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Charleston County schools to limit student screen time, expand parent oversight online (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston County School District is rolling out new measures aimed at limiting students’ screen time during the school day and giving parents more oversight of what their children are doing online on school-issued devices. New screen time restrictions are already in place, limiting how much time students spend on technology based on grade level. Early in the new year, the district hopes to provide parents access to a system that will allow them to see what their childr
Charleston Animal Society details rescue of 40 dogs from possible fighting operation (opens the original)
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BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — More than 40 dogs and puppies rescued from a possible dogfighting operation were found living in filthy conditions, according to animal welfare officials who responded alongside deputies. Humane World for Animals and the Charleston Animal Society were on scene when the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office executed a search and seizure warrant near Cordesville. READ MORE | 'Heartbreaking': Over 40 dogs rescued from alleged cruelty case in Berkeley County “Many of them w
Isle of Palms leaders revisit home lighting rules to curb light pollution, protect wildlife (opens the original)
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ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCIV) — Isle of Palms leaders are again weighing new rules aimed at curbing residential light pollution, a proposal that city staff said has cycled through multiple meetings as officials work to refine the language. The Isle of Palms Planning Commission discussed the ordinance at its meeting Wednesday. City staff said it was either the third or fourth time the proposal has come before the commission, after going back and forth among the planning commission, City Council and
Charleston County drug court celebrates two graduates, offering second chances (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — After months of treatment, testing and weekly court appearances, two people graduated from Charleston County’s Drug Court program on Wednesday marking the latest success stories in a program that has offered eligible nonviolent offenders an alternative to incarceration for nearly 30 years. The Charleston County Drug Court is designed for people struggling with addiction and aims to break cycles of recidivism by pairing participants with treatment and support services wh
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