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Navy Yard Charleston's waterfront Italian restaurant is now open. Here's what to expect. (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — Coastal Italian cuisine has found a home at Navy Yard Charleston. Riva Mare is now open at 2154 Noisette Blvd., Suite 500, giving the waterfront redevelopment project of the former Charleston Naval Base, which closed in 1996, its first full-service restaurant. The Italian destination is part of the Indigo Road Hospitality Group, whose restaurant roster includes Oak Steakhouse, Indaco, O-Ku, Brasserie La Banque and other eateries across Charleston and the Southeast. The rooftop
‘This is something I can do.’ Charleston man fights to be part of cure for Alzheimer's disease. (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â Jock Stender stood at his stove in February making coffee in an Italian Moka pot. He said he never goes a day without thinking about whatâs coming. He started crying. He tried to put a name on what he was feeling. âDread,â he said. âItâs kind of like that painting âThe Screamâ by Munch.â Stender belongs to the first generation able to find out if they have the markers for Alzheimerâs disease years before they ever experience a symptom. This is the first generatio
Charleston unveils Love Your Block mural the day before another project is scheduled to kick off (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — A group of area residents spent their morning Aug. 31 celebrating their completed mural in the Homel Place alley. The mural, part of the city of Charleston’s Love Your Block program, features the image of a preacher boy who formerly lived near the alley and would deliver sermons from his porch, along with a variety of animals who once lived at Hampton Park. "The stories have been passed down through neighbors," said resident Cara Shank, who submitted the proposal to the city for the
ð£ Restaurant review: Sushi-Wa in Charleston (opens the original)
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This story is part of Charleston's Menu, The Post and Courier's premium food newsletter. A digital subscription does not include access to Charleston's Menu. Subscribe or add Charleston's Menu to your subscription to unlock this story. The text came in around noon on a Tuesday in late July: âSushi-Wa tomorrow at 8?â The message was sent by a friend whoâd been stalking Resy.com for weeks. He finally found fortune via the reservation platformâs âNotifyâ feature, which acts as a digital
SC governor candidate announces running mate. Plus, former YWCA building in Charleston razed. (opens the original)
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South Carolina's Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jermaine Johnson selected Sam Skardon, former Charleston County party chairman, as his running mate for the November general election. A 4-year-old girl unintentionally shot her brother while the pair were left alone in a car with an unsecured gun at a North Charleston gas station on July 25. The College of Charleston has begun demolishing the former YWCA headquarters on Coming Street. We're going to catch you up on these and other top stories fr
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