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Will Becky Hill's plagiarism of BBC reporter hurt her Murdaugh jury tampering credibility? - Vimarsana News

Will Becky Hill's plagiarism of BBC reporter hurt her Murdaugh jury tampering credibility?

Last winter’s trial not only led to Alex Murdaugh’s downfall. It also damaged the reputation of Colleton County Clerk of Court Becky Hill, who has admitted stealing the work of a BBC reporter for her own book.

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Beach Case: Judge Rules Against Parker's Attempt to Block Subpoenas - Vimarsana News

Beach Case: Judge Rules Against Parker's Attempt to Block Subpoenas

Latest in Mallory Beach case: Judge Price rules against Parker's attempt to stop private detective, PR firm from releasing information.

Amherst art windows will offer views on tiny interactional worlds - Vimarsana News

Amherst art windows will offer views on tiny interactional worlds

AMHERST — An art installation integrated into the Boltwood parking garage that displays fragments of locally composed poetry in bright green letters on computer screens has rarely functioned since the structure opened in 2002.Recognizing that Poem...

Around Amherst: Boltwood garage getting gallery; poets getting spruced up - Vimarsana News

Around Amherst: Boltwood garage getting gallery; poets getting spruced up

Around Amherst: Boltwood garage getting gallery; poets getting spruced up By SCOTT MERZBACH AMHERST — Bringing new public art to the area of the Boltwood parking garage and restoring a downtown sculpture are projects being undertaken by the Amherst Public Art Commission this spring. Commission Chairman Bill Kaizen said the Boltwood Gallery is a project slated to open in late June on the upper level of the garage that will be situated at the defunct “Poem Windows” exhibit. More details about the project, supported by $2,000 from the Massachusetts Cultural Council Recovery and Rebuilding...