GreatGrandparents for Autism Advocacy. SC. Columbia
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We, ''2oldies'' are the Great Grandparents for Autism Advocacy, ggPaa. Just because we are Great Grandparents doesn't mean this is for grandparents Only-NO WAY!
We are eagar to get Everyone signed up and ''On-Board'' this Free and Open Info and Discussion Group. We would like to have students, parents, families, relatives, friends, neighbors, teachers, clergy and local officials join us to promote understanding and acceptance feelings in ALL Neighborhoods.
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Columbia Neighborhood Leash Law
So I know within City limits there is an ordinance for a leash law that states your dog has to be on a leash at all times. Especially in places like parks. Does this law apply to neighborhoods...
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Started: November 2nd 2016Replies: 0
POOL PROBLEMS
The board needs your help. The pool belongs to you. We have had someone to break the gate catch so we have had to put a chain on the gate for now to lock it. Please be on the lookout for those who...
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Started: June 27th 2007Replies: 3
taxes & water foes
I will be moving into Longlea soon and I'm worried over High water bills, I just read the article and was unaware of this could someone tell me what they pay....also what are the taxes?? thanks lisa
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Started: August 28th 2005Replies: 3
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