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COLUMBIA — Gov. Mark Sanford called on South Carolinians Monday to let their federal elected officials know where they stand on bailout plans.
The Republican governor criticized the way Congress has handled oversight of the recently passed bailout bill and other decisions to inject government money into the economy. Sanford said it people who play by [...]

Earthquake Awareness Week Comes to an End

1. Only Charleston has had earthquakes in South Carolina.
2. The best thing to do when you are in a vehicle during an earthquake is     stop your vehicle in a clear area.
3. Earthquakes in South Carolina only occur in the summer.
4. Scientists use magnitude and intensity to measure the size
of earthquakes.
5. Securing items overhead in your [...]

Poplar Grove plans Bike Tour

The Poplar Grove Pedal Tour will be held Nov. 16 in the neighborhood off Davison Road -  West of the Ashley. Lunch will be at 1 p.m. and the biking 2-4 p.m.

Joint venture in N. Charleston could create 6,000 jobs

A commercial development described as the largest in the state’s history is coming to North Charleston, according to a news release from Mayor Keith Summey’s office Monday morning.
The joint venture between The Weiser Companies and Weber USA is supposed to be triple the size of the Centre Pointe Development; the mayor’s office said that development [...]

More Coal to pass through Charleston

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina health officials have approved an energy company’s request to increase the amount of coal that passes through Charleston.
The state Department of Health and Environmental Control announced on Friday it had approved the request from Kinder Morgan Energy Partners.
The Post & Courier of Charleston reports that the approval came after [...]

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