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Police: Conway caregiver siphoned $17K from elderly client, acquired home with false deed (opens the original)
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CONWAY â A Conway woman is facing exploitation and perjury charges after police say she falsified a deed to acquire the home of a man in her care and allegedly siphoned more than $17,000 from his financial accounts. Sarah Weaver Smalls, 58, was released from the J. Reuben Long Detention Center on a $45,000 bond following her Sept. 28 arrest on three counts: breach of trust with fraudulent intent, perjury and exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Police said Smalls spent months working on a sche
Georgetown rezoning moratorium comes under fire amid Liberty Steel drama (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN — With hundreds gathered in Winyah Auditorium Sept. 24 to learn how a massive planned redevelopment of the Liberty Steel site had fallen apart, Markus Kastenholz wasn't holding back. "When a city knows what a developer's intentions are and the first thing we hear about is a zoning moratorium, that’s not exactly holding up a welcome sign," Kastenholz, managing director at Colliers' Charleston office, said. At times, the community meeting seemed like a referendum on the rezoning morator
NJ developer explains why deal to buy Georgetown steel mill fell apart (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN — A New Jersey developer insists he still wants to transform Georgetown’s waterfront, though it’s unclear how that will happen after an agreement to purchase Liberty Steel’s crumbling mill was scrapped this month. “We believe in Georgetown, that will never change,” Warren Waters, founder and principal of River Development Equities, told a crowd of about 200 Sept. 24 at Winyah Auditorium. “You can take the contract away from us, but you’re not going to take Georgetown away from us.” Wa
Derailed Liberty Steel deal creates environmental questions in Georgetown (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN — Developer Warren Waters spoke in grand terms about a generational opportunity ahead: Converting one of South Carolina's old industrial sites into a maritime-centric tourism hub. Over the summer, his New Jersey-based firm was in advanced talks with Georgetown officials and Liberty Steel for property acquisition and a rezoning to accommodate the plan. "We have done this no less than 100 times in various different states up and down the coast, so this is not new to us," Waters said at
Coastal Carolina University, SCDOT to make major safety upgrades along deadly stretch of highway (opens the original)
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CONWAY — Coastal Carolina University and state officials have agreed to make major safety upgrades along a stretch of highway that's claimed the lives of three students since 2012. Members of Coastal’s executive committee on Sept. 14 backed a deal with the state Department of Transportation to bring a series of enhancements along the S.C. Highway 544 corridor. Reducing the speed limit to 35 mph near the campus Installing a pedestrian-activated traffic signal The upgrades are expected to be compl
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