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Greenway punches back on accusations of a "culture of laxity" in purchasing policy - Vimarsana News

Greenway punches back on accusations of a "culture of laxity" in purchasing policy

It’s only the second time Greenway has spoken out since the appeal of his firing in September

Source: yahoo.com
With July deadline looming, county starts interviewing new administrator applicants - Vimarsana News

With July deadline looming, county starts interviewing new administrator applicants

After 10 months the county is one step closer to finding Greenway’s permanent replacement

Source: yahoo.com
Beaufort County pulls away from Bluffton Parkway Phase 5B - Vimarsana News

Beaufort County pulls away from Bluffton Parkway Phase 5B

BLUFFTON, S.C. (WSAV) — A proposal to extend Bluffton Parkway has hit another hurdle. Beaufort County Council is backing away from the plan that’s been discussed for a couple of decades. “We’re going to remove the county from any use of county funds towards discussion or study of 5B,” said Joe Passiment, Beaufort County Council […]

Source: wsav.com
Despite the "calm" the interim administrator provided, Beaufort County looks for someone new - Vimarsana News

Despite the "calm" the interim administrator provided, Beaufort County looks for someone new

Six months after firing the last administrator, the council turns to an executive search firm to find “best of the best”

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Daufuskie Island residents seek new public ferry contract | Beaufort County - Vimarsana News

Daufuskie Island residents seek new public ferry contract | Beaufort County

A letter signed by Daufuskie Island residents was sent to Beaufort County officials Friday questioning the county's decision to stand behind Lowcountry Ferry.