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GOOD news! If you no longer have a BlackBerry and would still like to receive news links, you can now join the South Coast Herald on WhatsApp.
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- You won’t receive messages from other community members due to the connection.
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- We may experience a high volume of sign-ups to the service, therefore you may not be added immediately (it may take a few hours).
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- Unsubscribing from the service is as easy as deleting our number from your cell phone’s contact list.
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