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Top NewsSevere weather on the Grand Strand for the third straight day has already caused flooding and power outages.
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Festivalgoers can expect more selected vendors, Top 40s and blues music in addition to beach music and local seafood at this weekend’s Blue Crab Festival, which almost didn’t happen this year.
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Festivalgoers can expect more selected vendors, Top 40s and blues music in addition to beach music and local seafood at this weekend’s Blue Crab Festival, which almost didn’t happen this year.
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