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by John Tiley
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Congratulations Pat! I have always thought highly of you through your years as Mayor. Hopefully you can bring some "Untainted Leadership" to the State Level? You certainly have a rough road ahead of you getting there, mostly thanks to the shenanigans your fellow Republican Politicians have been exhibiting over the last year or two.
Since I have been writing here in the Gazette, I have tried to stay very middle road, politically that is... speaking out only when the foolishness among political ranks and individuals deserve to be put in the spotlight for their actions. |
And right now, Republicans as a whole have besmirched their party with mud slinging and with the unbelievable extent that they are selling out to these giant corporate super pacs... Can anybody not believe that if elected, they won't will owe their souls to these mega corporations? Personally I see it as already backfiring on them. Romney for instance... here you have a candidate whose vast fortune was built on the backs of broken companies? The very companies that now support him??
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by John Tiley
I am sure this is not the first time in recorded history that we have gotten all the way to February with nary one lonely snow flake. I am sure it is a rarity though. And as far as I am concerned it just isn't right until we get at least a good dusting. Now don't get me wrong.... I grew up in the Mid-West and had a whole childhood filled with cold and snowy winters...
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Grand Opening of the new Chesterfield County, SC Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Cheraw, SC
The Chesterfield County, SC Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors officially dedicated the newest ReStore facility at 1 Village Park in Cheraw, SC on Saturday, January 28th.
The facility, formerly the Jones Furniture Mart building, is a total of 15,000 square feet and will support the work of the Chesterfield County Habitat for Humanity affiliate for years to come.
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