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Charleston Water System $30M effort to replace lead service lines (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston Water System crews began replacing lead service lines in North Charleston Thursday as part of a project aimed at removing thousands of older lines from the system over the next decade. Crews worked on Grayson Street, replacing service lines that have been in the ground since the 1930s. Charleston Water System officials said the work marked the utility’s 50th lead service line replacement under an almost $30 million Environmental Protection Agency grant.
MUSC blood drive highlights need for donors during Sickle Cell Awareness Month (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — On the final day of National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, people rolled up their sleeves at the Medical University of South Carolina to donate blood and support people living with sickle cell disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 100,000 people in the United States have sickle cell disease. About 90% are African American. Sickle cell disease affects red blood cells. Medical experts at MUSC say the cells can become curved and sticky,
The Tiny Tassel marks 11 years in downtown Charleston by giving back (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A downtown Charleston boutique is celebrating 11 years in business by giving back to the community that has supported it. The Tiny Tassel, located at the corner of Spring and St. Philip streets, is marking its anniversary, also known as its “Tasselversary,” with a sale benefiting a nonprofit that hosts birthday celebrations for unhoused children. Owner and founder MiMi Striplin said the business is a design house and the only African American- and Asian-owned women’s bo
News 4 is pressing for answers after crews recorded school buses driving through standing (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Community members are searching for answers after video captured school buses traveling through standing floodwater on Hagood Avenue in downtown Charleston on Friday morning. First Student Inc., the transportation provider for the Charleston County School District, said it issued an advisory Thursday night warning transportation staff and drivers about the potential for flooding and urging them to remain vigilant along their routes. In a statement to News 4, the company
North Charleston renting former Fire Museum space as city weighs long-term plans (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — More than seven months after the North Charleston Fire Museum closed, city leaders are opening the building near Tanger Outlets for rentals while they determine its long-term future. The museum closed in February, disappointing many community members who had hoped to see the attraction remain open. The building recently reopened for a nonprofit event, marking a temporary new use for the former museum. Mayor Reggie Burgess said the city has received interest from r
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