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Berkeley County Council approves Lake Village rezoning, development agreement (opens the original)
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MONCKS CORNER — Berkeley County Council voted to approve the rezoning and development agreement for Lake Village, a suburban extension of Cane Bay, ending months of debate over the planned community and its forecasted impacts on neighboring rural residents. The approval is the last of six that spanned the summer and saw dozens of residents in rural communities adjacent to the project voice concerns about the development’s impact of traffic, stormwater drainage and the area’s rural character. Cou
Cane Bay expansion heads to final vote; Hispanic heritage celebration returns to North Charleston (opens the original)
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The long-debated Lake Village development, a 5,500-home community adjacent to Cane Bay and also developed by Gramling Brothers, is heading to a final vote before Berkeley County Council on Sept. 28. The vote will close the debate over the development that has spanned the summer and saw residents express concerns about traffic, stormwater issues and the encroachment of suburbia on adjacent rural communities. County Supervisor Johnny Cribb noted at Council’s previous meeting that the developers ha
He was struck and killed on a quiet Goose Creek road. 4 years later, his death remains unsolved. (opens the original)
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GOOSE CREEK — A ghostly white bicycle rests against a tree across Crowfield Boulevard from Stratford High School. It serves as an enduring memorial to its former rider, Wyatt Dobbs, who died on Sept. 21, 2022, mere feet away on the suburban thoroughfare. He had been napping that night at his ex-girlfriend Jordan Fimiani’s home. But a quick, unplanned exit sent Wyatt peddling down Crowfield Boulevard toward a nearby grocery store to meet Fimiani and get his things from her. Out of the darkness, a
Summerville council approves Magnolia inn rezoning, ending nearly 2-year conflict between neighbors (opens the original)
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SUMMERVILLE — Town Council approved the rezoning of the Magnolia Historic Southern Inn, marking the end to a long-fought battle between the short-term rental property's owners and the neighbors who live around it. Council voted at their Sept. 17 meeting to change the inn’s zoning from general residential to neighborhood mixed-use, which will allow owners Justin and Megan Dungan to operate more guest rooms at the property, located at 115 S. Magnolia St. However, the new zoning will still be subje
Summerville council approves Magnolia Inn rezoning (opens the original)
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Town Council approved the rezoning of the Magnolia Historic Southern Inn, marking the end to a long-fought battle between the short-term rental property's owners and the neighbors who live around it. Council voted at its Sept. 17 meeting to change the inn’s zoning from general residential to neighborhood mixed-use, which will allow owners Justin and Megan Dungan to operate more guest rooms at the property, located at 115 S. Magnolia St. However, the new zoning will still be subject to the owner-
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