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Cool School: Pinehurst Elementary
From the greeting, to special visitors, to the way kids exercise and promote good health, there is something special about Pinehurst Elementary. They're our Cool School of the week.
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Top cancer research fundraiser fights her own battle with breast cancer
“It's so surreal. I feel like I'm better in a support role. To have all this support directed at me, it's been difficult,” Barton said.
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Dabo talks about Troy
Quotes from Tuesday news conference with Clemson Head Coach Dabo Swinney
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Puzzled East Coasters: An earthquake? No way
MINERAL, Va. - For a few minutes from Georgia to Maine, the question rang out: What was that? The answer - a rare East Coast earthquake, magnitude 5.8 - was far down on the list for most not used to the earth shaking beneath them.
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US Energy Secretary Chu making 2 stops in SC
Chu will stop at Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College on Tuesday for a ribbon cutting ceremony as a wind turbine is put in place.
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SCANA not for sale
SCANA Corp. denied speculation that the Cayce-based electric and gas utility is putting itself up for sale, following a flurry of trading on Thursday in its stock on takeover rumors
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Bachmann blames gaffes on busy speaking schedule
“When you speak six times a day, slip-ups can occur,” Bachmann said.
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Swinney talks about Clemson scrimmage
Tigers head coach says the offensive focus was outstanding.
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Increasing number of youth using "bath salts" as drug
New street drug "bath salts" have similar effect of cocaine.
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Solar panels power Charleston County's jail
Charleston’s Detention Center uses solar panels on the roof to generate energy for the entire building.
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2 Your Health:Keeping kids cool
Both heat exhaustion and heat stroke require immediate care. Heat stroke is a medical emergency that, when untreated, can be deadly. Any child with heat stroke should be rushed to the nearest hospital.
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Male hormones cause a mess for middle aged men.
The battle with male hormones doesn’t end post puberty.
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People at Folly Beach join "Hands Across the Sand"
People joined “Hands Across the Sand” to oppose offshore drilling.
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Mount Pleasant firm gets $22M Clemson contract
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - Clemson University has awarded a $22 million contract to a Mount Pleasant company to build its new center to test wind turbines along the South Carolina coast.
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Mount Pleasant company gets $22M Clemson contract
Clemson University has awarded a $22 million contract to a Mount Pleasant company to build its new center to test wind turbines along the South Carolina coast.
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New metal works faciltiy adds 50 new jobs in Pickens County
A metal working firm based in Michigan is investing $2 million in a new facility that will bring 50 jobs to Pickens County.
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Experts say cellphones are possibly carcinogenic
LONDON - An international panel of experts says cellphones are possibly carcinogenic to humans after reviewing details from dozens of published studies.
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Going Green: Home energy audits reveal big savings
More and more homeowners are turning to energy audits to uncover energy efficiency problem areas around the home.
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News 2 investigates violations at SC nuclear power plants
FOIA released information shows some S.C. nuclear power plants with almost a dozen significant violations since the 1990's.
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Retailers offer special deals on Earth Day
The 41st Annual Earth Day is Friday, April 22, 2011. Retailers around the country are offering free trees, coffee, tea, reusable bags and other freebies to encourage consumers to reduce, reuse and recycle.
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Boeing announces solar plan for SC assembly plant
Boeing South Carolina announced on Tuesday a partnership with South Carolina Electric and Gas that will make their North Charleston plant 100 percent operational on renewable energy sources.
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Charleston County Earth Day Festival rescheduled to April 30
The Earth Day Festival (scheduled for Saturday, April 16) has been rescheduled to Saturday, April 30, due to inclement weather in the forecast.
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World Team Tennis finals headed to Charleston
Family Circle Tennis Center to host WTT Finals Weekend, July 22-24, 2011
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2 Your Health: Diabetes Education
The National Institutes of Health state that 95 percent of all diabetes cases are Type 2. Why? It's a lifestyle disease, triggered by obesity, a lack of exercise, increased age and to some degree, genetic predisposition.
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Boeing among donors to Haley events
Manufacturers and energy companies paid more than $250,000 for Gov. Nikki Haley's inaugural events, with Boeing Inc., Duke Energy, Progress Energy and SCANA Corp. among those donating $25,000 each.
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