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Brosnan Forest

The conservation easement at Brosnan Forest was donated by Norfolk Southern.

The conservation easement at Brosnan Forest was donated by Norfolk Southern.
(Added Oct. 10, 2008)

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Mount Pleasant Billboards

The Town of Mount Pleasant considers electronic billboards.

The Town of Mount Pleasant considers electronic billboards.
(Added Oct. 9, 2008)

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Armed robbery at Kangaroo

At about 8:50 p.m Monday, two men with guns robbed the Kangaroo store at Ashley River and Parsonage roads and made off with about $700, said sheriff's Maj. John Clark. He said no one was hurt.

At about 8:50 p.m Monday, two men with guns robbed the Kangaroo store at Ashley River and Parsonage roads and made off with about $700, said sheriff's Maj. John Clark. He said no one was hurt.
(Added Oct. 8, 2008)

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Coosaw Creek house fire

North Charleston firefighters spent about 15 minutes putting out a fire that started on the bottom floor of this three-story home on Arthur Hills Circle Tuesday afternoon.

North Charleston firefighters spent about 15 minutes putting out a fire that started on the bottom floor of this three-story home on Arthur Hills Circle Tuesday afternoon.
(Added Oct. 7, 2008)

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Burial at Sea

Don Brawley started "Eternal Reefs" ten years ago to incorporate ashes from cremation into a concrete artificial reef for burial at sea. The family is given a flower-filled miniature reproduction to drop into the waves as well.

Don Brawley started "Eternal Reefs" ten years ago to incorporate ashes from cremation into a concrete artificial reef for burial at sea. The family is given a flower-filled miniature reproduction to drop into the waves as well.
(Added Oct. 6, 2008)

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New Charleston Fire Chief

Charleston Mayor Joe Riley introduces Thomas Carr as Charleston's new Fire Chief.

Charleston Mayor Joe Riley introduces Thomas Carr as Charleston's new Fire Chief.
(Added Sept. 29, 2008)

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Children's Fishing Festival

About 100 children and their parents came to the annual Huck Finn Fishing Festival at Colonial Lake in downtown Charleston Saturday. For many it was the first time they dropped a line in the water.

About 100 children and their parents came to the annual Huck Finn Fishing Festival at Colonial Lake in downtown Charleston Saturday. For many it was the first time they dropped a line in the water.
(Added Sept. 28, 2008)

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The Story

In playwright Tracey Scott Wilson's drama "The Story," opening Thursday, Oct. 2 at the College of Charleston's Robinson Theatre, an ambitious black reporter investigates the murder of a white man. Director and professor of theater Joy Vandervort-Cobb explains the issues at work in the play.

In playwright Tracey Scott Wilson's drama "The Story," opening Thursday, Oct. 2 at the College of Charleston's Robinson Theatre, an ambitious black reporter investigates the murder of a white man. Director and professor of theater Joy Vandervort-Cobb explains the issues at work in the play.
(Added Sept. 26, 2008)

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POW

WW II POW Charles Murray talks about life as a former POW in today's world.

WW II POW Charles Murray talks about life as a former POW in today's world.
(Added Sept. 25, 2008)

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Crimefighting tool

North Charleston police learn how to use a new wireless device that will let them check criminal histories, vehicle registrations and other crucial information more quickly. Francine Karp, operations manager with device manufacturer American Law Enforcement Network, trained the officers, and Police Chief Jon Zumalt explains how the gadget will help them.

North Charleston police learn how to use a new wireless device that will let them check criminal histories, vehicle registrations and other crucial information more quickly. Francine Karp, operations manager with device manufacturer American Law Enforcement Network, trained the officers, and Police Chief Jon Zumalt explains how the gadget will help them.
(Added Sept. 25, 2008)

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A deer takes a swim in Colonial Lake

Onlookers watch as police try to corral and tranquilize a deer in Charleston's Colonial Lake on Monday, Sept. 22, 2008. Officers subdued the animal and lassoed it after about three hours.

Onlookers watch as police try to corral and tranquilize a deer in Charleston's Colonial Lake on Monday, Sept. 22, 2008. Officers subdued the animal and lassoed it after about three hours.
(Added Sept. 22, 2008)

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Mayor Harry Hallman

Mount Pleasant Mayor Harry Hallman discusses his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis at his Town Hall office.

Mount Pleasant Mayor Harry Hallman discusses his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis at his Town Hall office.
(Added Sept. 22, 2008)

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David Stahl - music director of the CSO

David Stahl celebrates his 25th year as music director of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra this year. Watch footage of concerts, hear interviews with past and present orchestra members and hear what David thinks of the quarter century of symphony in Charleston.

David Stahl celebrates his 25th year as music director of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra this year. Watch footage of concerts, hear interviews with past and present orchestra members and hear what David thinks of the quarter century of symphony in Charleston.
(Added Sept. 21, 2008)

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Scottish Festival 2008

The 37th annual Charleston Scottish Games and Highland Gathering held at Boone Hall Plantation Saturday, Sept. 22, featured all things Scottish including dancing, drumming, piping and ethnic food. The Scottish Society of Charleston sponsors the annual event. Proceeds are donated to local charities and provide scholarships for Scottish activities.

The 37th annual Charleston Scottish Games and Highland Gathering held at Boone Hall Plantation Saturday, Sept. 22, featured all things Scottish including dancing, drumming, piping and ethnic food. The Scottish Society of Charleston sponsors the annual event. Proceeds are donated to local charities and provide scholarships for Scottish activities.
(Added Sept. 20, 2008)

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Mount Pleasant I'On House Fire

A house on 38 Fernandina St. in Mount Pleasant's I'On subdivision stands heavily damaged after a fire early on Friday, Sept. 19, 2008. A family with children escaped unhurt after a neighbor woke them up.

A house on 38 Fernandina St. in Mount Pleasant's I'On subdivision stands heavily damaged after a fire early on Friday, Sept. 19, 2008. A family with children escaped unhurt after a neighbor woke them up.
(Added Sept. 19, 2008)

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Hospital Construction Noise

Richard Fowler, 80, a resident of The Legends, says the sound of piledriving across U.S. 17 for construction of the new Roper St. Francis Hospital is affecting his quality of life.

Richard Fowler, 80, a resident of The Legends, says the sound of piledriving across U.S. 17 for construction of the new Roper St. Francis Hospital is affecting his quality of life.
(Added Sept. 19, 2008)

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