Mitchell Black
Beaufort County Reporter at Post and Courier
Writing about the southern Lowcountry for @postandcourier. Tips? Email [email protected].
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2 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Mitchell Black
Beaufort County officials will discuss suspending the chairman of a local fire district for misconduct amid an ongoing investigation. During an April 21 subcommittee meeting, county officials voted to discuss "suspending or rescind" Rick Krob's appointment at the entire council's next convening. Officials on April 28 will discuss the status of Krob, chairman of the Bluffton Township Fire District commission, a seven-member board appointed by the county.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Mitchell Black
This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. SAN SALVADOR — Julie-Grier Villatte wants to help the children of people jailed by El Salvador’s government. It is a humanitarian crisis that threatens to destabilize the country and send migrants traveling north to the U.S. border. For more than a decade, an organization led by the Mount Pleasant woman has helped El Salvador provide services to its vulnerable children.
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1 month ago |
postandcourier.com | Marilyn W. Thompson |Mitchell Black
A question hangs over the world of health research as the Trump administration slashes government jobs and budgets, including federal funding that leads to the approval of new drugs and medical treatments. What happens to the monkeys? The use of primates for experiments in U.S. laboratories has soared over the past decade as scientists rely on them to test drug safety and study human maladies. They are the closest living relatives to humans.
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1 month ago |
postandcourier.com | Mitchell Black
HARDEEVILLE — A California-based electric conductor manufacturing company plans to open a Lowcountry factory that will bring in nearly 500 news jobs. TS Conductor will open a manufacturing locale in Hardeeville industrial park by the end of the year. The company plans to invest $134 million across a three-phased expansion in the region, promising to bring 462 jobs. The 301,000-square-foot warehouse is located less than 10 miles from a nearby Savannah port.
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1 month ago |
postandcourier.com | Mitchell Black |Ian Grenier
Grant cancellations from President Donald Trump's administration have cut millions of dollars that supported programs meant to help fill South Carolina's vacant teacher jobs. Officials from universities and schools around the state say the funding helped recruit, train, place and acclimate teachers to S.C. classrooms, which have struggled to retain educators. Among the unspecified $600 million in spending cuts across the country announced by the U.S. Department of Education Feb.
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RT @postandcourier: SC plays a major role in US primate research. As funding cuts loom, what happens to the monkeys? https://t.co/gWlylCHjJq
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