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ReWa oyster recycling program plays important role in coastal conservation

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By Jay King Verified
| Greenville Journal Verified
Oyster roasts are a hallowed South Carolina tradition, particularly along the coast. But many who grew up with the tradition often don't realize the leavings of such a gathering are more than trash - the shells are a vital natural resource used to replenish oyster reefs. Recognizing the importance of discarded oyster shells is one of the reasons Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) established its oyster shell recycling program in 2017.
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Q and A with Dan Weidenbenner, Executive Director of Mill Village Ministries

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By Jay King Verified
| Upstate Business Journal Verified
Dan Weidenbenner is the founder and executive director of Mill Village Ministries, a Greenville-based nonprofit launched in 2012 that works to address systemic poverty through food access, entrepreneurship, transportation and community engagement. A graduate of Furman University, he has led the organization's growth from a neighborhood community garden into a family of social enterprises serving thousands across Greenville each year.
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Celebration of cancer survivors day scheduled for June 7 at Cancer Survivors Park

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By Jay King Verified
| Greenville Journal Verified
The Cancer Survivors Park Alliance will host a celebration of International Cancer Survivors Day on June 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Cancer Survivors Park, 52 Cleveland St., Greenville. This will be the 39th annual celebration of cancer survivors and will bring together more than 25 local cancer support organizations in an event that is free and open to the public. The day will feature refreshments and activities designed to celebrate survivors and share resources.
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