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I-26 rest stop in Charleston County closed for yearlong reconstruction (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — Construction equipment and mounds of dirt now occupy the site of the Interstate 26 rest stop in Charleston County. The eastbound rest area, near exit 204, is closed for the duration of a renovation project, which will take about a year. Signage approaching the rest area alerts drivers of its closure. The $13 million improvements will include family assistance restrooms, upgraded picnic areas and a substantial increase in car and trailer truck parking, said state Department of
Charleston landlords filed more than 1,000 evictions in consecutive months, among highest in 5 years (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — Charleston County saw some of its highest numbers for eviction filings within the last five years in recent back-to-back months. Princeton University’s Eviction Lab reported that 1,073 eviction filings were recorded in July and 1,021 in August. The county has one of the highest eviction filing rates in the country, with an 18 percent filing rate, according to the lab. Over the last five years, six months have surpassed 1,000 filings in the county. Half of those were this year, inclu
Community invited to make blankets for veterans during 9/11 remembrance event in North Charleston (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — A nonprofit is inviting volunteers to a blanket-making workshop benefitting homeless veterans during a day of community service and reflection. Wrapped in Hope CHS: A 9/11 Day of Service is hosted by Blankies 4 My Buddies Foundation, a Charleston-born nonprofit that offers comfort through blanket donations to those who are sick, homeless or facing other difficult situations. On Sept. 20, volunteers will gather at the former North Charleston Fire Museum and Education Center at
A North Charleston book club embraces gathering outdoors, building friendships beyond books (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — Beneath the shade of oak trees, a group of avid readers comes together once a month to dive into their latest book club pick, sparking a lively discussion about bestsellers like “Demon Copperhead” by Barbara Kingsolver and “The Women” by Kristin Hannah. Book Club in the Park, organized by Keep North Charleston Beautiful, meets at a different pocket park in North Charleston each month. Carmen Hanlon, the director at KNCB, said the book club started this summer as a way to build
2 Charleston recreation centers are in the works, Folly Beach adopts new plastic regulations (opens the original)
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The largest statewide litter cleanup day is coming up on Sept. 19. Groups of volunteers from all corners of the state will be picking up trash along beaches, marshes and waterways. The one-day event is in partnership with S.C. Sea Grant Consortium and the state Department of Natural Resources. Volunteers are welcome to sign up and participate in the litter sweep. Last year, more than 4,000 volunteers scoured various sites for litter, collecting 24 tons of plastic bottles, cans, clothing, toys an
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