0 By Betsy Finklea The first reading to increase water and sewer rates and sanitation rates for the 2017-2018 fiscal year was held at the May meeting of the Dillon City Council. On the ordinance to increase water and sewer rates, it states that a “recent rate analysis of the City of Dillon has revealed…
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News from the municipal, county, and state levels of government related to Dillon County, SC
Dillon Mayor Proclaims Foster Care Month
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Dillon Mayor Todd Davis recently proclaimed Foster Care Month in the City of Dillon. Amy McColl of Lutheran Services Carolinas (LSC) looked on while he signed the proclamation.
VIDEO: Dillon County Council Regular Meeting- May 24, 2017
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This is a video and agenda from the May 24, 2017 regular meeting of the Dillon County Council.
SENATE REPORT: Older Americans Month
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0 By Sen. Kent Williams At some point in our lives, we all have been admonished or taught to respect our elders. And, this month, in particular, is a good time to heed that advice as we, as a nation, celebrate Older Americans Month. “Older Americans are our Nation’s memory,” President Donald Trump stated in…
County Council Recognizes Neighbors Helping Neighbors Ministry
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The Dillon County Council recognized the Neighbors Helping Neighbors ministry at their April meeting.
Cooks For Christ Honored By County Council
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Cooks For Christ was recognized by the Dillon County Council at their April meeting.
County Council Honors D.J. Williams
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The Dillon County Council honored D.J. Williams, a fire engineer, on his retirement.
Dillon Mayor Proclaims ‘Be Kind To Animals’ Week
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The week of May 6-13, 2017, has been proclaimed “Be Kind to Animals Week” throughout the City of Dillon by Mayor Todd Davis.
Lake View Town Council Minutes: April 2017
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Lake View Town Council Meeting was held on Thursday, April 20, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. at the Lake View Council Chambers.
Senate Report: Reform Schools
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In my youth, they were referred to as “reform schools,” the places where the state sent troubled young people who had brushes with the law as a part of the juvenile justice system.