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Ernest Burnell Garrington
Description: Garrington is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes.
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Local / MetroGov.-elect Nikki Haley’s inauguration is a reason for revelry among South Carolina’s newest conservative activists, but leaders said they do not plan any tea parties to celebrate.
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Wednesday’s transit authority board meeting was dominated by a heated exchange between former County Councilwoman Kit Smith and Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin.
Many of the state’s public colleges were chastised last year for large tuition increases, but Kiplinger’s Personal Finance says some of them offer excellent educational value for the dollar.
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Past allegations of child abuse, a tangled relationship history and online "chainsaw massacre role-playing" were among the subjects probed by police investigating the death of a disabled 10-year-old girl in North Carolina.
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A group of Republican state lawmakers said Wednesday they hope to trigger a Supreme Court review of the Constitution's 14th Amendment or force Congress to take action with legislation they've drafted targeting automatic citizenship granted to U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants.
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- South Carolina’s four new Republican congressmen took their oaths of office Wednesday and pledged to move quickly to slash federal spending, cut the deficit and reduce the size of government.
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We asked Midlands area students to tell us about their hopes and goals for 2011. And, we heard from a lot of them, wishing for everything from good grades to world peace, and much more. We’ve published some of our favorite letters in today’s
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