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How safe is it to swim at Myrtle Beach? Nonprofit, local officials' opinions vastly differ - Vimarsana News

How safe is it to swim at Myrtle Beach? Nonprofit, local officials' opinions vastly differ

A nonprofit’s study says bacteria levels in the surf are unacceptable. City officials question the study’s conclusions.

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A fossilized rock sea bed exposed in Myrtle Beach. An exclusive look at uncovered history - Vimarsana News

A fossilized rock sea bed exposed in Myrtle Beach. An exclusive look at uncovered history

A section of fossilized rock sea bed has been exposed in Myrtle Beach, S.C. for the first time in decades. What else lies beneath the shifting sands?

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How diverse are Myrtle Beach area police departments? One city hasn't released data yet - Vimarsana News

How diverse are Myrtle Beach area police departments? One city hasn't released data yet

We looked at demographic data from North Myrtle Beach and Conway police departments and compared it to the latest census data for each metro area.

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Not allowed to help people there: Myrtle Beach pushing nonprofit out of arts district - Vimarsana News

Not allowed to help people there: Myrtle Beach pushing nonprofit out of arts district

The organization, which serves at risk communities in downtown, received a cease-and-desist after just a couple months operating in downtown Myrtle Beach. Why?

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Myrtle Beach sees rise in 'unwanted guests' at downtown businesses, police report - Vimarsana News

Myrtle Beach sees rise in 'unwanted guests' at downtown businesses, police report

Trespassing incidents in the city have increased by the hundreds from last year. Myrtle Beach Police are working to reduce the number.

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