Rumors & Notes: 5/7/14

TOP STORIES

• SWAT team called to James Island home during welfare check, one man taken into custody (Post & Courier).
• Troopers target speeders through new initiative this month (Post & Courier).
• Man dies following water rescue at Isle of Palms (Live 5 News).
• Deputy details how he found loaded gun on middle school student (Live 5 News).
• Climate changes effects predicted in the Lowcountry (News 2).

FOOD

• Bay Street Biergarten: The unexpected perils of self-serve suds slinging (Charleston City Paper).
• Locklear’s will close Mt. Pleasant location after 25 years (ABC News 4).
• Menkoi Ramen House to Move In Downtown (Eater Charleston).
  • New Downtown Ramen Shop Likely to Appeal to Fun-Loving Crowd (Post & Courier).
• The Obstinate Daughter’s Adjunct Gelato Shop Opening This Month (Post & Courier).
• The Ordinary mentioned in New York Times (NYT).
• Seamus Mullen to Lead L’Atelier de Le Creuset Demo (Post & Courier).
• A Ballad To Salad (Yelp Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT

• T-Rav: My ‘Charmed’ Life (Charleston City Paper).
• The haters may hate Southern Charm, but Thomas Ravenel has come out on top (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS

• North Carolina tea party loss could boost Lindsey Graham win in South Carolina (Post & Courier).
• SC Senate rejects putting 4K on surplus list (ABC News 4).
• Senators debating punishing 2 SC colleges for gay-themed books (Live 5 News).
• Daniel Island withdraws annexation efforts (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston City Council to hear Camouflage Grille’s appeal to stay open (Post & Courier).
• House Judiciary OKs ethics reform proposal (ABC News 4).

MISC

• Garden & Gun leases space in Cigar Factory (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Renourishment project could affect some local businesses (ABC News 4).
• Neighbor questioned about missing Hollywood woman (Live 5 News).
• Deputies: 3 arrested in Clover ‘razor ring’ assault on mom, daughters (The State).
• Proposed North Charleston facility would replace big rigs with rails (Live 5 News).
• Mount Pleasant boy with inoperable brain tumor dies (News 2).
• Summerville woman to undergo mental evaluation before bond set in dismemberment case (ABC News 4).
• Puppetry’s back in fashion with Charleston Garment Manufactory’s puppet workshop and performance (Charleston City Paper).
• Blotter: Coming down swinging (Charleston City Paper).
• Goodwill hosting ‘Hire me’ job event (News 2).
• Ramping up efforts to bring second high school to Mt. Pleasant (Live 5 News).
• South Carolina ranks 9th in the nation for wildfires (Carolina Live).
• Miss SC urges statewide texting-while-driving ban (Live 5 News).
• Roper announces new facility at Carnes Crossroads (ABC News 4).
• Experts share tips to cut energy costs, weatherize your home (Live 5 News).
• Death at doggie day care leads to calls for change (ABC News 4).
• Gun shop owner to parents: “You got to keep your guns locked up!” (News 2).
• BoomTown goes mobile to connect realty agents, buyers (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• North Charleston woman wins $100,000 in Cash 5 lottery (ABC News 4).
• There’s a pitter-patter of furry paws at the Ronald McDonald House (ABC News 4).
• Swarms of love bugs could cost money and new paint job (Live 5 News).
• Nurturing Charleston’s ties to the skies: The future for the Air Force (News 2).
• Another wave of residences planned for Tides condo community (Post & Courier).
• Benefitfocus works on modernizing benefits industry (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• US Coast Guard cutter transferred to Nigerian Navy (ABC News 4).
• Summerville softball wins District VI title, 2-1, over Spring Valley (Post & Courier).
• College of Charleston freshman Laura Fuenfsteuck leads golf team into NCAA Regionals (Post & Courier).

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