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What ignited the deadly California wildfires? Investigators consider an array of possibilities
SUMMARY: In Pacific Palisades, several homes owned by Hollywood stars were lost in a wind-driven fire, which originated behind a house on Piedra Morada Drive. Investigators ruled out lightning as a cause and are examining potential arson or utility line failures. John Lentini, a fire analysis expert, noted that fire investigations focus on determining the origin and cause, but no official arson or utility line issues have been identified yet. Southern California Edison filed a report concerning the Eaton Fire, asserting their equipment was likely not involved. The ongoing fires continue to pose threats in dry conditions, with containment efforts challenged by the landscape.
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Massive bridge project just one month away in downtown Greenville
SUMMARY: The Church Street Bridge in downtown Greenville is set for a $30 million renovation project, starting April 15th, and expected to last until March 2026. The bridge, built in the 1950s, has deteriorated with potholes and rust. The project will expand sidewalks, add new lighting, handrails, and barrier walls. Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction, causing congestion. While residents welcome the improvements, they are concerned about the impact on traffic. City leaders encourage locals to explore alternative routes during construction. Updates are available on the 29bridge.info website.

Massive bridge project just one month away in downtown Greenville
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Kaleidoscope Artisan Collective expands: More space opens doors to creativity to downtown
SUMMARY: Kaleidoscope Artisan Collective, located at 915 Broadway Street in Myrtle Beach, has expanded to a space three times larger than its previous location. This new venue offers more room for local artwork, crafts, workshops, and even yoga classes. The collective emphasizes local talent, providing a unique space for artists to showcase their work. With over 50 artists, it hosts diverse exhibits, including specialized items like kaleidoscopes. The gallery aims to encourage community engagement, inviting visitors to explore the Arts and Innovation District, which features local businesses, restaurants, and events, making it an ideal place for a day out.

This Myrtle Beach art gallery has a new location!
Kaleidoscope Artisan Collective just opened a location on 915 Broadway Street, and it’s three-times bigger than the previous location.
This additional space provides more room for artwork, crafts, workshops and even yoga classes.
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Alligator Road widening project in Florence nears completion after years of construction
SUMMARY: The Alligator Road widening project in Florence is nearing completion after seven years of construction, much to the relief of local residents. Spanning 7.5 miles, the road has been expanded to four lanes, alleviating daily traffic congestion and improving commute times, especially for school buses. The project, part of a six-road initiative funded by a 2006 sales tax, began in 2018 and included a second phase starting in 2021 to address increased traffic from the area’s rapid development. While some minor work remains, the finished project benefits thousands of daily travelers along Alligator Road.

Construction on the widening of Alligator Road in Florence appears finished with just a few touch ups here and there.
The project has been going on for years, and now about seven and a half miles of the road has been widened to four lanes.
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