Hodges aide Nina Brook to join The State as editor
Nina Brook, the top women’s aide in Gov. Jim Hodges office, will leave June 30 to become associate editor on The State editorial page. She will focus on education and environmental issues, returning to journalism after leaving WIS TV for Hodges. Deputy Morton Brilliant has been acting press secretary during her maternity leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Columbia
Jim Hodges
Nina Brook
Brook
Wis-Tv
Statehouse
Morton Brilliant
Washington
State
Partic
Greenville woman shot near sleeping husband in apartment
Greenville police say Sandra Galero, 27, died after a gun fired from a neighboring apartment while a man beneath listened to a stereo. The shooter, Jackson, claimed the weapon beneath his pillow discharged as he reached to lower the stereo. Other details note the wall breach and lack of noted dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S.C
Sandra Galero
Greenville Memorial Hospital
Mike Brown
Brown
Jackson
MUSC cuts Anchors Away recreation program for disabled
The Medical University of South Carolina plans to drop the Anchors Away program due to budget pressures in the College of Medicine. The program serves disabled South Carolinians with accessible boats and equipment, supported by donations and a federal grant, and organizers hope for a transition plan to continue with private support and university insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
College of Medicine
David Sewell
Sewell
Individu
Ity
Orr
Emory University
Anchors Away
Layton McCary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Led Press
Juan Marin
Aiken
F Motor Credit, Inc
Jeff Ferrell
Jeff
Dana
Michelle
Oss
Kevetal
Shadow Oaks
Gregg Avenue
Aiken Technical College
Air Force
Human Services
ATC
Charles David Brooks
MUSC
Als and Companies
City Marina
Key West
Summerville Marine
Ann Marie Orr
Paulbid
ST. Augustine
Bermuda
Zoysia
Riverwatch Parkway
Office Depot
Emachines Etower
Cal Intel
ULNAN