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Blotter: Fashion Statement - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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A Mount Pleasant man on Sept. 20 told town police that while he was pumping gas at a Park Avenue Boulevard gas station, he watched an “older” man wearing only a white T-shirt step out of his truck, pump his gas and then get back in his car. Another witness told officers that the old man was actually wearing a black thong as well — it just didn’t cover anything. No charges were filed at the time. North Charleston police are investigating a Sept. 19 shoplifting incident after a manager at a Rivers
Temporary downtown library to open Oct. 5 in Charleston - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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MORNING HEADLINES | The Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) on Oct. 5 will open Main at Morrison, a temporary library location while the main branch at 68 Calhoun St. is closed for renovations approved 12 years ago. “Main at Morrison gives us an opportunity to continue providing a welcoming and accessible library space for our downtown community while this important work is underway at Main Library,” a top library official said in a statement. “We appreciate the community’s patience during t
Blotter: Harshing the vibes - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Harshing the vibesA Mount Pleasant woman on Sept. 18 reportedly caused a disturbance at a Houston Northcutt Blvd. coffee shop over the “vibes” she got in the store. According to a police report, the woman said when she entered the shop, her “hair gets knotted,” and when they pour drinks, her “body tingles.” Store employees told police they wanted her banned from the store, but officers were unable to find her in the area — err, in the aura. One last marg?North Charleston police on Sept. 9 arrest
Saving pollinators has small wins, but honeybee losses remain high - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Honeybees are the poster-child of pollination and for good reason. Honeybees contribute to about a third of the fruits and vegetables that end up on people’s plates and help to pollinate about 80% of the United States’ flowering crops. Over the last several years,conservation efforts have focused largely on preserving a steadily declining population of bees. The biggest threats include invasive pests, growing pesticide use, emerging diseases and habitat loss. “We’re seeing massive over developme
Charleston City Council greenlights $5 million in employee bonuses - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Members of Charleston City Council on Sept. 8 moved forward a proposal to use $5 million from the city’s general fund reserve to pay for merit bonuses for employees across various city departments. “We’ve been talking about this since Covid,” said council member Keith Waring. “We’re finally getting to the action step on this.” Charleston Mayor William Cogswell brought the proposed bonuses to the council’s Ways and Means Committee meeting. He said the goal of the bonuses, which would apparently g
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