Chicagoans who have a burning curiosity to know whether they ’ ve been infected with the coronavirus can get an antibody test at a healthcare clinic for about a hundred bucks . The problem is that no one can say for sure what the test results mean . Despite a proliferation of COVID-19 antibody tests that are now available , having been churned out hastily under emergency conditions , the science that will help explain whether the antibodies offer future immunity isn ’ t there yet . And a recent examination by some of the nation ’ s top scientists found unacceptably high rates of false positives in some antibody tests , calling into question their usefulness . As more states inch toward reopening their economies , experts caution that antibody tests are just one tool and an imperfect one at that . “ It ’ s very early . We need to do so much more work , ” says Dr. Mary K. Hayden , chief of the division of infectious diseases at Rush University Medical College and spokeswoman for the Infectious Diseases Society of America . Antibody tests are different from the molecular nasal swab tests used to detect the presence of live coronavirus in an infected person . The antibody test takes a small amount of blood to look for the presence of antibodies produced by the body ’ s immune system in response to an infection . With COVID-19 , antibodies usually appear a week or more after the onset of symptoms . Much hope has been placed on antibody tests , on the theory that knowing whether people have been infected in the past might show whether they have enough immunity to safely return to work or school . The results also potentially could show who is qualified to donate blood for convalescent plasma , which is being used investigationally on very ill patients . There are several concerns , though . The first is accuracy . The majority of antibody tests were manufactured without approval from the federal Food and Drug Administration , which offered “ regulatory flexibility ” for test developers due to the pandemic . While swab tests used to diagnose live virus must have an “ Emergency Use Authorization ” from the FDA , only a handful of antibody tests have made it through that process . U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi , D-Illinois , who chairs a House panel investigating whether the antibody tests work as advertised , has urged the FDA to better police the test-kit manufacturers and pull faulty tests from the market . The FDA has said the National Institutes of Health will evaluate the tests . The COVID-19 Testing Project — a joint effort of the University of California-San Francisco , University of California-Berkeley , the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub and the Innovative Genomics Institute — tested 14 coronavirus antibody tests and found that only one delivered no false-positive results , meaning it never detected antibodies in someone who was never infected . Two others came close , delivering no false positives nearly 99 % of the time . The 11 other tests did not fare as well . Four had false-positive rates ranging from 11 % to 16 % , and many of the others were around 5 % . Even the three highly accurate tests gave false-negatives about 10 % of the time , which means some people who had been exposed to the virus weren ’ t flagged by the tests . Poor quality tests could have huge implications if large numbers of people were told they had survived an infection of COVID-19 when they actually had never been exposed to the virus . Getting a false positive reading 10 % of the time or more “ definitely I would consider unacceptable , ” says Patrick Hsu , a bioengineering professor at UC-Berkeley who is helping lead the COVID-19 Testing Project . Hsu says he was intrigued by the tests , with at least 150 now available and consumers eager to be tested . “ Yet these had not been rigorously or systematically evaluated , ” he says . Even if an antibody test is accurate , no one knows what a positive result means beyond confirming past exposure to the virus . Whether it might give you immunity in the same way that , say , having had chicken pox against getting that disease again does hasn ’ t been shown . Experts at Johns Hopkins University caution that “ antibody levels have not been correlated with immunity ” and that , “ while people who have been infected are presumed to have some immunity , it is unclear how much and for how long. ” The World Health Organization says , “ There is currently no evidence that people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second infection. ” Scientists also are trying to figure out whether people who ’ ve had a really bad illness with COVID-19 produce more antibodies than those who ’ ve had only mild symptoms or were asymptomatic . The notion that a positive antibody test gives someone an “ immunity passport ” to resume normal life is dangerous , according to Hsu , who says , “ There are a lot of unknowns here. ” For now , antibody tests are more useful in giving a wide-lens look at where the virus already has swept through and where it has yet to arrive , Hayden says . A large-scale testing program could be used to compare geographic communities or population groups with each other , providing they were “ apples-to-apples ” comparisons , Hayden says . More testing also could help pin down more accurate death rates . The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the NIH have announced plans for testing . Accuracy is important because , in communities where the coronavirus hasn ’ t heavily penetrated , false positives would make up a greater proportion of all the positive results and might even outnumber the true positives . The bottom line : Antibody tests aren ’ t a get-out-of-jail-free card for antsy people hoping to get back to their old lives . But it ’ s not all doom and gloom , Hayden says . Besides working to understand how the coronavirus antibodies function and refining the tests , scientists are developing tests that could detect viral antigens , which would be another way to catch infectious patients at an early stage . They ’ re also working on a vaccine and testing drugs . “ Four months ago , we didn ’ t even know this virus existed , ” Hayden says , noting the fast progress scientists have made . “ But we have a lot to do and a lot to learn . ”

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He said he was looking for termites but ridded their home of jewelry instead . A man from the Fort Lauderdale area who Delray Beach police call a “ scam artist ” talked his way into the residence of a Delray Beach couple Monday afternoon by pretending to be an exterminator , according to investigators . The woman who opened her door to Angelo Demetro , 33 , at her condominium at the Pines of Delray community , assumed he was sent by her homeowner ’ s association , so she let him inside , police said . He looked in her kitchen cabinets and said there were “ bugs everywhere , ” police said in a Facebook posting meant to inform city residents and caution them against becoming victims of similar incidents . After taking clothes out of a dresser in the bedroom and taking a suitcase from a closet , the so-called exterminator left as quickly as he arrived – saying someone would be coming back to spray the residence . When he left , the 74-year-old woman who lives in the home noticed several pieces of her jewelry were missing , police said . Breaking News Alerts “ He was marvelous , you would have never , ever suspected anything , ” the woman who lives in the condo told Sun Sentinel news partner WPEC-CBS12 . Even though the stolen jewelry was worth just a few hundred dollars , she was still shaken from the crime and did not want to be identified . Detectives were later able to get the man ’ s fingerprints from the home and identified the phony exterminator as Demetro , according to police . After a records check , investigators determined that Demetro has been in legal trouble in the past for similar crimes and they located several booking photos from previous arrests . In 2009 , Demetro pleaded no contest in Broward County to charges that include grand theft and exploitation of the elderly , court records show . If he ’ s located , police say Demetro will be charged with grand theft from a person over 65 and organized scheme to defraud . Investigators think he may be driving a silver , late-model Chevrolet Silverado truck . Delray Beach police ask anyone with information about Demetro ’ s whereabouts to contact Detective Chris Trapasso at 561-243-7868 or call Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County , anonymously , at 800-458-8477 .

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Two packages addressed to former Vice President Joe Biden bearing similarities to the other packages were recovered at two postal facilities in Delaware . Another was addressed to Robert De Niro and sent to a Manhattan address associated with the actor . None of the devices exploded , and no one was injured . But the packages , sent to prominent Democrats critical of President Donald Trump , heightened nationwide tensions and fears two weeks before major congressional midterm elections . The packages sent to Biden were found in New Castle and Wilmington . The FBI and ATF responded to the facilities as part of the ongoing investigation into the devices , with authorities believing these to be ninth and 10th packages tied to the case . The packages addressed to Biden never reached their destination . The first crude bomb to be discovered had been delivered Monday to the Westchester County compound of George Soros , a liberal billionaire and major contributor to Democratic causes . Soros has called Trump 's presidency `` dangerous . '' Similar packages were addressed to the Clintons ' home in Chappaqua and the Obamas ' home in Washington , DC , though the Secret Service said neither package reached their intended recipients . Two more were sent to Waters , a frequent Trump critic , and another to Holder . His package never made it to its destination due to a delivery error and was bounced back to the return address , listed as Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz 's office in Sunrise , Florida , which was briefly evacuated . Lastly , a police bomb squad removed a package addressed to for CIA Director John Brennan , an NBC News contributor , at CNN 's New York City office at the Time Warner Center in Columbus Circle . TIMELINE of pipe bomb mailings to politicians , others The object appeared to be a small pipe bomb with wires extending from it , which was removed from the building at 11:37 a.m. and taken to a remote location to be detonated . Mayor Bill de Blasio called it an act of terrorism . `` What we saw here today was an effort to terrorize , '' he said . `` This clearly is an act of terror , attempting to undermine our free press and leaders of this country through acts of violence . I want to make very clear that the people of New York City will not be intimidated , that we are going to go about our lives undeterred because the very concept of terrorism to change us , and we will not allow that to happen . '' The bombs seized Wednesday , each with a small battery , were about six inches long and packed with powder and broken glass , said a law enforcement official who viewed X-ray images and spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation . The official said the devices were made from PVC pipe and covered with black tape . They were sent to an FBI lab in Virginia to be studied . They are being treated as potentially explosive devices , but at this point , it remains unclear if they were designed to actually explode . Officials provided no details on a possible suspect or motive , and the investigation is ongoing .

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Derby County signed six players in the summer transfer window and 10 players left the club . Curtis Davies , Andre Wisdom , Tom Huddlestone , Tom Lawrence , Sam Winnall ( on loan ) and Maikel Kieftenbeld arrived . Will Hughes , Tom Ince , Cyrus Christie , Abdoul Camara , Nick Blackman ( on loan ) , Craig Bryson ( on loan ) , Jacob Butterfield ( on loan ) , Timi Max Elsnik ( on loan ) , Kellan Gordon ( on loan ) and Farrend Rawson ( on loan ) left . But it could be a busier time of ins and outs next summer . Ten players are out of contract at the end of this season . They are Craig Forsyth , George Thorne , Johnny Russell , Mason Bennett , Darren Bent , Chris Baird , Alex Pearce , Jason Shackell , Jamie Hanson and Kelle Roos . We wait to see which of the players are offered new deals . Craig Bryson , Andreas Weimann , Jacob Butterfield , Bradley Johnson , Richard Keogh , Nick Blackman , Marcus Olsson , Scott Carson , David Nugent have two years left on their deals . Here is a list of when contracts expire : 2018 Craig Forsyth George Thorne Mason Bennett Darren Bent Alex Pearce Chris Baird Jason Shackell Jamie Hanson Johnny Russell Kelle Roos 2019 Craig Bryson Andreas Weimann Jacob Butterfield Bradley Johnson Nick Blackman Marcus Olsson Richard Keogh Scott Carson David Nugent Curtis Davies ( with option of another year ) Tom Huddlestone ( with option of another year ) 2020 Matej Vydra Ikechi Anya Max Lowe Kyle McAllister Chris Martin 2021 Andre Wisdom Jonathan Mitchell 2022 Tom Lawrence

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Two men who helped Sean Mercer after he shot dead schoolboy Rhys Jones in 2007 were cleared of involvement in a Scottish drug ring - because witnesses refused to point the finger at them . James Yates and Dean Kelly were part of the “ Croxteth Crew ” who aided Sean Mercer before and after he murdered 11-year-old Rhys Jones as he walked home from football training . Yates was the armourer - buying the gun that killed Rhys and helping Mercer dispose of it afterwards - while Kelly gave Mercer an alibi , telling police they were watching a DVD together at the time of the murder . Yates was jailed for seven years in 2009 for his role in supplying the gun used in the killing - a term that was later increased to 12 years . Kelly received a four-year prison sentence for assisting an offender and hiding the gun in his loft after the shooting . But just months after Yates was released in 2014 after just half of his sentence the pair were seen almost 300 miles from their Merseyside homes in Dundee . They were later alleged to have been part of a heroin dealing ring operating in the city , with Yates allegedly using threats and violence as part of the operation . Yates , 28 , of Thornes Road , Kensington , and Kelly , 25 of Petherick Road , Croxteth , were charged over the drug dealing allegations last year - with Yates being recalled to prison as a result . Kelly was allowed bail but was later remanded in custody . It was alleged that over the course of six months in 2015 the pair were concerned in the supply of heroin at addresses across Dundee . Yates was also accused of threatening Leanne McCabe and David Milne between June 9 and June 15 2015 by sending text messages and making repeated phone calls threatening them with violence and saying he would set fire to their home in Dundee . Yates was also alleged to have robbed Alistair Anderson on August 19 2015 by grabbing him , brandishing a knife at him , punching him in the head , threatening him and stealing a mobile phone , £70 in cash and an alarm fob . The ECHO understands that police were investigating Yates and Kelly on the basis that their involvement was as suppliers to the drug ring . The case was due to call in a jury sitting at Dundee Sheriff Court last week . Prior to the trial date prosecutors were granted arrest warrants for a string of witnesses to compel them to take part in an identity parade . However , none of the witnesses detained by police were willing to identify Yates or Kelly as being responsible . As a result prosecutors were forced to drop the charges . It is understood that Yates has been recalled to prison and will remain in custody until 2020 to serve his full 12-year term unless he successfully applies for parole . Kelly will walk free as his jail term expired in 2013 . A Crown Office spokesman said : “ It is the duty of the Crown to keep cases under review , and to consider any changes in evidence or witness availability . “ During the preparation of this case for trial , it became clear that essential evidence in the case was no longer available to the Crown . “ It was therefore not possible to continue proceedings . However , we will keep the case under review and reserve the right to re-raise proceedings should the evidential position change. ” Rhys Jones was shot dead by Sean Mercer , who had been aiming at a rival gang member , as he walked across the Fir Tree pub car park in Liverpool on August 22 2007 . Mercer was jailed for life after being convicted of murder and must serve a minimum period of 22 years before he can be considered for parole .

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NEW YORK > > A writer , editor , photographer and designer based in Tucson , Arizona , has won the ninth Yale Drama Series Prize with her debut play based on the true story of a slave who killed her master in 1855 . Barbara Seyda ’ s “ Celia , a Slave : 26 Characters Testify , ” won the award Wednesday and $ 10,000 . It will be published by Yale University Press and there will be a staged reading at Lincoln Center Theater ’ s Claire Tow Theater . This year ’ s runner-ups are Craig Thornton for “ The High Cost of Heating ” and Abe Koogler for “ Kill Floor. ” There were 1,478 entries from 47 countries . The Yale Drama Series Prize is given out annually for a play by an emerging playwright , picked by an established writer . This year ’ s judge was British playwright Nicholas Wright .

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If you were making a short film about Cardiff , who and what would be in it ? What 's the first thing you take visitors to see when they come here ? What aspects of the city can you not wait to tell them about ? And , if someone handed you a camera and professional crew what would be in your short film about the city ? WalesOnline has teamed up with the city of Cardiff council and local filmmakers for a new exciting project to create a unique and varied collection of short films that reveal the personality of the city through its people , places , sights , sounds and communities . Over the course of 9 months during 2014/15 a diverse series of short films are being made about a range of people and places that get to the essence of the modern city . From profiling some of the characters that drive business large and small , to the buildings and places that inspire residents and visitors alike and along the way , picking out some of the quirkier and more unusual characters and stories . We ’ re launching with five films : a comedian ’ s A-Z tour of the city , a profile of a funky pop-up restaurant business , a short documentary of the revived Butetown carnival , a young singer who is destined for big things and a modern dance piece that uses the city as a backdrop . Keep checking back ; as the weeks go by we ’ ll adding more pieces as they ’ re produced . The project is part of a wider European scheme through the AT brand project which partners with Dublin City Council , Liverpool Vision , Fomento San Sebastián , La Rochelle Urban Community , Faro City Council and the Conference of Atlantic Arc Cities . The AT brand project is co-financed through the European Commission ’ s Atlantic Area programme . It is designed to capture the essence of the city of Cardiff by engaging with people who work and live in the city .

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Spiro Baltatzidis , Former Founder And Chief Executive Officer Of Starwich , Inc. , Sentenced In Manhattan Federal Court To Six Months In Prison For Wire Fraud Preet Bharara , the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York , announced today that SPIRO BALTATZIDIS , the former Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Starwich , Inc. ( “ Starwich ” ) , was sentenced today to six months in prison for wire fraud . BALTATZIDIS pled guilty in January 2013 before United States District Judge Ronnie Abrams , who also imposed today ’ s sentence . According to the Information and statements made at the plea proceeding : Starwich was a privately held corporation headquartered in New York that engaged in the food services business , and more specifically , the upscale specialty sandwich business . Starwich operated a micro-chain of restaurants located around Manhattan and maintained multiple corporate bank accounts ( collectively , the “ Starwich Bank Accounts ” ) at Citibank , N.A . ( “ Citibank ” ) into which investor funds were deposited . From the summer of 2007 through May 2008 , BALTATZIDIS solicited a $ 25 million investment from a financial institution ( the “ Victim Financial Institution ” ) . BALTATZIDIS represented that the purpose of the investment was to expand the business operations of Starwich . In connection with the investment solicitation , the Victim Financial Institution conducted due diligence to determine whether Starwich was a prudent investment opportunity . This due diligence included , among other things , a review of Starwich ’ s financials . Accordingly , at the Victim Financial Institution ’ s request , on September 16 , 2007 , it received a fax from Starwich containing Citibank statements for one of the Starwich Bank Accounts . The first statement purported to cover the period December 1 , 2006 through December 31 , 2006 , and reflected an ending balance of approximately $ 450,000 . Another statement for the same account purported to cover the period June 1 , 2007 through June 30 , 2007 , reflected an ending balance of approximately $ 1.2 million – an increase in the ending balance of well over 100 % in the six-month period between December 2006 and June 2007 . Based in part on the June 2007 statement , the Victim Financial Institution entered into a Memorandum of Terms ( “ the Memorandum ” ) with Starwich in November 2007 . The Memorandum detailed the principal terms of a proposed $ 25 million investment in shares of Starwich to be divided into three stages of disbursements . However , the bank statements provided to the Victim Financial Institution were fraudulent . The actual bank account records from Citibank showed a balance of approximately $ 400 as of December 31 , 2006 , and approximately $ 200 as of June 30 , 2007 . In furtherance of its due diligence , the Victim Financial Institution requested a further update of Starwich ’ s financials and in response to this request , BALTATZIDIS forwarded an email chain between BALTATZIDIS and an employee of Citibank ( the “ Bank Employee ” ) on November 15 , 2007 . The content of the email chain forwarded to the Victim Financial Institution ( the “ Victim Financial Institution Email ” ) reflected that BALTATZIDIS asked the Bank Employee for the balance of one of the Starwich accounts for the period ending September 30 , 2007 , and the Bank Employee purportedly responded that the account ’ s current balance was approximately $ 1.3 million . In fact , the email chain forwarded by BALTATZIDIS to the Victim Financial Institution on November 15 , 2007 , was materially altered from its original version ( the “ Authentic Citibank Email ” ) . Specifically , in the Authentic Citibank Email , the Bank Employee wrote that the account ’ s current balance was “ - $ 3,963.93 , ” whereas the Victim Financial Institution Email reflected a balance of “ $ 1,317,963.93. ” In addition , the Authentic Citibank Email included a copy of the account statement for the period ending September 30 , 2007 , whereas the Victim Financial Institution Email omitted the account statement . From November 15 , 2007 through May 2008 , BALTATZIDIS and the Victim Financial Institution continued their discussions regarding the solicited financial investment in Starwich . By May 2008 , however , the Victim Financial Institution decided against investing with Starwich and ended its discussions with BALTATZIDIS . In August 2008 , Starwich filed for bankruptcy . In addition to his prison term , BALTATZIDIS , 38 , was also sentenced to 30 months of supervised release , six months of which are to be served on home confinement . Mr. Bharara praised the investigative work of the United States Postal Inspection Service . This case was brought in coordination with President Barack Obama ’ s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force , on which Mr. Bharara serves as a Co-Chair of the Securities and Commodities Fraud Working Group . The task force was established to wage an aggressive , coordinated and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes . With more than 20 federal agencies , 94 U.S. attorneys ’ offices and state and local partners , it ’ s the broadest coalition of law enforcement , investigatory and regulatory agencies ever assembled to combat fraud . Since its formation , the task force has made great strides in facilitating increased investigation and prosecution of financial crimes ; enhancing coordination and cooperation among federal , state and local authorities ; addressing discrimination in the lending and financial markets and conducting outreach to the public , victims , financial institutions and other organizations . Over the past three fiscal years , the Justice Department has filed nearly 10,000 financial fraud cases against nearly 15,000 defendants including more than 2,900 mortgage fraud defendants . For more information on the task force , please visit www.stopfraud.gov . The case is being handled by the Office ’ s Securities and Commodities Fraud Task Force . Assistant United States Attorney Julian J. Moore is in charge of the prosecution .

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F-35B test schedule snag is unlikely to adversely affect overall program Lockheed Martin is gearing up to start engine tests on the first F-35 short-takeoff-and-vertical landing version but confirms that the tentative first flight has slid from May to June in the wake of engine issues earlier this year . Clearance for engine tests to begin comes after Pratt & Whitney successfully completed qualification work on F135 flight test engine No . 7 for BF-1 , the initial F-35B . The engine was closely checked to ensure it will not encounter the cyclic fatigue issues ... THIS CONTENT REQUIRES SUBSCRIPTION ACCESS You must have an Aviation Week Intelligence Network ( AWIN ) account or subscribe to this Market Briefing to access `` P & W F135 Check Out Clears Way for First F-35B tests '' . Current Aviation Week Intelligence Network ( AWIN ) enterprise and individual members : please go to http : //awin.aviationweek.com for access . Not currently a subscriber ? Click on the `` Learn More '' button below to view subscription offers .

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Former BB & T Senior Vice-President and Regional Branch Operations Manager Sentenced Melissa D. Huffman Stole Cash from Bank Vaults ; Blamed Others Abingdon , VIRGINIA – A former senior vice-president with BB & T , who stole cash from bank vaults to which she had access through her employment with the bank , was sentenced yesterday on federal embezzlement charges for which she previously pleaded guilty , Acting United States Attorney Rick A. Mountcastle announced . Melissa D. Huffman , 47 , of Roanoke , Va. , previously pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement from a FDIC-insured bank . Yesterday , United States District Court Judge James P. Jones sentenced Huffman to imprisonment for a term of 14 month . As part of her plea agreement , Huffman made full restitution to the bank in the amount of $ 31,850 . Between 2014 and December 2016 , Huffman worked as a senior vice-president and regional branch operations manager for BB & T . As part of her official duties , Huffman had access to the vaults of BB & T ’ s banks throughout the Western District of Virginia . On several occasions , Huffman stole cash from the vaults she visited and caused the shortages to be attributed to subordinate employees at the banks . The branches from which she stole cash included Boonsboro , Fort Hill , Martinsville , Tanglewood , Tazewell , and Warrenton . The investigation of the case was conducted by the United States Secret Service . Assistant United States Attorney Randy Ramseyer prosecuted the case for the United States .

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SC Public Radio News - South Carolina Supreme Court associate Justice Kaye Hearn has been elected to another six-year term . Hearn was one of more than three dozen judges put on the bench by the General Assembly on Wednesday . There were no contested races , but in several races at least a few House members and occasionally a few senators voted against the only candidate . Hearn , who became just the second woman ever on the state Supreme Court in 2010 , won her latest term on a 122-13 vote . Lawmakers also voted for seats on the state Court of Appeals , Circuit Court and Family Court . - A school choice bill in South Carolina has lawmakers , teachers and school administrators mostly in agreement . The bill would require every school district in the state to offer some type of program to send children to a school outside their zoned areas . It also would allow children to go to a school in a different district . A Senate subcommittee rekindled the proposal at a meeting Wednesday . The bill puts some limits on choice — schools , classes and programs ca n't get overcrowded and choice students would have to find their own transportation . Senators in the subcommittee did n't vote on the bill Wednesday , saying they want to make some tweaks first . - The fact that Michelle Childs is under consideration to fill a Supreme Court vacancy comes as no surprise to some of her legal colleagues in South Carolina . The federal judge has emerged as a possible nominee to replace retiring Justice Stephen Breyer as President Joe Biden seeks to fulfill his pledge to put a Black woman on the nation 's highest court . South Carolina attorney Vickie Eslinger says she hired Childs out of law school and quickly saw her as a lawyer capable of meeting tough challenges . When Childs was a state judge , South Carolina 's then-Chief Justice Jean Toal often had Childs substitute on the appellate bench , in part because Toal saw a higher court in Childs ' future . - Festival founder and artistic director Lee Pringle previews the works and performers coming to three historic venues February 2nd-5th . Open Space Institute works in concert with others to protect South Carolina 's scenic , natural , and historic landscapes The Open Space Institute ’ s mission is to protect scenic , natural , and historic landscapes to provide public enjoyment , conserve habitat and working lands , and sustain communities . Over the past 40 years , the institute has saved 2,285,092 acres of land through direct acquisition , grants , and loans . Having begun by focusing on land in New York State , they have in recent years saved significant , complex , and large-scale tracts in South Carolina , Florida , and New Jersey through direct acquisitions . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . Latest SC Lede Episodes - April 19 , 2022 — A look at what 's happening at the statehouse this week as the legislative session begins to wind down ; an update on first quarter fundraising numbers for some of the state 's top races ; new inflation data ; and more . - SC Lede : Spring Break Special — A Conversation with United Nations World Food Programme Director David BeasleyApril 12 , 2022 — Host Gavin Jackson talks with David Beasley , former South Carolina governor , current United Nations World Food Programme Director and Nobel Prize recipient , about his humanitarian work in Ukraine . The Latest Episodes of the SC Business Review - If you are a technology entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one , there are events coming to our state ’ s coast that you may want to know about . Mike Switzer interviews Jess O ’ Brien , executive director of the Beaufort Digital Corridor in Beaufort , SC , the organization bringing TechStars Startup Weekend to their city April 29-May 1 . The Myrtle Beach Techstars Startup Weekend is May 6-8 . - Quality of life is always an essential part of the equation when economic developers talk to industry . Our next guest ’ s organization is one of many across our state working to improve that common denominator . Mike Switzer interviews Stuart White , executive director of the Congaree Land Trust in Columbia , SC . 'diSConnected ' : an occasional series from South Carolina Public Radio - diSConnected : Is Ayn Rand or Mother Teresa better for protecting South Carolinians with disabilities ? People with disabilities are done appealing to selflessness in order to save them . Save yourself on purpose , though , and you might save a few others by accident . - School is supposed to teach kids a thing or two . Pandemic-era schooling 's mix of in-class and in-home learning , however , taught them something people do n't usually figure out until a lot later – who they really are . Part of South Carolina Public Radio 's occasional series 'diSConnected . ' More Stories - The prestigious golf tournament tees off Thursday , with Tiger Woods announcing that he plans to participate for the first time since a serious car crash in 2021 . He 'll see plenty of competition . - A family received a $ 4,928 bill that was settled with the health system 18 months earlier , resurrecting painful memories . Hospital billing experts say this distressing scenario occurs frequently . - The Amazon Labor Union was born Friday after an improbable victory for Chris Smalls over Amazon . Smalls and his friend Derrick Palmer spoke to NPR on Twitter Spaces . - Scientists are trying to understand PTSD and other human disorders by studying emotion-related brain circuits in animals , which research suggests may have a lot in common with the human brain . - In the wake of Idaho 's upcoming ban on most abortions , Oregon is preparing for an increase in demand for the procedure . The state is investing millions to help patients and providers most affected . - Nearly 23 million birds have died as a highly pathogenic bird flu virus tears its way through farms and chicken yards . It has spread to at least 24 states in less than two months . - Workers were forced to abandon the shelter for weeks as Kyiv was bombarded by Russian troops . Now that the occupying forces are gone , volunteers returned to find hundreds of dead dogs . - More and more nonprofits are bringing Americans with opposing political views together for civil discussions on divisive issues . Critics question whether these encounters produce lasting results . - A # MeToo moment may be growing in a country where top movie directors have signed a petition expressing outrage over allegations of sexual violence in the film industry . - Researchers found that most people share similar preferences when it comes to smell , and it has little to do with their cultural background . Rapp on Jazz highlights the Palmetto State 's connection to the history of jazz music and the current jazz scene . Join Mark Rapp , executive director of the ColaJazz Foundation and host of SC Public Radio ’ s ColaJazz Presents , for these 60-second segments covering everything from famous South Carolinians like Dizzy Gillespie and Eartha Kitt to the “ Big Apple ” dance craze of the 1930s to the best clubs to experience jazz in the state . South Carolina Public Radio News Updates Walter Edgar 's Journal delves into the arts , culture , history of South Carolina and the American South . News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm Get weekly program highlights via e-mail . News from South Carolina 's business community with interviews of many small business owners , business leaders from around the state , and South Carolina 's nonprofits . Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m. Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m .

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YEREVAN ( Armenianow ) — A key committee in Armenia ’ s National Assembly on Monday did not give its approval to a bill co-authored by opposition lawmakers Zaruhi Postanjyan and Hrant Bagratyan that would commit Armenia to formally recognizing the independence of Nagorno Karabakh . The discussion of the bill that was referred to the National Assembly from the government on May 5 comes weeks after hostilities in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict zone during which President Serzh Sarkisian , the leader of the majority Republican Party of Armenia ( RPA ) , warned Baku that Yerevan would consider recognizing Karabakh should the armed clashes escalate into a full-blown war . Azerbaijan responded by stating that the passage of such a bill in Armenia would mean an end to the internationally mediated negotiations on the status of Karabakh and would therefore entail a new war . Officials in Moscow also discouraged Yerevan from taking the step . A majority of RPA members and representatives of other opposition factions in the Armenian parliament today called into question the prudence of passing a Karabakh recognition bill now , but they consider the potentiality of the move to be itself a major deterrence against a new Azerbaijani offensive . Postanjyan , Bagratyan and several other lawmakers , on the contrary , believe that only Karabakh ’ s formal recognition will provide more security guarantees against Baku ’ s designs to resolve the conflict militarily . After discussions at the National Assembly Foreign Relations Committee , most of the Committee members , both pro-government and opposition representatives , opted out of the ballots on whether to approve the bill and include it in the parliament agenda . In the first ballot only one member voted “ for ” endorsing the bill , and one voted “ against ” it . In the second ballot , with only “ for ” votes from Dashnaktsutyun and Heritage members , Committee Chairman Artak Zakharyan declared that the bill will not be put on the parliament ’ s agenda .

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Attorney General William P. Barr Announces the Appointment and Swearing In of Peter McCoy as Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of South Carolina COLUMBIA , South Carolina -- - Attorney General William P. Barr announced today the appointment and swearing in of Peter M. McCoy , Jr. as Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of South Carolina , pursuant to 28 U.S.C . § 546 . As Interim U.S. Attorney , McCoy is the chief federal law enforcement officer responsible for federal criminal prosecutions and civil litigation involving the United States in the District of South Carolina . He supervises an office of approximately 62 Assistant United States Attorneys , 75 support staff , and 18 contract support staff , all of whom are responsible for prosecuting federal crimes affecting the district , including narcotics and firearms cases , gang violence , human trafficking , white-collar crime , securities fraud , public corruption , terrorism and civil rights violations . The office also defends the United States in civil cases and collects debts owed to the United States . “ As a former prosecutor , I am honored to have been appointed as Interim U.S. Attorney for one of the greatest federal judicial districts in the country , ” said McCoy . “ I look forward to working with federal , state , and local partners to continue the important and excellent work of our office. ” Before being sworn in as Interim U.S. Attorney , McCoy was a partner at McCoy and Stokes Law Firm . McCoy also served as a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives and focused his legislative work on protecting children and keeping neighborhoods safe . A Charleston , S.C. , resident and graduate of Hampden-Sydney College and Regent University Law School , McCoy spent more than five years as a criminal prosecutor in the Ninth Circuit Solicitor ’ s Office , handling thousands of crimes involving violence , guns , and drugs . As a legislator , McCoy was the lead sponsor of legislation requiring the mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse as well as legislation establishing a mandatory minimum sentence for anyone who commits a crime while out on bond . He worked to pass statutes that ensure violent repeat criminal offenders do not remain out on bond if they continue to commit crimes . For more information about the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the District of South Carolina , please visit https : //www.justice.gov/usao-sc . # # # # # The year 2020 marks the 150th anniversary of the Department of Justice . Learn more about the history of our agency at www.Justice.gov/Celebrating150Years .

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Justice News Justice News June 19 , 2015 Press Release Eleven Defendants Charged in Nationwide Conspiracy to Manufacture and Distribute Counterfeit 5-Hour ENERGY Drink June 18 , 2015 Press Release Montana Drug Operation Convicts 20 Defendants , Seizes 25 Guns and More Than Half a Million Dollars in Meth June 17 , 2015 Press Release Federal Operation Convicts Nine Montanans of More Than Half a Million Dollars in Social Security Fraud June 16 , 2015 Press Release June 12 , 2015 June 11 , 2015 Press Release New Jersey Man Admits Smuggling $ 65 Million in Sensitive Electronic Components to Russia ’ s Ministry of Defense , Federal Security Service June 10 , 2015 June 4 , 2015 Press Release President of New Jersey-Based Financial Services Firm Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison for Multimillion-Dollar Securities Fraud Press Release Three People Arrested in Puerto Rico in a Contractor Major Scheme to Defraud the U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs Press Release Humboldt County Marijuana Farmer Sentenced to Life in Prison Plus 35 Years for Murdering Immigrant Worker and Related Crimes June 3 , 2015 Press Release North Dakota and Montana U.S . Attorneys Announce Creation of Bakken Organized Crime Strike Force in Oil Patch June 2 , 2015 Press Release Alleged Drug Kingpins Charged with Multi-State Operation That Imported 1,000 Kilograms of Heroin from Mexico into the United States May 28 , 2015 Press Release Garden State Cardiovascular Specialists P.C . Agrees to Pay $ 3.6 Million for Allegedly Submitting False Claims to Federal Health Care Programs May 27 , 2015 Press Release Nine FIFA Officials and Five Corporate Executives Indicted for Racketeering Conspiracy and Corruption May 21 , 2015 May 20 , 2015 Press Release May 18 , 2015 Press Release May 15 , 2015 Press Release Rabbi Sentenced to Six and a Half Years Prison Term for Voyeurism , Admitted Secretly Taking Video Recordings of Women May 14 , 2015 Press Release New York Woman Admits Child Exploitation and Enters Guilty Pleas to All Ten Counts of Federal Indictment

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Former Pepperell Man Who Fled to Canada on Snowmobile Pleads Guilty to Bankruptcy Fraud BOSTON – A former Pepperell man pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Worcester in connection with concealing $ 3– $ 4 million in his bankruptcy filings . Cyril Gordon Lunn , 68 , pleaded guilty today to concealing assets from his bankruptcy creditors and making a false statement under the penalty of perjury in one of his bankruptcy schedules . U.S. District Court Judge Timothy S. Hillman scheduled sentencing for May 3 , 2017 . From 1985 until 2001 , Lunn was the owner of CY Realty Corporation , a construction and land development business in Pepperell . 1998 to September 2001 , Lunn transferred a variety of assets belonging to CY Realty and himself , including $ 3- $ 4 million in cash , from the United States to Canada , where he deposited some or all of the funds in safe deposit boxes . In the fall of 2001 , Lunn filed for bankruptcy for CY Realty and himself ; however , he failed to disclose in either bankruptcy case the asset transfers , including the millions in cash . Lunn ’ s actions were discovered after he testified about the asset transfers during a 2004 Canadian civil lawsuit . In March 2005 , Lunn rented a snowmobile in Maine and fled across the border into Canada where he remained a fugitive until he was extradited from Canada in 2016 . Lunn also pleaded guilty to making a false statement in one of his bankruptcy filings by falsely stating that he had closed all safe deposit boxes by September 2001 , when in fact , he had failed to disclose a safe deposit box that he had opened at the Granite Bank in New Hampshire , and which he continued to access after the bankruptcy filing . The charging statutes provide for a sentence of no greater than five years in prison , three years of supervised release , and a fine of $ 250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss , whichever is greater . Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties . Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S . Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors . Acting United States Attorney William D. Weinreb and Harold H. Shaw , Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation , Boston Field Division , made the announcement today . Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark J. Balthazard of Weinreb ’ s Economic Crimes Unit is prosecuting the case .

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Good morning ! This is the tech news you need to know this Monday . - Business Insider talked to 20 recent and former WeWork employees , executives , and business partners about life inside one the most controversial and fastest-growing startups of all time . Under cofounder and now-ousted CEO Adam Neumann , they described an atmosphere where the boundary between work and play did not exist . - Elon Musk unveiled SpaceX 's audacious new plan to build cities on Mars with giant Starship rockets . Starship is a roughly 40-storey rocket , designed to send up to 100 people to the surface of Mars . - Google is facing yet more antitrust scrutiny over its plans to introduce a new internet protocol , the Wall Street Journal reports . Investigators are reportedly concerned the new protocol would make it harder for other companies to access consumer data . - Tech companies discovered 45 million instances of child sexual abuse last year , the New York Times reports . This represents more than double the amount they found last year . - Influencer Caroline Calloway took the stage at a Brooklyn podcast taping to `` spill the tea '' on her ghostwriter controversy . Calloway disputed a viral tell-all essay written by her former friend Natalie Beach , which accused Calloway of being a manipulative friend . - Researchers studying information ahead of the 2020 election say they do n't have enough access to data from Facebook . According to The New York Times , Facebook has struggled to share data for research while maintaining user privacy . - The US is zeroing in on marijuana vapes as it investigates a spate of mysterious illnesses and deaths tied to vaping . The Center for Disease Control said that of about 500 people who experienced an illness linked to vaping , about 77 % reported having used products containing THC , the main psychoactive compound in cannabis . - Amazon may soon be able to track your phone 's location even if you do n't use any of its products or services . Amazon 's new mesh network could enable the company to track your phone 's location , even if you do n't use its WiFi or products . - A California judge ruled Friday that Tesla and Elon Musk broke federal labor law with union-busting activity , the Washington Post reports . One of the violations included a tweet from Musk arguing that employees did n't need a union . - Facebook is testing hiding users ' `` likes '' in Australia , CNN reports . The company has toyed with eliminating like counts in the past , the idea to get rid of the element of social media one-upmanship between users . Have an Amazon Alexa device ? Now you can hear 10 Things in Tech each morning . Just search for `` Business Insider '' in your Alexa 's flash briefing settings . You can also subscribe to this newsletter here — just tick `` 10 Things in Tech You Need to Know . Sign up for notifications from Insider ! Stay up to date with what you want to know .

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Those include an $ 875,000 grant to the Auto Harvest Foundation , a TechTown-based nonprofit that provides an online meeting place for automakers and auto suppliers , advanced manufacturers and national labs to license or find intellectual property . It also includes helping oversee two $ 5 million grants for Invest Detroit , a nonprofit created by Business Leaders for Michigan that manages $ 110 million in funds and tax credits to support business expansion and real estate development . The first grant was in 2010 to create the First Step Fund , which invests $ 50,000 in early stage startups , and another $ 5 million for the Detroit Innovate Fund , another early-stage fund launched in 2013 that also raises money from other sources to make larger investments in area tech companies . Lewis was at Detroit-based DTE Energy Corp. for 15 years in a variety of roles . She joined NextEnergy as senior program manager in 2007 , then was a consultant in 2010-2011 for the Kansas City-based Kauffman Foundation , which led an NEI-funded program to create hundreds of small businesses through training programs at TechTown . When the Kauffman Foundation program wound down , Lewis joined the NEI . Connection to know : The managing director of the First Step and Detroit Innovate funds is Patti Glaza .

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SC Public Radio News - In 2018 , eight police officers with the City of Columbia were trained in crisis intervention . The interfaith organization MORE Justice credits their work in getting that number close to 200 . This April , the group will ask local leaders to act on solving the area 's affordable housing and gun violence issues . - fter nearly two years of work , supporters of a bill that would ban transgender students from playing girls ' and women 's sports in South Carolina high schools and public colleges have gotten a proposal out of committee . But the bill as written — especially including colleges and private schools — did n't appear to have enthusiastic support among Republicans in the Senate Education Committee . Chairman Greg Hembree says e supports the general idea of the bill , but the proposal has n't been thought out . Opponents say South Carolina college teams could end up being unable to play if other teams have a transgender athlete or protest a law . - Lawyers for two men on South Carolina 's death row have asked the state 's Supreme Court to hold off on setting execution dates while they challenge a new law allowing executions by firing squad . The Monday request by attorneys for Brad Keith Sigmon and Freddie Eugene Owens comes after the state Corrections Department said last week that the agency is now prepared to carry out firing-squad executions . Lawmakers added the firing squad as an option last year in an effort to get around a decade-long pause in executions . The high court set execution dates for both inmates last year but delayed their deaths to give the corrections department time to set up the firing squad . - A sheriff 's department in South Carolina has released dashboard camera footage of a deputy killing a Black man who approached officers with a wooden stake . The man 's family said the man was moving slowly at the officers and shooting him was not justified . The footage shows Irvin D. Moorer Charley being shot with a stun gun with no apparent affect . He then runs at an officer as the deputy fires seven times . A representative for Moorer Charley 's family called on the Richland County Sheriff 's Department to release all videos , saying they show he was n't a threat . The sheriff said the officers were protecting themselves from potentially deadly violence . Open Space Institute works in concert with others to protect South Carolina 's scenic , natural , and historic landscapes The Open Space Institute ’ s mission is to protect scenic , natural , and historic landscapes to provide public enjoyment , conserve habitat and working lands , and sustain communities . Over the past 40 years , the institute has saved 2,285,092 acres of land through direct acquisition , grants , and loans . Having begun by focusing on land in New York State , they have in recent years saved significant , complex , and large-scale tracts in South Carolina , Florida , and New Jersey through direct acquisitions . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . Latest SC Lede Episodes - April 19 , 2022 — A look at what 's happening at the statehouse this week as the legislative session begins to wind down ; an update on first quarter fundraising numbers for some of the state 's top races ; new inflation data ; and more . - SC Lede : Spring Break Special — A Conversation with United Nations World Food Programme Director David BeasleyApril 12 , 2022 — Host Gavin Jackson talks with David Beasley , former South Carolina governor , current United Nations World Food Programme Director and Nobel Prize recipient , about his humanitarian work in Ukraine . The Latest Episodes of the SC Business Review - If you are a technology entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one , there are events coming to our state ’ s coast that you may want to know about . Mike Switzer interviews Jess O ’ Brien , executive director of the Beaufort Digital Corridor in Beaufort , SC , the organization bringing TechStars Startup Weekend to their city April 29-May 1 . The Myrtle Beach Techstars Startup Weekend is May 6-8 . - Quality of life is always an essential part of the equation when economic developers talk to industry . Our next guest ’ s organization is one of many across our state working to improve that common denominator . Mike Switzer interviews Stuart White , executive director of the Congaree Land Trust in Columbia , SC . 'diSConnected ' : an occasional series from South Carolina Public Radio - diSConnected : Is Ayn Rand or Mother Teresa better for protecting South Carolinians with disabilities ? People with disabilities are done appealing to selflessness in order to save them . Save yourself on purpose , though , and you might save a few others by accident . - School is supposed to teach kids a thing or two . Pandemic-era schooling 's mix of in-class and in-home learning , however , taught them something people do n't usually figure out until a lot later – who they really are . Part of South Carolina Public Radio 's occasional series 'diSConnected . ' More Stories - NPR 's Kelsey Snell talks with Japan-based reporter for Vice World News , Hanako Montgomery , about the lifting of decades-old school uniform rules in the Tokyo metropolitan area . - The Wave of Lviv is a radio station known for pop music and banter . Since the war began in Ukraine , though , they 've been working to balance their irreverent tone with news from the front lines . - NPR 's Kelsey Snell speaks with Florida 's Lt. Gov . Jeanette Nuñez about the state 's `` Parental Rights in Education '' law . The law has seen its first legal challenge this week from LGBTQ advocates . - A Flagstaff woman was reluctant to ask for a kidney donation because she did n't feel worthy . Eventually she did ask . And rather than feeling guilty , she was surprised by how grateful she now is . - Last year , three of the five nominees in the Grammys ' children 's music category withdrew their names from consideration , outraged the list was all-white . But the slate is very different this year . - NPR 's Kelsey Snell talks with Grant Ginder about his new novel , Let 's Not Do That Again , drawing inspiration from his time as a speechwriter and exploring political dynamics in families . - NPR 's Ailsa Chang speaks with Deputy National Security Adviser Anne Neuberger , about the risk of a cyberwar and how the U.S. might respond to attacks on the country 's infrastructure . - In a stunning breakthrough , Amazon workers at a Staten Island warehouse voted to form a union . It will be the first unionized Amazon facility in the United States . - Without a heavy dose of April and May showers , the state 's drought will deepen . That could lead to stricter rules on water use and another devastating wildfire season . - The lawsuit was originally filed in September 2020 by Kelvin Brown , who argued that the strawberry Pop-Tarts box is `` misleading '' because the pastries also contain apples and pears in their filling . Rapp on Jazz highlights the Palmetto State 's connection to the history of jazz music and the current jazz scene . Join Mark Rapp , executive director of the ColaJazz Foundation and host of SC Public Radio ’ s ColaJazz Presents , for these 60-second segments covering everything from famous South Carolinians like Dizzy Gillespie and Eartha Kitt to the “ Big Apple ” dance craze of the 1930s to the best clubs to experience jazz in the state . South Carolina Public Radio News Updates Walter Edgar 's Journal delves into the arts , culture , history of South Carolina and the American South . News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm Get weekly program highlights via e-mail . News from South Carolina 's business community with interviews of many small business owners , business leaders from around the state , and South Carolina 's nonprofits . Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m. Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m .

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