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Crossing guard who died after being hit honored in Spartanburg
It s part of an effort to make the area safer for children Share Updated: 12:07 AM EST Jan 26, 2021
It s part of an effort to make the area safer for children Share Updated: 12:07 AM EST Jan 26, 2021
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Show Transcript APPROVAL OF PRESIDENT BIDEN’S $1.9 TRILLION CORONAVIRUS RELIEF PACKAGE. SHE WAS A CROSSING GUARD WHO DIED AFTER BEING HIT BY A CAR. HER MEMORY WAS HONORED TONIGHT IN SPARTANBURG. OUR NOLAN BLAIR EXPLAINS HOW IT S ALSO AN EFFORT TO MAKE THE AREA SAFER FOR CHILDREN. NOLAN? NOLAN: CAROL. AN ENTRANCE INTO JESSE BOYD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILL BE CALLED MS. EMMA TAYLOR WAY. IT WILL BE NEAR A NEW CROSSWALK AND A NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL. WE CRY, I MEAN WE CRY, BECAUSE I WOKE UP THAT MORNING AND SHE WAS GOING OUT THE DOOR TO CROSS THESE KIDS TO SCHOOL TO DO WHAT SHE LOVED TO DO. NOLAN: EMMA TAYLOR S DAUGHTER ROBIN ROBINSON WON T EVER FORGET OCTOBER 30TH 2018.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WYFF) - A crossing guard who died after being hit by a car is being honored in Spartanburg. Itâs part of an effort to make the area safer for children.
Crossing guard Emma Taylor, 73, was hit about 7:30 a.m. on Oct. 30, 2018, in front of Jesse Boyd Elementary School on Fernwood Glendale Road. Taylor died Nov. 7.
âWe cry, I mean we cry because I woke up that morning and she was going out the door to cross these kids to school, to do what she loved to do,â said Robin Robinson, Taylorâs daughter.
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The 1,100 cases are more than triple the estimated 350 cases reported during October for the first nine weeks.
The increase in cases is being reported at the same time as the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control reported on Tuesday that there were 210 new confirmed COVID -19 cases in Spartanburg County. Since the start of the pandemic, the county has had a total of 14,668 cases and 301 deaths.
To help school districts bring students back into the classroom full time and in a safe manner in January, the S.C. Department of Education announced Monday its plans to provide additional funding to all public school districts to support the reopening efforts. The SCDE promised an additional $84.3 million from the Coronavirus Relief Fund to be used to reimburse expenses incurred since July 1, and t
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