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The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the constitutional right to a public trial in criminal cases means that jury selection, including questioning of prospective jurors, should not be done behind closed doors.
President Barack Obama on Tuesday announced he intends to seek $1.35 billion to extend a nationwide public-school reform program as part of his fiscal 2011 budget proposal.
A crowd lines up Tuesday outside the Seneca One-Stop Workforce Center to apply for approximately 50 jobs opening up at the BorgWarner Torque Systems plant in Seneca. One-Stop Director Joyce Smith said applications will be taken through the remainder of this week.
U.S. Forest Service fire personnel soon will be implementing prescribed burning on the Francis Marion and Sumter national forests.
The Oconee County legislative delegation has scheduled its annual meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4. The meeting will be at the Westminster Depot on Main Street, according to Chairman Rep. Bill Whitmire.
You’ve made it through the thrills and chills of the holiday season. Now you have the bills.
What went wrong? A year ago, he was king of the world.
Now President Obama’s approval rating, according to CBS, has dropped to 46 percent — and his disapproval rating is the highest ever recorded by Gallup at the beginning of an (elected) president’s second year.
A year ago, he was leader of a liberal ascendancy that would last 40 years (James Carville). A year ago, conservatism was dead (Sam Tanenhaus).
January is Cervical Cancer Month, a time set aside to raise awareness of cervical cancer. In the United States, approximately 11,270 women will be diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2010.
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I found Mr. Kennedy’s comments thought provoking regarding “Baby Boomers” and private investment, and at the same time, very limited in perspective concerning the ongoing debate of our local industries and a need for a new spec building.
Morningside of Seneca will host the “Unique Boutique” On the Go Trunk Show on Jan. 26.
