Tony Zavius Benjamin
Description: Benjamin is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 181 pounds.
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Local / MetroThe Senate gave key approval Tuesday to some real estate buyers and investors in hopes of giving a boost to property sales.
The impact: Supporters say it will spur sales of 2nd homes, commercial property
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Soon-to-be-former first lady Jenny Sanford said she didn't like the job of being first lady, but there were perks to living at the Governor's Mansion. Among the perks? Prison inmates who washed her two dogs.
South Carolina residents could make their homes more energy-efficient with no money down, while also paying lower electricity bills, under a loan proposal that cleared a legislative panel Tuesday.
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South Carolina prison officials have returned an inmate back to state custody after a television station obtained pictures of him swimming and working unsupervised while he was a trusty at a county jail.
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Some Northeast Richland residents are objecting to the introduction of a 24-hour call center at the edge of their gated subdivision.
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