Rumors & Notes: 3/21/14

TOP STORIES

• Fisherman missing after oyster fishing trip (ABC News 4).
  • Search suspended (News 2).
• Body found in abandoned house in Summerville (News 2).
• SC judge considers Harrell’s investigation request (ABC News 4).
• Dorchester, Berkeley still at work on ice storm debris (Post & Courier).
  • Dorchester County approves $1.7 million for debris removal (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Fresh at the Farm Dinner Series (Charleston Culinary Tours).

• Tips on Pizza Delivery from Nicholas D’Allesandro (Eater Charleston).
• Oast with the Most (Tasting Table).
• Charleston Culinary Minds’ Pizza Preferences (Eater Charleston).

SPORTS

• Steve Smith Thanks Panthers Fans with Newspaper Ad (Bill Voth).

• CofC Student Uses Math to Make Bracket Picks (CofC).

• Citadel’s Turtog Luvsandorj loses, but still alive at NCAA wrestling championships (Post & Courier).
• College of Charleston Crew Wins First Regatta Ever (CofC).
• High School Results (Post & Courier).
• Sapakoff: College of Charleston athletics adds Dan Shoemaker, very quietly (Post & Courier).
• Prepping for the Family Circle Cup (ABC News 4).
• Stingrays stop Orlando, 3-1 (Post & Courier).
• Krieger, No. 13 Clemson pound Winston, No. 2 Florida State in ACC baseball clash (Post & Courier).
• Citadel wrestler Turtog Luvsandorj claims All-America honors (Post & Courier).

CofC

• CDC Medal of Excellence Winner to Speak at the College.
• CofC, Trident Tech work together on bridge program (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• CofC students rallying against ‘unfair process’ in president selection (Charleston City Paper).

MISC

• Bearded dragon missing after ABC News 4 tour (ABC News 4).
• SCE&G workers shave heads in support of lineman’s daughter (Live 5 News).
• Bill to protect SC children from ID theft passes (News 2).
• Coleman Boulevard becoming Mount Pleasant’s downtown (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• FAA review deems Boeing 787 safe (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Bridge Run computer card may trigger antivirus warning (Post & Courier).
• North Charleston gets closer to decision on pine trees, which mayor says are “not nice” (Post & Courier).
• 1969 black hospital workers’ strike remembered 45 years later (Live 5 News).
• Health law has concerns for cancer centers; Hollings at MUSC not available on all exchange plans (Post & Courier).
• Match Day takes on 80s theme at Charleston Music Hall (ABC News 4).
• Local stand-up comedian Dusty Slay interviews Brian Regan (Charleston City Paper).
• Military Magnet hosts riding warriors (ABC News 4).
• Shrimpers worried about long term impact of ArcelorMittal oil spill (ABC News 4).
• 2nd dead dolphin found in Beaufort Country (ABC News 4).
• How much real estate can you buy for $1 million in Charleston & how does that compare to other cities? (Slate).
• Bridal shop to open in Citadel Mall in April (ABC News 4).
• Physicians predict tough allergy season, offer tips to keep allergies in check (Live 5 News).
• New, improved Wild Dunes ‘wave dissipation’ wall might be installed (Post & Courier).
• More funding for aeronautical training center needed (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Preservation Society taps Sandra Clerici as interim director (Post & Courier).
• Columbia hires West Virginia police chief (Post & Courier).

CRIME

• Former SC school psychologist jailed for visiting teen victim (The State).
• Man who confessed to stabbing father with sword pleads guilty, mentally ill (ABC News 4).
• Most Wanted: Paul Darnell Williams (Live 5 News).
• ATM stolen from Fort Mill bank found (ABC News 4).
• Suspect sought for assaulting, robbing woman outside downtown home (Live 5 News).
• Family of girl killed by drunken driver suing two Columbia bars (Post & Courier).
• Solicitor: Pedophile sentenced to 35 years in prison (ABC News 4).
• 2 dead, 1 hurt in Rock Hill shooting (Post & Courier).
• North Charleston woman accused of stabbing fiance three times in the neck (Post & Courier).
• Cops: Fugitive arrested following highway chase, electric pole crash (Live 5 News).

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