GOP updating resumes as Hodges takes office in South Carolina
State workers already seek new job contacts in anticipation of a potential personnel shakeup when Jim Hodges succeeds Beasley on January 13. Analysts caution against a full GOP purge, noting many agencies perform well, with transition leaders weighing resignations and possible replacements. Budgets and agency stability shape expected changes.
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Help Line Offers 24/7 Support for Suicide Prevention
Trained mental health workers answer calls at 648 9900 around the clock via Help Line. The free confidential service assists with alcohol or drug abuse financial and family problems and other crises. Counselors warn that suicide risks span all ages and urge immediate help and court-ordered treatment if necessary.
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Gayle Lofgren
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Counselor Devotes Life to Help Distressed Children
Ms. Lofgren, with advanced degrees from The Citadel and Furman, has spent 25 years counseling troubled children. She notes progress in available services, faces burnout, and remains committed, finding peace in family, church, and scuba diving. Diane Cavenaugh praises her as a devoted, skilled asset to the center.
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