehouse in Spartanburg South Carolina with a 50 million investment. The new facility should open by fall and hire hundreds of employees though exact job counts were not disclosed. Amazon previously opened its first South Carolina warehouse in Lexington County last year.
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Amazon
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Facility targets 2000 jobs to keep tax exemption
The site hired about 500 workers and must reach 2000 full-time employees by the end of next year to qualify for the sales tax exemption approved by the Legislature last year.
Conway installs cameras at riverfront to curb vandalism
Conway upgrades Riverfront Park and Marina by adding video cameras along the river walk to deter vandalism. The project, reported by The Sun News, costs about 173000 dollars and targets brass plaques, planters, and other acts along the Waccamaw River.
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Beaufort Parish Marks 300th Anniversary Celebration
The Parish Church of St. Helena in Beaufort observed its 300th anniversary with events on Sunday. Hundreds attended including a dozen in period dress. A ceremonial bell gifted in 1746, buried during the American Revolution, was rung. The sermon was delivered by Lord Bishop of London Richard J. C. Chartres.
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Island Packet
Hilton Head
St. Helena
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