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The South Carolina Department of Revenue Offers Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane Florence
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- By SCDOR
SCDOR will work with affected taxpayers on a case-by-case basis to waive any penalties assessed
The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) recognizes that Hurricane Florence may have affected the ability of certain taxpayers to meet South Carolina’s tax filing deadlines. The SCDOR will work with taxpayers on a case-by-case basis to waive any penalties assessed against a taxpayer who cannot meet state filing or payment requirements as a result of Hurricane Florence. This relief does not apply to current collection matters, including payments due during the relief period under any payment plan previously entered into with the SCDOR.
Celebrating Togetherness
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- By Tony Dunn
Letter from Piedmont Women's Center Lenna Smith
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- By Lenna Smith
Dear Friends,
Last Spring, you heard my announcement that God has me on a new journey called retirement, starting in a few months. My husband and I are excited to see how God will use us in this next season of our lives. The last 26 years of serving as CEO for Piedmont Women’s Center (PWC) has been an exhilarating spiritual adventure! I will miss seeing you at banquets, 5Ks, and when you stop in to visit. I always enjoyed your phone calls and praying for you! But it’s now time to hand over my wonderful relationship with you to another person who will love you, pray with you, and lead this ministry well!
President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence Receiving an Emergency Preparedness Update
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President Donald J. Trump Declares Disaster for State of South Carolina and Eight Counties
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- By SC Governor's Office
COLUMBIA, S.C. – In response to Governor Henry McMaster’s request, President Donald Trump declared that a major disaster exists in the state of South Carolina and approved federal reimbursement through FEMA for costs associated with emergency, life-safety actions during Hurricane Florence.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Public Assistance Program helps reimburse local governments, state agencies, eligible private non-profit organizations and electric co-operatives for some expenses incurred related to emergency protective measures.
Thomas & Hutton Announces New Hires
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Thomas & Hutton (T&H) is pleased to announce the following new hire in its Greenville office.
Wesley Hall, PE joined Thomas & Hutton’s Civil Engineering team as a Project Engineer. Hall graduated from Clemson University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He brings three years of experience from companies in Greenville and Charleston and completed two summer internships with Thomas & Hutton’s Survey Department. Hall will oversee infrastructure design projects for Thomas & Hutton’s Civil Engineering Department.
Millions Cancel Facebook Accounts as Censorship, Data Privacy Violations and Surveillance of Users Continues
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- By Christian Newswire
Americans Concerned About Ongoing Surveillance and Censorship Leave Facebook in Record Numbers as Stock Plunges 24% in 45 Days
PHILADELPHIA -- Just how bad is it at Facebook? Consider this-in just 45 days, Facebook lost over $140 billion in market capitalization. The stock dropped from $217 on July 25, 2018 to $162.53 on September 6, 2018. And now, nearly half of millennials along with nearly 10 percent of all Americans have deleted their Facebook accounts.
The question to ask is why Facebook is losing billions of dollars and millions of users. There are multiple reasons for the exodus; here are just a few:
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