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Alongside four other universities, Clemson is part of a task force of researchers to create digital tools to help older adults better recognize and protect against online deceptions – such as the one that victimized a Seneca retiree in recent times. The research team has a two-year, $5 million agreement with the National Science Foundation. Clemson researchers are led by […]
Read moreWestminster– Louise Carol Towe Miller, 78, wife of Daniel Lee Miller, Sr., passed away on Saturday, October 8th, 2022 at her residence, surrounded by her loving family. A Graveside Service will be held at 4:00 pm, Wednesday, October 12th, 2022 at Heritage Memorial Gardens. The family is at their respective homes. Flowers are accepted. Condolences may be expressed […]
Read moreThe busy 123 By-Pass-Seneca Drive/Mountain View intersection was an accident scene Monday afternoon in Seneca. An eyewitness says he saw a small car, headed east, strike a utility pole at the 123-Seneca Drive corner and overturn. According to his account, major injuries were avoided to the driver, the car occupants, and to a pair of dogs riding in the Kia. […]
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A 50-year old Townville woman was arrested yesterday and charged with grand larceny in the investigation of a burglary last summer in the Poplar Springs Community near Walhalla. Law enforcement records show the arrest by the sheriff’s office Crystal Renee Bryson, charged with larceny. A deputy sheriff on July 3 investigated a burglary at a Poplar Springs Community home. Taken […]
Read moreSeneca– Reinhardt “Rein” Carl Brueggeman, 86, husband of Betty Brueggeman, passed away on Saturday, October 8th, 2022 at Prisma Oconee Memorial Hospital. Rein was born in Flint, Michigan. After 33 years of teaching, Rein and Betty retired to Seneca in 1994. He was an avid antique automobile enthusiast and enjoyed many years touring with antique auto clubs. Rein also […]
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A Westminster singer has added his talent to a song that’ll evoke memories of the way life used to be in his city—when a lot of the life centered on a large textile plant. Boyce Snipes calls his tune “Beacon Star” which—Beacon for the most common of names the plant operated under and a star you can still see at […]
Read moreWalhalla, SC — Carolina Maria Alveari, 71, wife of the late Ronald Anthony Alveari, of Walhalla, passed away on Thursday, October 6, 2022 at Northeast Georgia Medical Center after battling and beating cancer. A native of Brooklyn, NY Mrs. Alveari was the daughter of the late Anthony Thomas and Stephenia Elsie Dudzik Fabiano. She loved spending time with her […]
Read moreJeff Duncan, the 3rd District U-S representative, and Lindsey Graham, U-S senator, are placing their support behind a bi-partisan bill in Washington to require institutions of higher education to make public incidents of hazing. Duncan says the Report and Educate About Camous Hazing (REACH Act) will honor the life and legacy of Tucker Hipps, who died at 19 years old […]
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For an Oconee town which grew to a city on opposite sides of the railroad, there will be celebration next year of the city’s 150th birthdate. And tomorrow night, at the city council meeting, unveiling is planned of Seneca’s sesquicentennial logo. Doing the honors will be the mayor, Dan Alexander, at the start of tomorrow’s 6 o’clock meeting at city […]
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At their October meeting tomorrow night, Westminster City Council members will be asked to award a $64 thousand contract to perform downtown master planning services. Of four proposals, the company of Bolton and Menk/Studio Main is recommended for the job by city staff.
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