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Mauldin Report | January 2017

The Mauldin Report offers stories, updates and reports from each department within the City of Mauldin, South Carolina.

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CULTURAL CENTER SUMMER SERIES<br />

ANNOUNCED (cont.)<br />

with the Railroad Concert Series featuring musicians offering up a heady mix of<br />

bluegrass, Americana and folk (think The Secret Sisters and My Girl My Whiskey and<br />

Me) each Friday night in May. Summer will also feature an expanded Beachin’ Fridays<br />

Series, featuring local bands performing your favorite beach hits.<br />

And of course, it wouldn’t be summer without <strong>Mauldin</strong>’s Downtown Farmer’s Market.<br />

Running every Saturday morning, June through August, the market will feature<br />

delicious produce, fresh baked goods, and crafty wares. And the best part? It’s all<br />

local! Visit www.mauldinculturalcenter.org for more details on upcoming events.<br />

IN THE MEDIA<br />

City and county officials<br />

welcomed the development<br />

of a new, affordable housing<br />

project. The more than 2<br />

acre-lot will be home to<br />

nine buildings, including 18<br />

townhomes. The project,<br />

planned in conjunction<br />

with the Greenville County<br />

Redevelopment Authority<br />

serves as a way to bring a<br />

mixed-income, workingclass<br />

to <strong>Mauldin</strong>.<br />

Greenville News - 12.22<br />

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Appearing in a musical, a<br />

public speaking engagement<br />

and achieving As and Bs at<br />

school are just some of the<br />

highlights of the past year<br />

for Isaiah Custodio, the<br />

<strong>Mauldin</strong> teen who suffered<br />

a rare brain hemorrhage in<br />

September 2015. “Things<br />

are not easy, but they’re still<br />

good,” Isaiah’s mom said.<br />

“We’re thankful he is where<br />

he is.”<br />

Greenville News - 12.17<br />

Wondering what to do with<br />

your Christmas tree now<br />

that the holidays are over?<br />

The City of <strong>Mauldin</strong> is<br />

hosting a tree recycle<br />

program. Simply remove all<br />

decorations, lights, garland<br />

and tinsel and drop your<br />

tree off at Springfield Park.<br />

The City will handle it from<br />

there!<br />

City of <strong>Mauldin</strong>, 1.11

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