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Woman protects 146 acres bought by grandparents in 1940s from development

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Alice Smith has placed her family's 146-acre property in South Carolina under a conservation easement, fulfilling a promise to her mother. Her grandparents bought the land in the 1940s. Along with another family, she has permanently restricted development on more than 250 acres through Upstate Forever.

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Woman protects 146 acres bought by grandparents in 1940s from development
TOI WORLD DESK · 11/9/2026, 6:31:54 AM
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