Good morning. Hard to believe we’re already almost halfway through April. It will be summer before we know it. We continue to hope for the return of some normalcy after living with the COVID-19 Pandemic for over a year now. South Carolina vaccine rollout seems to be going well. So far, 927,654 SC residents have […]
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Good morning. I hope all who celebrated Easter had a wonderful day and were able to enjoy it with your loved ones. Since many of you may be on Spring Break, I’ll try to keep it short today. As I have for a year now, I’ll start with a snapshot of where we are in […]
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Good morning. Spring is in the air (and on your car). Welcome to that time of year. Everything has a yellow haze. Your co-workers are sneezing and coughing, and even though we have had a lot of rain in the past few months, you hope for afternoon showers to wash the pollen away. I’ll start […]
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Good morning. Happy South Carolina Professional Engineers’ Day, and welcome to Spring! I’m sure everyone is looking forward to longer days, milder temperatures, and being able to spend more time outside. A year ago, this time ACEC-SC had closed its HQ, and we were all working from our homes. It seems like it was so […]
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Spring is in the air with these cool mornings and warmer afternoons. Though we are still over two weeks away from the first day of spring, I think everyone is ready for warmer weather, and I think we have reason to be hopeful as spring comes. The Biden administration announced last week that we there […]
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As we all know, we’re in month 11 of living in the COVID-19 Pandemic era. I do not think any of us thought we’d still be living with this disease when we first started hearing about it a year ago. As of February 15, 2021, there have been a total of 27,417,468 confirmed cases in […]
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Good morning. I hope you are all off to a productive week. Tom Brady winning another Super Bowl may be a great sign that we are heading back towards “normal life.” The holiday surge of COVID-19 appears to be behind us. Though we are still seeing positive cases of COVID-19 and people are continuing to […]