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Local editor @PCMyrtleBeach. Christian. Father of five. Husband of one. Storyteller. Fan of great writing and quirky people.
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Fifty years ago, Georgetown sealed a time capsule. Its contents were revealed on July 4.

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By Charles Perry Verified
| Post and Courier Myrtle Beach Verified
GEORGETOWN — Barry Walters stared at the red letters scrawled on the white box. The message included the year (1976), the names of local radio stations (WINH/WGMB) and the words "for time capsule." The handwriting looked like his.
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'Gotta be kidding me': NY Knicks owner famously told a fan in SC to root for the Nets. He never did.

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| Post and Courier Myrtle Beach Verified
MYRTLE BEACH — In the afterglow of the Knicks' first championship in more than half a century, 84-year-old Irving Bierman wondered if he should email team owner James Dolan. He hadn't heard from him in 11 years. "I heard zero," said the Brooklyn-born Bierman, who now lives just outside Myrtle Beach. "... It would have been nice to hear from him. But he's running a dictatorship.
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Horry County's sheriff once supported having 2 countywide law enforcement agencies. What changed?

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CONWAY — Phillip Thompson kept hearing the comments. Friends stopped him at lunch. Retired police officers called. Even defense attorneys weighed in. They wanted to talk about consolidating Horry County's police department and sheriff's office. Having served as sheriff since 2001, Thompson began questioning how broad the support was for merging the agencies and abandoning a system that dates back nearly 70 years. He wondered if he was living in an echo chamber.
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