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Goodwill's Glass Pulverizer Will Help It Get Into The Sand Business – Town Square Delaware LIVE - Vimarsana News

Goodwill's Glass Pulverizer Will Help It Get Into The Sand Business – Town Square Delaware LIVE

Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County will continue its march toward increased sustainability with a new industrial glass pulverizer, which will crush

10 highest paying open SC state jobs in May - Vimarsana News

10 highest paying open SC state jobs in May

Medical field dominates top-paying state government jobs with positions for psychiatrists, public defenders, and chief information officers available across various agencies.

Source: scnow.com
York County responds to social media posts regarding controversial solar plant - Vimarsana News

York County responds to social media posts regarding controversial solar plant

York County has responded to a flurry of social media posts regarding the controversial solar plant Silfab Solar. Fort Mill residents say the plant was given a permit after the recent public denial which included the County denying a zoning designation for the company. However, residents claim Silfab was still issued a permit by the […]

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Crews respond after ground chicken spills from tractor-trailer in Spartanburg Co. - Vimarsana News

Crews respond after ground chicken spills from tractor-trailer in Spartanburg Co.

Spartanburg County Emergency Management said crews are working to clean up a roadway in Spartanburg County after ground chicken spilled from a tractor-trailer earlier today.

Rising waters plague septic tanks, threatening pollution and health risks - Vimarsana News

Rising waters plague septic tanks, threatening pollution and health risks

Rising sea levels along the Southeast and Gulf Coast pose a problem for septic systems, which could cause environmental damage and exacerbate health risks if they fail.