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Students ask City Council to change laws against skateboarding
There are laws against skateboarding on the crowded, narrow streets of downtown because the city said it's too dangerous for skaters to share the road with cars.
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State asking for solutions for I-526 congestion
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - The state Transportation Department is asking the public about how best to ease congestion on one of the state's busiest interstates - I-526 between NorthCharleston and the West Ashley area of Charleston.
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Alcoa plant manager tells News 2 they are serious about closing plant if an electric rate deal can not be reached
Alcoa shows a 900 million dollar economic impact to the state of South Carolina.
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The (Charleston) Post and Courier: European trip a sound investment
The Sept. 4 Post and Courier article about the June trade and economic development meetings I attended in Europe painted a grossly inaccurate picture. Here are some things your readers should know.
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Charleston County moves to OPCON 3 at 3pm for Hurricane Irene
Charletson, SC - Charleston County Government participated in a conference call Tuesday, Aug. 23 regarding Hurricane Irene.
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Charleston urged to consider electric buses
CHARLESTON, S.C. - A transportation official says the Charleston area should consider putting electric public buses on the road like those manufactured by Proterra Inc. of Greenville.
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Junior Girls Day Out Community Project has Lowcountry girls on the move
Hundreds of Lowcountry girls are participating in a program that has serious girl power, the Junior Girls Day Out Community Project.
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Police: Ravenel man charged, dead dog found on property
A Ravenel man is charged after a dead dog is found on his property and 14 others are found in unsanitary living conditions.
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2 Your Health:Heat wave pose dangers for senior citizens
The risk of heat-related illnesses, such as heat stroke and heat exhaustion, increases with age, experts at the U.S. National Institute on Aging warn.
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Carolina Youth Development Center Receives $10,000 Grant
A grant from the CSX Corporation provides opportunity for life-changing career exploration and training for abused and neglected children
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Dorchester District 2 joins others in outsourcing school bus system
Durham will provide two new buses to the district's fleet of 162.
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Bus company shut down after I-95 crash kills 4
Federal regulators shut down a North Carolina bus company hours after four people died and more than 50 were injured in an early morning crash Tuesday on Interstate 95 in Caroline County.
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SC Senate Adds $12 Million to Budget to Buy New School Buses
An amendment adopted by the South Carolina Senate would spend more than $12 million on new school buses next year.
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N. Charleston takes Mount Pleasant palmetto trees
Mount Pleasant must remove some palmetto trees to make room to widen one of its busiest highways.
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Charleston County says "no" to I-526 completion
Charleston County Council has unanimously voted against completing the Interstate 526 expressway through Charleston's western suburbs
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Ceremony this morning for new 437th Airlift Wing Commander
Col. Erik Hansen will replace Col. John Wood in a ceremony Tuesday at the Joint Air Base in Charleston.
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Summerville woman tries to rescue uncle from Japan
Dena Cordes is trying to help her uncle, a decorated WWII veteran, evacuate from Tokyo, Japan.
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Summerville man convicted in major nationwide drug cartel case
There has been another conviction in the La Familia Cartel case. Francisco Serrano of Summerville was convicted on Monday for conspiracy to distribute more than 5 kilograms of cocaine, more than 50 grams of methamphetamine and more than 500 grams of a substance containing methamphetamine.
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Report: SC budget cuts hurt rape victims, children
A new report says South Carolina's budget cuts are delaying help for rape victims and stalling the state's ability to respond to child protection complaints.
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Snow costing SCDOT millions in road repairs
Whenever snow falls from the sky, Jason Allison likely doesn’t get to appreciate the beauty of it. He’s too busy trying to figure out how the state’s going to pay for it.
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Berkeley County Middle College accepting applications for 2011-12 school year
The Berkeley County Middle College High School (BMC) is currently accepting applications for the 2011-2012 school year.
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President, Vice President and cabinet to tour the country to highlight vision
President, Vice President and other administration officials to tour country to highlight vision for the future.
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Experienced drivers in the snow give tips
Weather experts say the icy conditions have a good chance of impacting the roads.
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Shipping company announces new operations in Charleston
An international shipping company is bringing operations, money and jobs to Charelston county.
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Census numbers due out Tuesday, some states may pick-up seats
The Census included one hundred twenty million forms and six hundred thousand workers all knocking on fifty million doors across America.
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