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Homeowners to tap into the new sewer line. What they have told us in the previous meetings is that it can cost anywhere between 2,000 to 6,000. On an average income, as you heard here today, you know, some of these families dont make that. Meanwhile, he and others dont think theres a need for a new system either. What well do is review the permit based off of our current state standards that were provided to protect the health and environment. Dhec will also take into consideration all of the comments it receives between now and march 9th. The Congaree Riverkeeper was there tonight but did not...

3 3 were now just 3 days before the republican primary and candidates continue their campaigning in our state today. First, ben carson will make a stop to cromers popcorn and anuts in columbia at 9am. He will then hold a veterans roundtable discussion at the vfw located on south beltline boulevard at 10 30. 3 florida senator marco rubio will be campaign in chapin tonight. Hell be holding a town hall event located on east boundary street. That takes place at 6pm. 3 gop front runner donald trump will hold two events this evening. The first will be a rally in walterboro from 5 until 6pm. Then he ...

3 columbia leaders have voted to stop moving money out of the water and sewer systems. To pay for other city services. With a 50 vote last night. City council decided 30th. Since 1999. Money from water and sewage has been transfered to other agencies. Including Public Safety. The decision also includes a promise not to cut columbias Public Safety budget. Mayor steve benjaimin says it was important to stop the practice now. For the benefit of the city of columbia. 3 its going help us become the city that we want to be. 3 the move by city council comes 5 months after the state Supreme Court ques...

More than 4 million gallons of sewage spilled in 2023. This is the second-largest spill since 2015.

Over 4 million gallons of sewage spilled into Columbia SC waterways in 2023, the second highest amount in the last 11 years, a Congaree Riverkeeper report found.