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‘Crushed’: Oconee County woman’s animals killed, stolen; teen faces charges (opens the original)
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OCONEE COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A woman is working towards healing, after three of her goats were stolen and her horse was found shot and killed at her home. A 14-year-old boy now faces charges in the case. Kim Lusk said her goats disappeared in April. “They’d never gotten out before and my gate was pushed way back,” Lusk said. Then, in September, Lusk said her horse of 20 years, named Feather, was found shot and killed at her home. “It’s just unreal. It’s just you’re crushed, crushed insid
Hundreds seek answers on Lake Hartwell’s low water levels at virtual meeting (opens the original)
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ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Hundreds of Lake Hartwell residents logged on to a virtual meeting with the Army Corps of Engineers this week seeking answers about the lake’s low water levels. Some residents said the meeting left them with more questions than answers. Jeff Collins has lived on Lake Hartwell for six years. For the last year, his lakefront property has looked more like an extended backyard. “I feel like it was a complete waste of time,” Collins said. “I don’t know when we’l
Spartanburg County Council passes data center moratorium with several amendments (opens the original)
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SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Spartanburg County Council voted 5-1 Monday night to approve a one-year freeze on new data centers, adopting several key amendments that define what facilities can still move forward. Councilwoman Jessica Coker was the sole member to vote against the temporary ban, asserting that no evidence had been brought forward demonstrating a clear threat to residents. “There was no evidence presented to you that made you concerned that this is a public safety thre
Bagged & banned: Oconee County covers Flock cameras after surveillance ban (opens the original)
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OCONEE COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Oconee County Council members covered several Flock cameras across the county with trash bags Wednesday. This comes less than 24 hours after the county became the first in the state to ban Flock cameras. The ban also covers other forms of mass surveillance on county property. Council members, including Chairman Matthew Durham, covered the Flock cameras with plastic trash bags. “It feels good to get it done. I’m proud of our council for leading the way,” Durha
Woodruff police chief: Vandalized camera could have sped up kidnapping case (opens the original)
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WOODRUFF, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Flock cameras helped investigators crack a kidnapping case, but the Woodruff police chief says the case could have been solved faster if one of the cameras had not been vandalized where the suspect picked up a 12-year-old girl. Chief Gregory Ryan, with the City of Woodruff Police, said the camera would have helped the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office in its investigation. “That camera would have significantly helped the sheriff’s department in their investigati
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