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Day at Columbia elementary school interrupted by ‘significant fire’. What we know.

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By Chloe S. Barlow Verified
| Post and Courier Columbia Verified
COLUMBIA — Firefighters put out a “significant fire” in a bathroom at a Richland One Elementary School this morning, according to the Columbia Richland Fire Department. What authorities say happened Crews responded to William S. Sandel Elementary School, at 2700 Seminole Road, shortly after 7:30 a.m., the department said. The fire was quickly extinguished, but the bathroom was heavily damaged. The cause of the fire is being investigated by the Richland County Fire Marshal’s Office.
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‘Stonewalled’? Lawyers for fallen SC firefighter accuse Columbia of delaying wrongful death suit Original

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By Chloe S. Barlow Verified
| Post and Courier Columbia Verified
COLUMBIA — Lawyers representing the widow of former Irmo firefighter James Muller say the city of Columbia is purposefully delaying the resolution of Muller’s wrongful death lawsuit. The firm’s latest move was to file an emergency motion on Sept. 21, after the city attempted to push back depositions for 26 firefighters until next year, almost two years after the lawsuit was originally filed in April 2025.
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Columbia police announce more arrests connected to Five Points shooting that injured 3 Original

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By Chloe S. Barlow Verified
| Post and Courier Columbia Verified
COLUMBIA — Two additional arrests have been made in a Sept. 5 shooting that left three people injured in the parking lot of the Food Lion in Columbia’s Five Points district. Who was arrested? Jayden Howell is charged with aggravated breach of peace. An unnamed juvenile was also charged with aggravated breach of peace, as well as possession of a machine gun and possession of a firearm by a person under 18.
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