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Date Added: July 03, 2008 06:44:02 AM

The Education Oversight Committee, the state public-school reform agency, has two new members: Neil Willis of Duncan and Charmeka Bosket of Columbia. Willis, chief executive officer and founder of Cynergi Systems, will be the business sector’s appointee representing the House Education Committee. He succeeds Bob Daniel of Belton. Bosket, director of legislative and political analysis at the S.C. ...

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