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June 17, 2015

• Thursday letters: Thanks to Columbia for opposing offshore drilling
• Thursday letters: More places available now to pay Lexington County property taxes
• Templeton leaving S.C. tax agency
• Senate rebuffs House push for special session on SC’s roads
• Body removed from water in Arcadia Lakes community
• Woman, 67, dies a week after car crash in Columbia
• S.C. politics
• PTO president accused of taking more than $10K from Lexington County elementary school account
• Vegas oddsmakers aren’t sold on Gamecocks in 2015
• SC deputy shot while executing search warrant
• JROTC cadets attend Fort Jackson Cadet Leadership Camp
• USC’s Mason Zandi measures up for spot on biggest players list
• Jeb Bush names S.C. leadership team
• Gamecocks prep for third Lift for Life event
• EXCLUSIVE: Clinton rules out U.S. ground combat against ISIS
• 3 expert witnesses say ex-chief’s shooting of unarmed man was unjustified
• Witness: Calls made between defendants’ phones just before Hunnewell’s killing
• Thursday letters: Proud to be an A.C. Flora graduate
• A.J. Cann signs contract with Jaguars
• WR Larry Collins keeps recruiting options open as he sees more schools
• 2 women accused of stealing items from cars in Richland County gym parking lot
• Clinton must make case to SC women
• One baby, two U.S. Opens and life’s great for the Kisner family
• SC man cited with animal cruelty after dog left in car in parking lot
• MORNING BUZZ: S.C. Senate to take up surplus spending + Hillary Clinton returns
• Family wants answers after moped driver was struck and killed by Greenville Co. deputy
• Lexington 1 OKs major tax hike
• Chop shop bust in Sumter County
• Kyle Martin off to good start with Phillies
• Marvin McHone, longtime owner of former Marvin’s on the Boardwalk, has died
• Retiring Lexington 3 superintendent Floyd: ‘I don’t think that schools get enough recognition’
• Retiring Lexington 2 superintendent Holland: ‘I believe that I was called to serve’
• Jalen Henry tackles transition from high school to USC
• 2 charged with trafficking heroin, ecstasy following traffic stop in Kershaw
• Warriors claim throne
• Rivals have fond memories of ‘The American Dream’
• Learn from the pros at 10th annual Weekend With The Pros wakeboard event at Lake Murray
• Meet some of Columbia’s music makers
• Go Columbia picks of the week
• What’s Good Here? Thirsty Fellow
• The ‘greatest unknown songwriter in the country’ comes to Columbia
• Music in the Midlands, June 18-24
• How I Go Columbia: Wordless News’ Maria Fabrizio
• Bottoms Up: Wired Goat
• Greenwood daycare hit by E. coli outbreak cleared to reopen
• Business Notebook
• Starbucks raising presence on Main Street, to expand, add beer and wine
• Midlands People & Achievements: William Hubbard
• Energy company continues fight for petroleum pipeline through SC, Georgia
• Forecast calls for 101 again Thursday
• Gaston man killed in train-truck collision Wednesday afternoon
• UPDATE: A candle caused fire that forced residents from Columbia assisted living facility
• Man’s body pulled from Broad River Wednesday evening
• Officials investigate fire at Columbia assisted living home
• City of Newberry officials fire police chief
• Columbia could build $12 million sports complex