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SC interstate blocked after multi-car pile up shuts down southbound lanes, fire department says (opens the original)
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LAKE MARION — Multiple agencies responded to a multi-vehicle accident and fire that temporarily shut down all lanes for a portion of Interstate 95 the afternoon of Oct. 1. The Clarendon County Fire Rescue reported that as of 11:16 a.m., all lanes — both north and south — had been closed across Lake Marion. By the afternoon, the northbound lanes were open but traffic was moving slowly. The southbound lanes, however, remained closed into the afternoon following the crash on the border between Clar
102 acres on Johns Island was set for development. A local nonprofit changed that. (opens the original)
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JOHNS ISLAND — Land that was initially planned for 30 homes has now been permanently preserved. The Lowcountry Land Trust announced Sept. 29 that it had purchased the wooded 102-acre Humbert Woods property off Main Road. About 6 acres was given to the Sea Island Habitat for Humanity to build affordable single-family homes. The rest will be a publicly accessible nature preserve with trails. “They’re not making places like Humbert Woods anymore, and when places like Humbert Woods are gone, they’re
Charleston County purchases abandoned land in West Ashley. Here’s what they plan to build. (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — The county has purchased a long-vacant property in West Ashley with plans to build a new court. Charleston County purchased a 1.52-acre plot at Ashley River and Old Parsonage roads for $1.5 million in July. The land will be used to house another magistrate court, according to Chloe Field, county public information officer. The property sits next to the recently built St. Andrews fire station, which opened in January. In a partnership between the St. Andrews Public Service District a
Charleston County held a contest for kids to draw new ‘I Voted’ stickers. Here are the winners. (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â For those who already proudly wear their âI Votedâ stickers after each election, you may receive a fun reward in November in the form of a new sticker designed by a student. Charleston Countyâs board of voter registration and elections hosted a contest on social media for K-12 students to design an âI Votedâ sticker. The winners of the contest â Emmeline S. in elementary school, Adalyn D. in middle school, and Katherine C. in high school â will see their designs prin
Charleston’s Magnolia Landing development will include two parks. Here's what you need to know. (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — The next step is taking shape in the major development on the upper peninsula that's bringing hundreds of homes, office space and retail. Two parks are proposed for the 200-acre, $2 billion Magnolia Landing development, which already has an office building underway and the first of many residential buildings. Two parks are a combined 10.6 acres that bookend the development. Heriot Street Park will sit next to Heriot Street and the Heriot Street Bridge at the north end of Magnolia La
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