Carmen Rivera

  Westminster – Carmen Rosa Rivera, 80, wife of the late Alfredo Del Toro, passed away Saturday, April 2, 2022 at her residence.   Born in Puerto Rico, Carmen was the daughter of the late Bienvenido Rivera and Ana Perez.  Carmen was a nursing home aide and of the catholic faith.   Carmen enjoyed cooking, was a “coach” for every kid […]

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Pre-trial ruling in Shadwick v. SC DHEC et al

An Oconee Common Pleas judge issued pre-trial rulings last week in the case of a nurse practitioner who filed a complaint against three state agencies.  The civil case is Nataly Shadwick v. SC Attorney’s General Office, Tenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office, and SC Department of Health and Environmental Control.  Judge Lawton McIntosh directed a DHEC attorney to provide Shadwick’s lawyer copies […]

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Economic development group holds membership meeting

The Oconee Economic Alliance, the public-private group which serves as the county’s office of economic development, held its annual membership meeting last week, after an absence of one-year due to the pandemic.  Amanda Brock says it was a nice evening at Keowee Key and featured remarks by a representative of the South Carolina Department of Commerce.  Brock, the Oconee County […]

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Dumpster caught fire

A dumpster behind the Walhalla Steak House on Main Street, Walhalla caught fire yesterday afternoon.  No injuries reported and the fire was confined to that receptacle. That was one of several fire-related and medical calls responded to yesterday by the cross-trained Walhalla fire Department.

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Fatalities in two Anderson County wrecks

The Anderson coroner reports two people dead–the result of two separate Sunday afternoon traffic accidents.  In one, an Anderson sheriff’s officer was hurt and taken to a hospital.  He was identified by the state patrol as Jonathan Michael Westbrook, 30 years old.  Coroner Greg Shore identified the fatality of that accident as 80-year old Sarah Parson of Anderson, driver of […]

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Railroad death update

The Oconee County coroner says a death on the railroad Friday was a self-destructive act on the part of the victim.  Coroner Addis said the victim of the 3:30 am Friday incident was a 26-year old Seneca resident, whose name was not publicly disclosed.  He died of blunt force trauma when hit an a northbound Amtrak train.

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