Norman Ekes out Victory Volunteers and Campaign Workers Republicans Hold 5Th Congressional District Seat Tuesday Night After Most of by JIM HILLEY Base in York County

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Norman Ekes out Victory Volunteers and Campaign Workers Republicans Hold 5Th Congressional District Seat Tuesday Night After Most of by JIM HILLEY Base in York County IN SPORTS: Was the Erin Hills golf course too easy for the 2017 U.S. Open? B1 PANORAMA Celebrate Nursing Assistants Week through June 22 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2017 | Serving South Carolina since October 15, 1894 $1.00 C1 Archie Parnell, with his wife, Sarah, at his side, addressed Norman ekes out victory volunteers and campaign workers Republicans hold 5th Congressional District seat Tuesday night after most of BY JIM HILLEY base in York County. much smaller margin than ex- the election [email protected] “I am very happy that we pected. With 11 of 12 counties results were in. ran a very honest, factual reporting, Norman led Parnell In the race for South Caro- campaign,” Parnell said Tues- 51.2 to 47.8 percent. RICK CARPENTER / lina’s 5th Congressional Dis- day night. “I am very proud of “It’s an incredible journey THE SUMTER ITEM trict, Democrat Archie Par- that and humbled by the peo- that we’ve had and I wouldn’t nell of Sumter ran a strong ple who volunteered and work give up a second of it,” Par- race against Republican can- so hard to help us do what we nell said. “Close only counts didate Ralph Norman of Rock did.” in horseshoes and, at the mo- Hill in what has been a reli- Former state representative ment, I feel like we lost, that’s ably red district, but couldn’t Ralph Norman was able to overcome Norman’s strong win the election, but by a SEE ELECTION, PAGE A5 Downtown Farmers Market going strong SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT Committee to recommend new purchasing policies to board BY BRUCE MILLS [email protected] In an effort to further improve the transparency of purchase processes, Sumter School District Board of Trust- ees’ finance committee has unanimously passed a list of recommendations for the full board to consider implementing as district policy. The school board’s advisory finance committee made those procurement poli- cy recommendations Tuesday at its monthly meeting at the district office. Specifically, the recommendations or suggestions were made by board member and finance committee Chairman Johnny Hilton and were supported by the other committee members in attendance. Now, Hilton will present the list to the CAITLAN WALZER / THE SUMTER ITEM full board for consideration ABOVE: Every Saturday, from 8:30 HILTON as new district policies at its a.m. to 12:30 p.m., the Downtown next meeting Aug. 14. Sumter Farmers Market takes The committee’s recom- place in the parking lot next to mendations come after an audit of pur- the Subway on East Liberty chase processes in December found the Street. district didn’t follow its own procure- ment policy, according to an independent RIGHT: Peaches and squash are accountant’s report. just two of the many varieties of The full board discussed the procure- produce and other products ment audit findings at its Feb. 27 meeting. available from local farmers at Superintendent Frank Baker said at the the Market. time the district had put corrective ac- tions in place for all the audit’s findings FAR RIGHT: Jenna Peebles with and notified the auditor, Robin Poston. Dorr Farms in Gable scoops fresh The audit findings from December in- produce for customers. cluded a sole-source procurement that lacked adequate documentation for justi- fication. Other findings of purchasing vi- olations included inappropriately using “emergency procurement” procedures for purchases that should have not been considered emergencies and mismanage- ment of purchase order processes, among other items. SEE DISTRICT, PAGE A5 City finalizes fiscal 2018 budget, sets new waste collection, other fees BY JIM HILLEY rates, delinquency processing resolution committing the Crossing Phase 4, Section 2, plicant, Sumter Real Estate [email protected] fees and tempering fees was City to match more than development was accepted 4-0, Holdings LLC. also approved, as well as an or- $500,000 in Community Devel- with Councilman Robert Communications and Tour- Sumter City Council met dinance to set stormwater fees. opment Block Grant funds to Galiano Jr., abstaining. ism Director Shelley Kile told Tuesday and passed the final A procurement resolution construct a pump station and An annexation request for the Council the City will hold reading of its budget for fiscal awarding a contract for a a pressurized line to transport 4.83 acres at 2600 Broad Street an event for the solar eclipse year 2018. sewer replacement project on wastewater from the Mayes- was approved on first reading. on Aug. 21 at Dillon Park The Council also approved South Sumter Street was ville Wastewater Treatment The land is part of the Sumter which will include vendors the final reading of an ordi- awarded to B&B Construction Plant to the Pocotaligo WTP. Nissan automobile dealership. and activities and will also nance that sets rates for solid for a total of $103,435. B& B Assistant City Manager Al The owner is planning to re- sponsor Salute From the waste collection fees, planning was the low bidder of the Harris said he is confident the develop the site with a Shore, a Fourth of July event and zoning fees and building project, which includes reha- City can use other grant 21,169-square foot Nissan deal- in which F-16s from Shaw Air department fees. bilitation and repair of about sources for the match. ership. The dealership would Force Base will fly along the The final reading of an ordi- 850 feet of sewer line. A maintenance guarantee require City water and sewer nance to set water and sewer The Council also passed a for 26 lots in the Hunters services, according to the ap- SEE CITY, PAGE A5 VISIT US ONLINE AT CONTACT US DEATHS, B5 WEATHER, A8 INSIDE Information: 774-1200 John B. Raffield III COOLER AND RAINY 3 SECTIONS, 18 PAGES the .com Advertising: 774-1246 Sarah Jones Jones Shower or thunderstorm VOL. 122, NO. 178 Classifieds: 774-1200 Jean W. Johnson in spots today, much cooler; Classifieds B6 Delivery: 774-1258 Dorothy H. Rucker News and Sports: 774-1226 tonight, cloudy and humid. Comics C2 Barbara H. Goldson HIGH 82, LOW 70 Opinion A7 Mary J. Justice Television C3 James L. Justice A2 | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2017 THE SUMTER ITEM Call: (803) 774-1226 | E-mail: [email protected] Shaw prepares with stuffed animals Army Corps BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS approves DESTINEE SWEENEY 20th Fighter Wing Public Affairs permit for new SHAW AIR FORCE BASE — The Shaw Veterinary Treatment Facility staff S.C. interstate hosted “Operation Repair the Bear” here — a training THE ASSOCIATED PRESS session with soldiers from Fort Jackson and Joint Base COLUMBIA — A decades- Charleston on June 1 to help long proposal to build a four- their deployed capabilities. lane, nonstop path to the heart During the operation, Capt. of South Carolina’s tourism Katherine Weber, Shaw VTF industry has cleared a major officer in charge, and Spc. hurdle, but funding remains Brigette Duncan, Shaw VTF questionable. animal care specialist, taught South Carolina Congressman veterinary food inspection Tom Rice announced Tuesday specialists suture skills using that the Army Corps of Engi- stuffed bears as well as neers has issued a permit al- scrubbing skills and how to lowing construction of Inter- don gloves and surgical state 73 to the Grand Strand. gowns while maintaining a Rice said “we still have a sterile environment. ways to go, but we’re closer “(The bears are) actually a U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS DESTINEE SWEENEY than ever.” great, tangible thing,” Weber Soldiers assigned to the Fort Jackson Veterinary Treatment Facility perform sterilized glove training The permit covers the entire said. “Stuffed animals move, at the Shaw Air Force Base VTF on June 1. The soldiers gathered at Shaw from various posts around 80-mile stretch to the North they’re not hard and rigid. the state to learn the basic medical skills they need to assist veterinarians while deployed, such as Carolina border. But propo- The same is true when maintaining a sterile environment. nents focus on the 42-mile you’re working on an ani- southern section linking Inter- mal: skin moves when sometimes face hazardous state 95 to the Conway Bypass. you’re manipulating it.” conditions while providing Providing that long-sought in- The soldiers practiced explosives and narcotics de- terstate access is expected to their new skills on the tection as well as patrol duty. cost more than $1 billion. stuffed “patients” dropped “The noses of these dogs Supporters promise the fund- off by Shaw families and the are more powerful than any ing won’t come from state taxes. Fort Jackson VTF. The bears equipment the military can The announcement comes 35 were later picked up by their come up with and save many, years after Congress required families fixed of any tears. many lives— especially when studying a new highway to While deployed and at deployed,” Weber said. They Myrtle Beach. home, VTF staff are primari- have to remain happy and ly responsible for the health healthy to guarantee the of military working dogs, sup- safety of the service mem- porting all military branches; bers they are protecting. however, not all enlisted sol- Because the bears have STATE BRIEF diers assigned to a deployed minor similarities to real an- FROM WIRE REPORTS VTF are animal care special- imals, the training offered A stuffed bear lays on a table before being sutured at the Shaw Air ists at home — a gap the staff soldiers a less-stressful Shots fired into 7 homes Force Base Veterinary Treatment Facility on June 1. aimed to bridge through “Op- learning environment to in small town eration Repair the Bear.” practice techniques.
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