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Team South Carolina Begins Transition to Normal Operations Following Tropical Storm Michael
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- By SC Governor's Office
COLUMBIA, S.C. – As the need for immediate life-safety and disaster response resources begins to subside across the state, agencies are beginning the transition to normal, daily operations. Tropical Storm Michael is continuing to move rapidly out of South Carolina. Forecasters report the threat of tornadoes has ended and the threat of minor flooding is diminishing.
The State Emergency Operations Center will remain partially activated at Operation Condition Three to support county emergency managers as requested. Isolated flooding in areas prone to flooding is expected. Officials continue to monitor river levels. Minor to moderate flood stages can be expected over the weekend.
Red Rose Rescue Charges Dismissed Within Minutes of Trial Start
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Life Legal attorney John Garza was in court this morning on behalf of four "Red Rose Rescue" defendants who were charged with criminal trespass after they entered Capital Women's Services in Washington, DC in July. The rescuers went to the abortion facility to give the women information about abortion and alternatives, along with a red rose.
The Red Rose Rescue case was the first case called by the judge, which is unusual since typically courts elect to dispense with procedural and other less time-consuming matters before calling up trials such as this one. The judge asked the parties whether they were ready for trial and U.S. Attorney Jana Maser, prosecuting the case for the government, replied that she was not ready, as she could not produce any witnesses.
New Book Fighting Against Feminism to Rebuild Families--One Mom at a Time
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- By Christian Newswire
HOUSTON -- Tia Stabenow challenges Christian families through her new book, "Goodbye Workplace. Hello Family!: Helping Moms Find Their Way Home" to realize the critical impact both parents absent from the home has made on society, the church, and the family unit. Stabenow states, "The next generation is borderline inept and incapable of taking a conservative stance on critical key issues of our day as most children are unprepared and haven't had the vital parental influence that shape and mold future leaders for tomorrow."
Automobiles Galore
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- By Tony Dunn
And the Winners Are
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- By Tony Dunn
Gov. Henry McMaster Announces Marlboro Team South Carolina Day
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- By SC Governor's Office
State and Federal Officials, Non-Profits will Offer Residents Disaster Relief Assistance
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster has announced that Marlboro Team South Carolina Day will be held Tuesday, October 9 in Bennettsville, South Carolina. Team South Carolina days provide local residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Florence with a one-stop opportunity to learn about relief resources available to them.
Team South Carolina events will include representation from the following agencies:
135+ Students Earn High School Diploma, GED
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- By SC Department of Juvenile Justice
More than 135 DJJ students statewide reached a milestone in July many of them never thought possible - walking across the stage on Graduation Day.
DJJ's Birchwood School District held its annual Graduation ceremony for GED and high school diploma recipients. Each student wore the traditional cap and gown as they were recognized for their academic achievement.
Zavion from Horry County participated in this year's ceremony. He is the first in his family to earn a high school diploma.
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