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Dim sum restaurant expands to Mount Pleasant. Plus, Theatre 99 holds last show at longtime home. (opens the original)
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A Charleston County board OKs request to remove trees to make way for nearly 100 apartments on Folly Road, and a popular dim sum restaurant is expanding to Mount Pleasant. Plus, South Carolina's voter rolls remain stagnant despite significant population growth. We're catching you up on these and other top stories from The Post and Courier for Wednesday, Sept. 16. The Charleston County Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved developer Robert McIntosh's request to remove three grand trees on
Midlands news: Columbia loses ‘neighborhood gathering spot’; historic estate sold (opens the original)
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The Elena Moore tragedy in South Carolina points to gaps in search protocols for missing adults, experts say, while a Columbia restaurant closes as part of a chain restructuring. A legal battle erupts between Lexington County and the town of Chapin over water access for a major development, and the state acquires a historic 736-acre estate to preserve its history and increase public access. A lawyer hired by the mayor to represent the town has been sanctioned by the South Carolina Supreme Court
Runoff to decide Republican nominee for US Senate seat. Plus, home sale sets record on James Island. (opens the original)
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Darline Graham and Ralph Norman will face off in an Aug. 25 runoff for the Republican nomination to replace the late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham. A James Island home sold for nearly $14 million, setting a record for the area. The National Weather Service is warning of potentially record-breaking heat with dangerous heat indices expected to reach 115 degrees along the coast this week. We're going to catch you up on these and other top stories from The Post and Courier for Wednesday, Aug. 12. Darline
Owners of a West Ashley Indian spot debut a 2nd restaurant concept. Here's what sets it apart. (opens the original)
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WEST ASHLEY — An Indian restaurant owned by longtime Charleston operators is now open inside an address that’s housed four restaurants over the last eight years. Curry Palace debuted in March in the 652 St. Andrew’s Blvd. space most recently occupied by La Bonne Franquette. Before that, it housed Patois, Spanglish and Bluerose Café. Curry Palace opens its doors on St. Andrews Blvd to bring Indian cuisine to the residents of West Ashley. Naresh Kumar Bhalla, whose family opened Taste of India (12
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