Rumors & Notes: 3/12/14

TOP STORIES

• Meet the 4+/- CofC presidential candidates (Charleston City Paper).
  • First CofC presidential finalist talks down merger (ABC News 4).
• Goose Creek residents to decide who will be mayor for first time in 16 years (News 2).
• Town councilman’s removal from meeting turns physical (Live 5 News).

• South Carolina: Union jobs aren’t welcome here (USA Today).

FOOD

• Intense plates and cocktail wizardry at Edmund’s Oast dinner (Charleston City Paper).

• It looks like another brewery (Revelry Brewing Co.) is on its way to Charleston (Facebook).
• What it was like being on the other side of the Festival (Angel Postell).
• Raul’s dishes up savory Mexican fare in an unfinished space (Charleston City Paper).
• Lee Lee’s Hot Kitchen Photo Gallery (Charleston Scene).
• Learn About Leon’s Oyster Shop’s Soundtrack (Eater Charleston).
• Urban farming brings more than fresh food back to the city (Charleston City Paper).
• New Restaurant Roundup (Yelp Charleston).
• New app will flag restaurants with bad health inspection scores (Live 5 News).

MUSIC/MOVIES

• Christopher Hanson shows his Widespread Panic rockumentary at the Music Hall (Charleston City Paper).
• Record Expo returning to Monster (Charleston City Paper).
• It’s all about the movies at the Charleston Film Festival (Charleston City Paper).

SPORTS

• Wednesday’s high school results (Post & Courier).
• Clemson accustomed to close games, a good thing entering ACC tournament (Post & Courier).
• Connor Shaw takes time off from training to get engaged, visit Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Citadel spring football practice update: QB Aaron Miller has been ‘dynamic’ (Post & Courier).
• Citadel basketball coach Chuck Driesell still believes he can win with Bulldogs (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Adams Run woman arrested after making 3 bomb threats at bank (News 2).
• Charleston police officer to turn himself into authorities (News 2).
• SC deputy cried after shooting 70-year-old man (Post & Courier).
• SC parents charged after children test positive for meth, deputies say (News 2).
• Bond set at $75,000 for suspected bomb threat caller (ABC News 4).
• Rollings Middle School student headed to national spelling bee after triumphing in Spellbound! (Post & Courier).
• Lowcountry students don’t remember life without World Wide Web (Live 5 News).
• Gov. Haley thanks House for education budget (ABC News 4).
• Sgt. Jasper’s demise leaves a void in affordable housing in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Obama signs SC federal disaster declaration (News 2).
• U.S. Marshals arrest James Island man accused of raping child (Live 5 News).
• Charleston shelter prepares for homeless population growth (News 2).
• Lowcountry Orphan Relief gears up for awareness month (ABC News 4).
• Infographic: College of Charleston Bike Share Program (CofC).

• Charleston Reacts to New Concealed Weapons Laws (Cistern Yard).

• Berkeley County School District decides on make up days (News 2).
• New transportation plan pumps millions into Charleston-area road projects (Post & Courier).
• Berkeley County awarded more money for road widening projects (ABC News 4).
• No easy solutions when nightclubs become a problem for police (News 2)
• Rack Room Shoes opens in the Corner at Wescott (Post & Courier).
• Mount Pleasant votes to make changes to overlay district ordinances (News 2).

• Teenagers behind bars after maintenance man attacked, shot at (Live 5 News).

• Former Charleston County worker gets probation after pleading guilty to stealing money (Post & Courier).
• College of Charleston faculty assigns reading that will enlighten, challenge (Post & Courier).
• Independent port opens in North Charleston (ABC News 4).
• Veterans could get in-state tuition more easily (Post & Courier).
• Serving the Community — Wyatt Tackett, Dorchester County EMS (Summerville Journal Scene).
• Charleston’s next top Cougar (Charleston City Paper).
• Blotter: Br’er Robber and the briar patch (Charleston City Paper).
• Hundreds feel loss from James Island house fire; community rallies for Charleston Youth Company (Post & Courier).
• Anti-abortion efforts get hearings in S.C. Senate (Post & Courier).
• SC governments can’t profit from credit fee (ABC News 4).
• After evidence rule violation, judge decides against third mistrial in North Charleston double homicide (Post & Courier).
• Charleston man arrested on drug charge (ABC News 4).
• Bulk liquid marine terminal opens in North Charleston (Post & Courier).

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