Robins linger in summer yard and outnumber others
In a long backyard column the writer notes eight or so robins stay through July and August, delaying until late summer. They favor the birdbath and nearby ground, while squirrels and bluejays compete for bread and treats amid green, rainy days.
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First Charleston Hospital Began in 1736 For Chronic Ailments
A 1932 talk recounts Charleston's early poor relief law and the 1734 act to fund a hospital workhouse in the Old Burying Ground. By 1736 a rough frame hospital opened, later rebuilt in brick, with parish doctors like Dr. Alexander Garden shaping colonial medicine amid harsh conditions.
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Aiken Student Elmer Hatcher Interns in Governor’s Office
Elmer Hatcher an Aiken resident and USC law school student serves as a intern with the Office of the Governor this summer. He assists with legal research and related duties as part of the state government program.
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