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June 24, 2009  RSS feed

Lou Gehrig's disease victim's book outlines tools to overcome adversity
love, faith, joy, hope, laughter, festivity, determination, sense of purpose, will to live, prayer, friendship, exercise and remembering the past
Without a doubt, Aquilla Littlejohn loves coming to work. Each afternoon, the local caregiver goes to school, being in the presence of local resident Sarah England Bonner, a retired educator who spent 35 years molding lives as a teacher and principal. More...
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SCO-MAR FIRE
By TIM GULLA Ledger Staff Writer tim@gaffneyledger.com

A 52-year-old Gaffney man was arrested Monday afternoon after he admitted setting fire to the Sco-Mar Textiles Outlet on East Robinson Street last week, according to the Gaffney Police Department. Calvin Randolph Hopper, address listed in an arrest warrant as Magnolia Street, was charged by the lead investigator in the case, Gaffney Police Department Det. Sgt. More...

Grand opening of Sadie Mae's restaurant in Gaffney delayed
By JOE L. HUGHES II Ledger Staff Writer joe@gaffneyledger.com

It was not the news that Denise Ferguson, more commonly known as "Sadie Mae" to local residents, wanted to pass along to customers anticipating the opening of her restaurant on Meadow Street. Citing unforeseen circumstances beyond her control, Sadie Mae's Cafe will open July 2. More...

 Local News
• article has image Hams gearing up for 24-hour field day event
Local amateur radio operators will be busy "hamming it up" Saturday, June 27, across the airwaves in a 24-hour field day event. Using only emergency power supplies, ham radio operators will camp out Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Cherokee County History and Arts Museum. More...
• Peach Beach advance tickets now on sale
• Duke misses out on loan guarantee for nuclear plant
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 LifeStyles
• article has image Summer 'road show' returns to State Museum
COLUMBIA - So you found an oil painting at an estate sale or finally got interested in the antique silver tea service left to you by great-aunt Mildred, and you want to find out more. More...
• article has image Miss Robertson, Mr. Broome wed May 30
• article has image ANNIE'S MAILBOX
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 Sports
• article has image Local all-stars take center stage
If it's late June, it must be time for the Cal Ripken League all-stars to begin play. The local Mite League all-stars for boys and girls age 7 and 8 will open the state tournament on Thursday at Duncan. Twelve teams, including two from Gaffney, will participate in the pool-play tournament. More...
• article has image Post 109 nips Union, 10-9; stays perfect
• article has image POST 109 PROFILE
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 Obituaries
• article has image Will DeCamp Sossamon Hartzog
Will DeCamp Sossamon Hartzog was at home surrounded by her family in a circle of love as she passed Monday evening, June 22, 2009. She was born April 21, 1924, to Will DeCamp and Frank Wilmore Sossamon. Will was a member of Limestone Presbyterian Church, where she had served as president of Women of the Church and a Scout Den Mother. More...
• Henry Porter
• Jack Morgan
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 Letters
• Thanks for the landscaping work ...
Dear Editor: Grassy Pond Elementary School appreciates the monetary grant and hard work Cliffside Steam Plant Duke Power employees provided to improve the beauty of our campus. The mulch was definitely needed and makes such a difference in the appearance of our lawn and school. More...
• ... And for the Roll Call feature
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 Columns
• article has image Business friendly? Prove it
Don't you just hate it when someone you don't recognize walks up, calls you by name and then waits for a response? It's almost as if these folks take pleasure in watching people like me suffer the embarrassment of not knowing who they are. More...
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