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  • Many South Carolinians will be traveling this weekend to see friends and family and celebrate Independence Day. With gas prices historically high, the…
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  • Mary Ann Jacob survived the mass shooting at Sandy Hook that killed 20 students and six adults.
  • This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Rachel Zweigoron about healthy sleep routines for infants, in the first year of life. Dr. Zweigoron is an Assistant…
  • The Ami (AH-mee) are rice farmers in Taiwan. In 1987, a group of Ami singers performed in France and were recorded, without their knowledge, by the French government for a limited-release academic CD.
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