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Johns Island partnership brings nature preservation and affordable housing together (opens the original)
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JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCIV) — Preserving nature and developing affordable housing usually do not go hand in hand, but on Johns Island, Lowcountry Land Trust and Sea Island Habitat for Humanity are working together to provide both. The partnership aims to create affordable housing while preserving hundreds of acres of natural green space, a balance local leaders say is increasingly important as Charleston County continues to grow. "We've already got a 30 acre piece next door to this that we're buil
Joe Rice remembered as a passionate lawyer and fighter for common people (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Friends, family and colleagues gathered at the Gaillard Center to remember renowned attorney Joe Rice, whose sudden passing on Sept. 3 has left a void in South Carolina’s legal community. Rice built a career representing what he often called the "underdogs of the world," taking on powerful industries in landmark civil cases involving tobacco companies and victims of opioid abuse. But those who knew him best said his greatest strength was his authenticity. Whether in the
Red Top community holds Labor Day parade amid uncertain economic times (opens the original)
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JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCIV) — One of the Lowcountry's longest-running Labor Day traditions returned Monday as the Red Top community gathered for its 47th annual Labor Day Parade and Picnic. The celebration comes during a period of economic uncertainty, particularly in rural communities where rising costs continue to put pressure on families. Yet organizers and attendees say the annual event serves as a reminder that strong community bonds can help neighbors navigate difficult times together. "As f
IOP latest to discuss Flock camera safeguards and accountability (opens the original)
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ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCIV) — Isle of Palms city leaders received an update Tuesday on the police department's use of Flock cameras, as questions about privacy, oversight and accountability continue to draw attention nationwide and across the Lowcountry. The discussion comes after two Colleton County sheriff's lieutenants were fired within a week and accused of conducting unauthorized searches through the system. With those recent incidents in mind, Isle of Palms council members sought an overvie
Mount Pleasant aims to tighten animal cruelty ordinance following neglect case (opens the original)
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — Town leaders in Mount Pleasant are considering revisions to the municipality’s animal cruelty ordinance in the wake of a recent high-profile animal neglect case. The town’s Police, Judicial and Legal Committee is developing a draft proposal that officials say would strengthen existing regulations and provide clearer standards for animal care. The effort follows the July arrest of a Mount Pleasant woman who was charged with 12 counts of ill treatment of animals. The
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