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All boaters allowed to set anchor in Winthrop waters after officials repeal long-disputed restrictions - Vimarsana News

All boaters allowed to set anchor in Winthrop waters after officials repeal long-disputed restrictions

The Town Council has lifted a policy requiring boaters to own shorefront property in order to set anchor in town waters. A new committee has one year to make recommendations on how to proceed.

All boaters allowed to set anchor in Winthrop waters after officials repeal long-disputed restrictions - Vimarsana News

All boaters allowed to set anchor in Winthrop waters after officials repeal long-disputed restrictions

The Town Council has lifted a policy requiring boaters to own shorefront property in order to set anchor in town waters. A new committee has 1 year to make recommendations on how to proceed.

Retired Camden police officer surrenders over assault and misconduct in office charges - Vimarsana News

Retired Camden police officer surrenders over assault and misconduct in office charges

According to the Camden Police Department (CPD), a retired officer voluntarily surrendered to special agents from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division at the Kershaw County Detention Center on Wednesday.

Source: wistv.com
Not guilty: accused Herefordshire man cleared of two charges - Vimarsana News

Not guilty: accused Herefordshire man cleared of two charges

AN ACCUSED Herefordshire man has been found not guilty of two charges after no evidence was offered.

Winthrop Town Council approves $11.2 million municipal budget, adds funding for library - Vimarsana News

Winthrop Town Council approves $11.2 million municipal budget, adds funding for library

The council voted 4-2 to reallocate $4,500 to the Bailey Public Library, which had faced cuts in earlier rounds of the budget.