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    Georgetown report traces Islamophobia through four American families▼Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in America✉newsWarTerrorism29 min ago

    Georgetown University has released 'Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in America', a report examining anti-Muslim prejudice in the United States through the experiences of four families. The study frames individual stories within a broader documented rise in Islamophobia, adding to ongoing debate about hate crimes, discrimination and the treatment of Muslim communities in America.

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    Murrells Inlet dredging could boost economy, county weighs environmental cost▼Murrells Inlet dredging could provide an economic boost, but county wants to know environmental cost✉newsEnvironment2 d ago

    Georgetown County is weighing a dredging project at Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, that could deliver an economic boost by improving navigation for boats and supporting tourism and fishing. Officials say they first want a full picture of the environmental consequences, including effects on wetlands and marine habitats, before committing to the work.

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    New Georgetown solar farm fully operational amid debate▼New solar farm project in Georgetown is now fully operational but sparks debate✉newsEnvironmentEnergyjust now

    A new solar farm project in Georgetown has been completed and is now fully operational, according to CoastTV. The facility's launch has sparked debate in the community, though the specifics of the objections and support have not been detailed in early coverage.

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    gFiber breaks ground in Georgetown, targets 2027 service launch●gFiber breaks ground in Georgetown, plans 2027 service launch✉newsTechnologyInternet13 h ago

    Google Fiber's gFiber has broken ground on its network buildout in Georgetown, with plans to begin offering service in 2027. The announcement marks the start of construction for high-speed fiber internet in the area. Coverage so far is limited to the groundbreaking news, and reactions are minimal, with the story circulating mainly in local news outlets.