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A group of York parents protested budget cuts that include a reduction in elementary art and music programs in some York schools during a school board meeting last week. The board approved a spending plan that includes the cuts.
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York Comprehensive High School will be led by one of its own graduates next year. York native Chris Black, an assistant principal at the school and a 1993 Cougar graduate, will take over as principal.
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York County employees will see a 1 percent pay increase and homeowners will pay about 3 percent more in property tax next year under a budget approved on Monday night by the County Council.
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Police say a group of people bum rushed a drunk York man who pointed an empty shotgun at another man and threatened to “blow his head off” after an argument that started at the Long Branch in Rock Hill moved to a nearby gas station on Saturday.
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A York man who police say flew into a violent rage Saturday and attacked his girlfriend, hitting her with a phone before choking her until she fell unconscious, was arrested after he went to the hospital to visit her and claimed she attacked him.
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Special to the Herald
A Scottish pipe band performs Saturday during the 17th Annual Clover Scottish Games and Scotch-Irish Festival, Feis Chlobhair.
The York Parks and Recreation Department’s 12U Girls’ all-star softball team defeated the Gastonia No. 1 all-star team 17-0 in the inaugural South Carolina/North Carolina Recreational All-Star Tournament championship game Friday and Saturday at Ferguson Park in Gastonia, N. C.
Following recent appointments of new principals at several Clover schools, four schools will have new assistant principals next year.
Adult Enrichment Centers Executive Director Frieda Calk Price announced that Lisa Huskey has been named to serve as Director of the York Center.
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South Carolina's financial oversight board unanimously approved borrowing $120 million for Boeing Co.'s expansion plans in North Charleston.
