SC Ports records strong intermodal and automotive growth, as state attracts new investments
October 21, 2025
SC Ports ended the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 with steady container volumes and strong year-over-year growth for both inland ports and vehicle volumes. The Port of Charleston handled 212,363 TEUs in September, a slight dip below planned volumes as broader trade constrictions are being felt across the industry. Recently expanded Inland Port Greer…
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Governor McMaster proclaims Lights on Afterschool Day in South Carolina
October 21, 2025
State joins national celebration recognizing afterschool programs that keep kids safe, inspire learning, and support working families Governor Henry McMaster has officially proclaimed October 23, 2025, as “Lights On Afterschool Day” in South Carolina, joining thousands of communities across the nation in celebrating the vital role of afterschool programs in helping children learn, grow, and…
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Positions available on Charleston County boards and commissions, residents invited to apply online
October 21, 2025
Charleston County Council has announced vacancies on a range of its boards and commissions, detailed in full below. Residents interested in volunteering to serve on one of these boards or commissions are encouraged to apply online here. Applications will be accepted through close of business on Monday, November 24, 2025. Business License/User Fee Appeals Board One vacancy…
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USC Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing and Palmetto Nuclear Coalition work together to advance nuclear innovation
October 20, 2025
University of South Carolina (USC)’s Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing and Palmetto Nuclear Coalition (PNC) announce a pivotal agreement aimed at transforming South Carolina into a national and global leader in nuclear innovation. This initiative brings together academic excellence and private-sector leadership to build technology and a robust workforce pipeline to drive long-term economic…
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The Blackbaud Giving Fund surpasses $550M in charitable giving in 2024
October 20, 2025
$2.75B in Lifetime Giving The Blackbaud Giving Fund®, a donor-advised fund that brings supporters and nonprofits together to advance the state of giving, announced the disbursement of more than $558.7 million in charitable giving from generous donors across the world in 2024, bringing its lifetime disbursements to $2.75 billion. Through workplace giving programs and peer-to-peer…
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Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation awards $50,000 grant to Lowcountry Food Bank
October 20, 2025
Partnership increases access to nutritious food, provides nutrition education Lowcountry Food Bank has received $50,000 from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation to help nourish neighbors who experience hunger in the 10 coastal counties of South Carolina that Lowcountry Food Bank serves. The “Summers Without Hunger” grant supports community feeding partners as they tackle childhood…
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Cobblestone Land Co. launches to redefine land development services across the Southeast
October 20, 2025
Cobblestone Land Co., a full-service landscape and hardscape development company, formerly Bridgewater Land Services, announced its official launch, bringing a new level of clarity, accountability and craftsmanship to the land services industry. Founded by owner Tim Askins, the group delivers turnkey solutions for developers, construction managers and landscape architects across South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia…
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Holiday Market at the Daniel Island Recreation Center set for November 8, 2025 from 10am-4pm
October 17, 2025
The 5th Annual Holiday Market will be held November 8, 2025, 10am – 4pm, Daniel Island Recreation Center, 160 Fairbanks Drive, Daniel Island, free entry, plenty of free parking This 5th Annual Holiday Market will be the largest gathering of vendors ever! Because of our website: www.diholidaymarket.com and Instagram account: @diholidaymarket, many new vendors have…
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Charleston County invites public to share priorities for future transportation investments
October 17, 2025
Online survey is available for community input As part of its new Transportation Sales Tax (TST) planning process, Charleston County has launched an online public input form to gather ideas and feedback from community members that will help shape the future of transportation throughout the region. The survey, available now at charlestontransportation.com, asks residents to share…
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ABA Automotive establishes Charleston County operations
October 17, 2025
$400,000 investment and three new jobs ABA Automotive, a leading global manufacturer of high-quality belt tensioners and idler pulleys based in Turkey, announced it is establishing its first U.S. operations in Charleston County. The company’s new regional hub represents a $400,000 capital investment and is expected to create three new jobs within the first year. …
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CCSD awarded grant to address opioid crisis
October 17, 2025
Charleston County School District (CCSD) staff members are committed to serving students in every capacity, including matters related to substance abuse. Now, CCSD has additional resources to support its efforts; the Public School Districts’ Opioid Recovery Trust (PSDORT) has awarded Charleston County School District (CCSD) a grant of nearly $500,000 to fund programs designed to…
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City of Charleston continues series of meetings on 2026 transportation sales tax referendum
October 17, 2025
The City of Charleston held the first in a series of meetings last night to discuss the proposed 2026 Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax Referendum and begin identifying the city’s priority projects for inclusion. During Tuesday’s Traffic and Transportation Committee meeting, Mayor William Cogswell and City Councilmembers focused on Johns Island and James Island roadway…
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Humanly acquires Sprockets, Qualifi, and HourWork to build end-to-end AI hiring platform
October 16, 2025
Humanly has announced the acquisitions of Sprockets, Qualifi, and HourWork, uniting three category leaders to create a true end-to-end conversational AI hiring platform. SC based SCRA/SC Launch and Venture South are both investors in Mount Pleasant-based Sprockets. The combined platform will serve Fortune 500 enterprises, mid-market, and high-growth companies, offering one seamless system to source,…
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Lane closure notice tonight due to Ashley River bridge construction
October 16, 2025
The City of Charleston, in collaboration with the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and Mastec-Civil, will be placing nighttime lane closures in effect for Ashley River Crossing bridge construction. MasTec will close US 17 Northbound, beginning near the intersection of Albemarle Road, continuing approximately .5 miles north, and ending near the exit ramp to…
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Google announces new $9B investment in South Carolina through 2027
October 16, 2025Funding supports Cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, as well as workforce development programs On October 13, Google announced a new, two-year $9 billion investment in South Carolina (2026-2027). Google’s $9 billion investment in South Carolina will expand the company’s cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure presence in the state and support local workforce development…
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Airport coalition holds informational session for small business owners
October 16, 2025
The South Carolina Airports Coalition hosted, on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, its 2025 Fly-In for Small Business Enterprises, Disadvantaged Business Enterprises, Women-owned, and Veteran-owned businesses. The event took place at the Hilton Garden Inn -Airport Hotel in North Charleston. The Fly-In provides business owners with the information needed to compete for airport contracts in various…
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Charleston construction leaders celebrate record success of Hard Hats with Heart campaign
October 16, 2025
More than 50 companies participated, helping raise over $260,000 for heart health The American Heart Association, a relentless force changing the future of health for everyone, everywhere, proudly celebrates the success of the 2025 Charleston Hard Hats with Heart campaign. With support from more than 50 sponsor companies, this year’s campaign raised over $260,000 – its most successful…
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SCETV highlights coastal flooding in new episode of “IMPACT South Carolina” and live taping of “Palmetto Perspectives”
October 16, 2025
South Carolina ETV (SCETV) announced the premiere of a new episode of IMPACT South Carolina as well as an opportunity for the public to attend a live taping of Palmetto Perspectives on Oct. 23. The public is invited to screen the IMPACT South Carolina episode titled “Flood Stage: Sea Level Rise in Charleston,” followed by a live taping of the…
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The Dejected, Rejected Playwright
October 15, 2025
By Tom Poland May 2011. Jennifer’s email cut to the chase “We want you to write a play for Georgia’s Official Folk Life Play, Swamp Gravy.” “Me, write a play,” I replied. “I don’t even go to plays.” “That’s okay. We love how you write about the rural South.” “I wouldn’t know where to…
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Afaxys healthcare company announces Christian Bloomgren as new President, CEO
October 15, 2025
Afaxys, Inc., a Public Benefit Corporation and first-of-its kind socially conscious healthcare company focused on serving public health professionals and their patients, announced the retirement of Ronda Dean, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) & Co-Founder effective January 2, 2026. At that time, Christian Bloomgren, current President & Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), will assume the role of…
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SC Chamber, SCMA announce merger during statehouse celebration
October 14, 2025
The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance (SCMA) and the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce announced, on October 14, 2025, the formation of a new advocacy organization, formally combining entities, resources and leadership effective January 1, 2026. The new organization – South Carolina Manufacturers and Commerce (SCMC) – will be one of the largest and most powerful advocacy organizations in the…
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The 36th annual Holiday Festival of Lights will open on November 14 at James Island County Park
October 14, 2025
Let your heart be light – this year’s Holiday Festival of Lights is almost here! James Island County Park’s beloved light show opens on Nov. 14, and will remain open nightly 5:30 – 10 p.m. through Dec. 31, 2025. More than five million people have toured the Holiday Festival of Lights since it opened in…
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Santee Cooper has announced the 2025–2026 ENVOY class
October 14, 2025
Santee Cooper has selected 13 participants for the 2025-2026 ENVOY class, an outreach and education program that offers a comprehensive, behind-the-scenes look at the organization’s operations and responsibilities across South Carolina. Designed to deepen the understanding of the utility’s work and its impact, ENVOY brings together a select group of community leaders, decision-makers and stakeholders…
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South Carolina among the US porch piracy hotspots, according to new study
October 14, 2025
Parcel theft has become a common cause of concern worldwide. Thieves steal online packages from doorsteps, especially around busy periods like Black Friday and the Holiday season. To discover trends relating to package theft, a new study conducted by Compare the Market AU has revealed the US states with the highest rates of ‘porch piracy’. By comparing…
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Board of Trustees adopts bylaws to establish the CCSD Education Foundation
October 14, 2025At a Special Called meeting on October 1, the Charleston County School District (CCSD) Board of Trustees unanimously voted to adopt the bylaws of the new Charleston County School District Education Foundation. The bylaws, adopted as amended, formally establish the Foundation as an independent philanthropic initiative dedicated to strengthening public education through community partnerships and…
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CCSD’s Heather Studer has been selected for the Leadership Charleston Class of 2026
October 14, 2025
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce has announced the members of the Leadership Charleston Class of 2026, marking the 53rd year of the region’s premier leadership development program. Among the distinguished class of over 70 professionals is Heather Studer, Director of Planning and Facility Use for Charleston County School District (CCSD). For more than five…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis invites teachers to register for “Dear Mr. Treasurer” classroom activity
October 14, 2025
Attention 3rd, 4th and 5th grade teachers! South Carolina State Treasurer Curtis Loftis is inviting teachers across the Palmetto State to take part in a fun and educational activity designed to spark student creativity and promote lifelong financial literacy skills. Sponsored by the Future Scholar 529 College Savings Plan, the Dear Mr. Treasurer classroom activity…
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Wentworth Mansion® unveils The Woodhouse Spa at Wentworth
October 14, 2025
A new luxury spa experience in Charleston’s most iconic historic hotel The iconic Wentworth Mansion®, celebrated as one of Charleston’s most distinguished historic hotels, has announced the opening of The Woodhouse Spa at Wentworth — an elegant new sanctuary of wellness and relaxation in the heart of downtown Charleston. Blending the timeless charm of the…
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Select SCEDA members earn coveted statewide economic developer certification
October 14, 2025The South Carolina Economic Developers’ Association (SCEDA) announced that nine members have recently earned credentials as South Carolina Certified Economic Developers (SCCED). The newly certified statewide economic developers were recognized on October 10 during the MidYear Members Meeting. The nine members come from a variety of backgrounds and industries across the state: Tony Allen, Business…
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Charleston County Coroner’s Office receives international reaccreditation, achieves 100 percent compliance with all standards
October 14, 2025
The Charleston County Coroner’s Office is proud to announce that it has been reaccredited by the International Association of Coroners & Medical Examiners (IACME), reaffirming that its operating policies, procedures, and practices are within the international guidelines. In IACME’s notification, Executive Director John Fudenberg wrote in part, “The Accreditation Auditors made it clear the Charleston County Coroner’s…
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Lowcountry Land Trust honors late Sam Carlton with room dedication in new Center for Conservation
October 14, 2025
Celebrating the Legacy of Beloved Board Member and Forester with a Gathering Space for Connection, Collaboration, and Conservation Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to preserving Lowcountry landscapes and waterways for current and future generations, announced the dedication of The Sam Carlton Room at the organization’s new permanent home, the Lowcountry Center for Conservation. A…
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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition announces 44th annual showcase
October 13, 2025
SEWE will take place February 13-15, featuring animal demonstrations, acclaimed wildlife art, artisan exhibitors, outdoor experiences and more The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit celebrating wildlife and the great outdoors through fine art, live entertainment and special events, will host its 44th annual showcase in downtown Charleston from February 13-15, 2026. A cornerstone…
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Astral Development’s plans progress to develop a mixed-use multi-family project at the intersections of Bull Street and Elmwood Avenue in Columbia, S.C.
October 13, 2025
Astral Development and Steady Capital’s plans progress to develop a 483,106 square-foot mixed-use multi-family project set to transform one of Columbia, South Carolina’s most visible downtown intersections at the corner of Bull Street and Elmwood Avenue. Astral Development assembled eight adjacent properties, totaling approximately 2.06 aces, and will develop a 288-unit Class A apartment project…
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LawLens celebrates official public launch, surpasses 23,000 searches
October 10, 2025
LawLens, a South Carolina–based legal technology platform, announced its official public launch this October, reporting more than 23,000 searches since its initial rollout in January 2025. The platform is now used daily by judges, prosecutors, public defenders, law enforcement officers and private attorneys across South Carolina to quickly reference state statutes, sentencing ranges and rules…
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Keel expanding Charleston County operations
October 9, 2025
Keel, a defense manufacturer, is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s $67 million investment will create 170 new jobs at Keel’s Yonges Island shipyard. Headquartered in Ladson, Keel is an advanced manufacturer of submarine modules and components, aircraft carrier components, and other complex structures for the U.S. Navy and broader defense industry. Located at…
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Southern Exposure—The Fly Swatter
October 9, 2025
By Tom Poland Grandmothers’ Weapon Of Choice The New Oxford American Dictionary defines “fly swatter” as “an implement used for swatting insects, typically a square of plastic mesh attached to a wire handle.” I beg to differ. An honest-to-goodness fly swatter is made of screen-wire. Both my grandmothers wielded those instruments of doom with…
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Lowcountry Land Trust protects gateway to McClellanville
October 9, 2025
Scenic entrance, iconic live oaks, and new public green space protected for future generations Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to preserving Lowcountry landscapes and waterways for current and future generations, is proud to announce the permanent protection of a key landmark property at the gateway to McClellanville. In partnership with the Town of McClellanville,…
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Colliers Report: South Carolina Retail Market Q2 2025
October 9, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina Market Report Retail market shows signs of easing after breakneck pace Market Highlights After several years of robust demand and consistently low vacancy, retail markets across South Carolina began to show modest signs of softening as leasing slowed and larger vacancies opened by bankruptcies in prior quarters were slower to backfill.…
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Colliers Report: Charleston Office Market Q3 2025
October 9, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina Market Report New-to-market demand resets top-end rates as rebound continues Market Highlights Charleston’s office market continues its steady recovery, led by strong demand for Class A and B spaces. The market’s newest downtown delivery at Morrison Yard is commanding asking rents of $70.00/SF for furnished space, underscoring the premium placed on…
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Charleston Legal Access Executive Director Lana Kleiman to step down after seven years of leadership
October 9, 2025
After seven years of dedicated service, Charleston Legal Access (CLA) Executive Director Lana Kleiman has announced she will step down in the coming months to spend time with family and pursue new opportunities. During her tenure, Kleiman guided the nonprofit through a period of significant growth, expanding access to affordable legal services for low-income and…
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Charleston Promise Neighborhood welcomes Katie Hyslop as new Director of Development and Marketing
October 9, 2025
Charleston Promise Neighborhood (CPN) has announced the appointment of Katie Hyslop as its new Director of Development and Marketing. Hyslop brings nearly a decade of experience in strategy consulting, leadership, and event management, along with a strong commitment to expanding opportunities for children and families in the Charleston community. As founder and managing partner of…
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Introducing Emelyn Talento, Land Trust Alliance Fellow
October 9, 2025
Lowcountry Land Trust introduces Emelyn Talento, Land Trust Alliance Fellow and Community Lands Associate. Emelyn joins the Lowcountry Land Trust team thanks to a year-long fellowship through the Land Trust Alliance’s 2025 Scholars for Conservation Leadership Program. This nation-wide, competitive fellowship is designed to expand students’ opportunities to pursue careers in conservation, emphasizing an equitable…
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21 Liberty Fellowship graduates commit to increase impact & advance civil discourse
October 9, 2025The Liberty Fellowship Class of 2025 has completed a values-based 18-month leadership program and made a lifetime commitment to use their creativity, energy, and resources to tackle the most urgent social issues in South Carolina. These Fellows join a global network of more than 4,000 leaders from 60 countries, with more than 300 of these…
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Sustain SC and the Shi Institute at Furman University welcome the 2026 class of SLI fellows
October 9, 2025
Sustain SC in partnership with The Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities at Furman University announced the 2026 class of the Sustainability Leadership Initiative (SLI). Now entering its fifth year, SLI is a collaborative effort between Furman University’s Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities and Sustain SC. The 2026 cohort brings together a diverse group of leaders…
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Autumn Leaves: an evening with Chad LB – Charleston Jazz Orchestra
October 9, 2025
Every once in a while, a performance comes along that reminds you why you fell in love with music in the first place. On Saturday, October 18, the Charleston Jazz Orchestra joins forces with saxophone phenomenon Chad LB for an evening of heart-stirring melodies and jaw-dropping solos that will leave you breathless. Feel the warmth of Autumn Leaves, the fire of…
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City of Charleston hosts public engagement meeting on preliminary design ideas for WL Stephens Aquatic Center
October 9, 2025The City of Charleston will host a public engagement meeting to gather community feedback on design ideas for the WL Stephens Aquatic Center facility improvements. WHAT: Public meeting to share and discuss preliminary design ideas for upgrades to the WL Stephens Aquatic Center. Attendees will hear from city officials and the design team and will…
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Berkeley County to hold 2025 delinquent tax sale October 27
October 9, 2025
Registration opens October 9 Berkeley County will hold its annual Delinquent Tax Sale on Monday, October 27, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. inside the Azalea Ballroom at the Lowcountry Conference Center in Nexton, located at 406 Sigma Drive in Summerville. Online bidding will also be available during this time. If additional days are needed, the Tax Sale will…
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Charleston Housing Authority project at 275 Huger Street gains final approval
October 9, 2025The Charleston Housing Authority (CHA) has received final approval from the City of Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review (BAR) for the redevelopment of 275 Huger Street, advancing a key affordable housing project on the peninsula. The approved plans call for replacing an aging 12-unit structure with a new, 77-unit affordable housing community designed to reflect…
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City of Charleston Recreation winter youth sports registration now open
October 9, 2025The City of Charleston is announcing that Winter Youth Sports registration is now open! Families can sign up their children for a variety of sports including flag football, basketball, soccer, and more, keeping kids active, engaged, and having fun this season. Key Details: Registration Deadline: Friday, October 18, 2025 Sports Offered: Flag football, basketball, soccer, and additional…
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Flock and Rally’s CEO, Merritt McNeely, named as a 2025 Most Influential Leader
October 8, 2025
Flock and Rally, a women-owned, full-service communications and marketing agency based in Columbia, South Carolina, is celebrating two major recognitions: CEO Merritt McNeely has been named to the 2025 list of Most Influential Leaders, and the firm has been recognized as a 2025 Empowering Women award honoree. The Most Influential Leaders award honors leaders across…
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