The sight was a shock. How short sighted can we be? I had to write a letter to protest the mutilation of the two rare and priceless live oak trees on Jackson Street beside the hospital in Dillon.
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Letters
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Letter To The Editor: A True Crime
Letter: What Do Six No’s Mean To You?
As a high school graduate of New York, we learned what NO meant. In the dictionary, it means: None, not one, a denial, a negative vote.
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Letter To Editor: Published June 17, 2010
Dillon County Has Gained Ground In Federal Dollars Set Here To The Editor: The US Department of Veterans Affairs has recently released the annual report of Federal dollars disbursed to Veterans/Widows/Dependents by State and County for Fiscal Year 2009. Again, Dillon County has gained ground in federal (immediately disposable) dollars being sent into Dillon...
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Letters To Editor: Published 6-15
Thanks Delegation To the Editor: I would like to publicly thank the Dillon County Delegation for their continuing support of the Town of Latta. At any time, when Senator Williams and Representative Hayes are contacted for their support, they willingly and quickly come forward to assist us. They work as partners; therefore, more can...
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Letter To The Editor: National Foster Care Month
National Foster Care Month Dear Editor: South Carolina’s longest serving United States Senator, the late Strom Thurmond, introduced legislation in 1988 to proclaim May as National Foster Care Month. Senator Thurmond did this to bring awareness, not just in our State, but in our country, of issues and needs of children who are in...
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Letters To The Editor
Hazy Grove Appreciates Those Who Toured Church; The State Budget
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Health Care Bill
To The Editor: I am writing in regards to the Health Care Bill which was passed on March 21.
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March Of Dimes Working Tirelessly For Healthy Babies
The March of Dimes is working tirelessly toward the day when all babies are born healthy.
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Thank Almighty First And Foremost On Thanksgiving Day And Every Day
Recently a friend forwarded an e-mail to me titled "Hey, Wasn't That Us?" " Sure Was!" This was a beautifully written note which harkened back to the days when life was less hectic, less structured and much simpler. A time when Americans put families first, worshipped God regularly, and lived within...
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Letters To The Editor
To The Editor:
Over the years I have witnessed more people condemning law enforcement officers than praising them.
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Letters To The Editor
Mill Village
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