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‘Knowledge and nerdiness’: How a Murrells Inlet grad student won twice on ‘Jeopardy!’ (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN — Justin Robbins' first memory of watching “Jeopardy!” has nothing to do with the gameshow itself. At a young age, he was instead fixated on the sliding doors the late Alex Trebek emerged from at the start of the show. "Where does the hallway go?" Robbins remembered wondering. "I didn't quite care about the questions yet." The Murrells Inlet graduate student and “Jeopardy!” fan, who spends his days researching a variety of environmental topics at Clemson University's Baruch Institute
‘Knowledge and nerdiness’: How a Murrells Inlet grad student won twice on ‘Jeopardy!’ (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN — Justin Robbins' first memory of watching “Jeopardy!” has nothing to do with the gameshow itself. At a young age, he was instead fixated on the sliding doors the late Alex Trebek emerged from at the start of the show. "Where does the hallway go?" Robbins remembered wondering. "I didn't quite care about the questions yet." The Murrells Inlet graduate student and “Jeopardy!” fan, who spends his days researching a variety of environmental topics at Clemson University's Baruch Institute
Georgetown City Council ousted three planning commissioners. They are now suing the city. (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN — Three former members of the Georgetown Planning Commission have filed suit against the city after they were forced out of their positions in recent weeks. Former members Cary Farrow, Raad Joseph and Nick Robinson have all been ousted since Aug. 20. Their Sept. 25 suit alleges City Council did not properly remove them and asks the court to reinstate them. The city “did not provide Plaintiffs with written charges, did not provide adequate notice of the alleged grounds for removal nor
100 nonprofits have signed up for a December giving initiative on the Grand Strand (opens the original)
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MURRELLS INLET — Coastal Giving Tuesday reached a new milestone this year. The Dec. 1 event now has 100 organizations from Horry, Georgetown and Williamsburg counties signed up. The nonprofits' focus areas include healthcare, the arts, conservation and more. Giving Tuesday is a global event set for the Tuesday after Thanksgiving each year. The Grand Strand's iteration began in 2023 with 10 groups. Organizers look to connect donors with participating groups. The event's sponsor this year, Waccama
Murrells Inlet dredging could provide an economic boost, but county wants to know environmental cost (opens the original)
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MURRELLS INLET — A project hailed as a potential economic boost for Georgetown County has also raised concerns about unintended environmental harm. Local officials plan to collect additional surveys of Murrells Inlet before federal and state agencies issue a dredging permit for the project, according to the county. "We're not fully against the project," attorney Monica Whalen of the S.C. Environmental Law Project (SCELP) told The Post and Courier. "We would just like to see less impact on the sa
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