Rumors & Notes: 12/4/13

TOP STORIES

• Folly Beach renourishment now on track for January start (Post & Courier).
• Sexual assault trial for Coast Guard Petty Officer enters day 3 (News 2).
  • Defendant in Coast Guard court-martial told during interview that ‘unit tried to cover it up’ (Post & Courier).
  • Coast Guard sailor: ‘I know for sure I have doubts’ (ABC News 4).
• SCE&G: Downtown Charleston gas leak secured (Live 5 News).
• New Dorchester Road widening completion date announced; project not so delayed as others (Post & Courier).

FOOD

• The Southeast takes on sake (Post & Courier).
• Is Charleston Ready for Rooster’s to Land? (Eater Charleston).
• Tomato Shed Cafe Hosts Holiday Gullah-Geechee Pop-Up (Post & Courier).
• What’s For Lunch at Jubilee (Post & Courier).
• The education of Rodney Scott (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston fast food workers asking for $15.00 per hour and union rights as walkout looms (News 2).
• If only the tacos were as good as the margaritas (Charleston City Paper).

SPORTS

• Spurrier on BCS Championship debate: Ohio State’s schedule tougher than Florida State’s (Post & Courier).
• BCS analyst doesn’t foresee Orange Bowl ‘stiffing’ Clemson, if it’s eligible (Post & Courier).
• South Carolina QB Shaw to play in all-star game (ABC News 4).
• Clemson AD Dan Radakovich reflects on first year on the job (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Lawmaker: Make attacks on homeless a hate crime (Post & Courier).
• African American students narrowing achievement gap in Chas. Co. schools (Live 5 News).
• Jury problems delay SC Rep. Vick’s DUI trial (News 2).
• Massive downtown development ‘game changer’ if approved (Live 5 News).
• ‘Boastful Bandit’ gets 22 years in prison (Post & Courier).
• Lowcountry Food Bank expanding ‘Pantry Program’ to feed more families (Live 5 News).
  • Vacuum chamber saving food bank’s dented cans (ABC News 4).
• Criminal domestic violence offenders could face more jail time (Live 5 News).
• Cannonborough-Elliottborough has transformed whether you like it or not (Charleston City Paper).
• Teen arrested in Mount Pleasant car break-ins (ABC News 4).
• LoveGave kicks off 58-hour campaign to raise $150,000 for abused, neglected, abandoned children (Post & Courier).
• MUSC receives $1.7M grant for stroke research (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Frustration builds as new Hanahan school site debated (ABC News 4).
• Flooded Streets expands its quirky line of Chucktown-centric wears (Charleston City Paper).
• Berkeley County Government information now online (News 2).
• Yelp’s Barking Up The Right Tree (Yelp Charleston).
• More striped bass now in the Ashley River (ABC News 4).
• GKN in Orangeburg to assemble 737 MAX winglets (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Catholics gather to say final farewell to Bishop Thompson (ABC News 4).
• McKenzie Eddy partners with Angie Aparo, Disco Biscuit’s Mark Brownstein for new albums (Charleston City Paper).
• SC justices: Judge can mull appeal, then new trial (ABC News 4).
• City of Hanahan and community provide additional support for Hanahan Elementary (News 2).
• East Cooper Medical launches healthcare awareness campaign (ABC News 4).
• Car fire damages 3 cars, side of apartment building (Live 5 News).

• Live Music: Jimmy Eat World, The Higher Choir, Matt Woods, Goner (Charleston City Paper).

• Koffin Kats tear up the highways for Born of the Motor (Charleston City Paper).

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