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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two federal lawmakers who live in Oconee County praised the passage of the Laken Riley Act this week, requiring Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain illegal aliens who commit serious crimes, according to a news rel…
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SENECA — A small team from North Carolina spent much of last week rolling devices that looked like baby strollers up and down Oak Grove Cemetery on South 6th Street in Seneca in an effort to learn more about the oldest section of the cemetery.
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WALHALLA — Walhalla City Council approved two proclamations Tuesday in recognition of American Heart Month and Black History Month, but one councilman abstained from the vote and labeled the proclamations “symbolic.”
Walhalla resident sets sight on upcoming special election
4 天之前 · WALHALLA — A young Walhalla resident who already announced his intention to run for city council has said he intends to run in an upcoming special election following the resignations of two councilmen. Former Walhalla City Councilmen Keith Pace and Josh Thomas both tendered their resignations ...
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2024年12月31日 · SENECA — The name Helene now holds a different weight in the Upstate and across the Southeast.
Health officials confirm the state’s first child flu death
2 天之前 · State epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell said the child was from the Midlands part of the state. Thousands of Pictures were taken. We only had room for two. See (and buy!) all the great shots that didn't make it into The Journal. Visit our online gallery now ...