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The Hampton County School District 1 official Facebook page now reads "Permanently closed," but this closure marks the opening day of a new era. Thursday, July 1, 2021, marked the official consolidation date of Hampton County's two public school districts. Hampton County Districts 1 and 2 are no more, and the new "Hampton County School District" is officially active and serving the public school students of this rural South Carolina Lowcountry county.  "Today is a great day," said Dr. Ronald Wilcox, the former HD1 Superintendent who will now take the helm of the consolidated district, in a...

82 new senior appointments made at BigLaw firm 82 new senior appointments made at BigLaw firm 01 July 2021 • By Naomi Neilson Share Over 80 senior appointments consisting of partners, directors, senior associates, special counsel and senior managers have been made across one of Australia’s largest firms to boost its market-leading capabilities.   Announcing the news, MinterEllison chief executive and managing partner Virginia Briggs said that the overall cohort’s industry and commercial awareness will help the firm achieve its ambition to be a recognised leader in chosen industries an...

Five families have owned this Monte Vista home since it was built by influential electrical contractor and police commissioner Martin Wright in 1923.

21st May 2021 2:00 pm Energy storage specialist Gravitricity has announced plans to add hydrogen and heat storage to its underground gravity energy system. The Edinburgh-based company describes its mission as to accelerate the global transition to 100 per cent renewable energy, and to get the technology out into the world to do so on a global scale. Its patented power storage technology uses a multi-weight system to store and release energy. This is done by suspending the weights by cables within a deep shaft, with electrical power able to be absorbed or generated by raising and lowering th...

Energy storage specialist Gravitricity has revealed plans to add hydrogen and heat storage to their underground gravity energy system. The Edinburgh innovators have submitted a global patent to turn purpose-built shafts into pressurised energy stores, capable of safely accumulating significant quantities of the gas.  Company founder Martin Wright said: "The future hydrogen economy will need to find economic and safe ways to store hydrogen where it’s needed. "At present our domestic gas network has vast amounts of storage built in – under the North Sea. "The gas grid of the future will be...