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Sydney is currently a Community Manager at Baydin, creators of Boomerang for Gmail. Prior to this position, she taught English for two years in Houston Independent School District where she was mentored by Van Garrett, noted poet and writer.

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‘We need help.’ Copper thieves troll the Midlands targeting telephone poles

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By Bristow Marchant Verified, Sydney Lewis
| The State Verified
More than a dozen thieves are stealing copper right of the Midlands’ telephone poles, some of them using professional-looking bucket trucks to make off with thousands of dollars’ worth of the expensive metal. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said Tuesday that his office has dealt with 60 such incidents in the past 10 months, out of more than 100 spread across Lexington and Richland counties. “We need help,” Lott told a press conference at the department’s Two Notch headquarters.
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‘Every year it’s an issue.’ Nonverbal SC student goes without usable device, mother says Original

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By Sydney Lewis
| The State Verified
Zion Cochran, an 11-year-old nonverbal autistic child, used to wear a helmet because he would often bang his head against the wall each time he couldn’t speak his mind, a scar forming across his scalp. The speech device that unleashed his words at four is now often inaccessible at school, his mother, Breana Harmon, said. “Just last year they gave him one in school only, and it would only work if it was plugged into the charger,” Harmon said.
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Sheriff’s department invites remembrance of Lexington deputy with patrol car memorial

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By Sydney Lewis
| The State Verified
There is now an opportunity for community members to pay their respects to Jillian Olson, the Lexington County master deputy who died during an underwater training Thursday. Her colleagues at the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department parked Olson’s patrol vehicle in front of their headquarters in Lexington for mourners to stop by and pay their respects, according to a Facebook post made Friday afternoon.
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