Rumors & Notes: 5/9/14

TOP STORIES

• 1 man wounded, 4 cars damaged in Goose Creek shooting (ABC News 4).
• Cops: Couple arrested after having sex on steps of downtown Charleston church (Live 5 News).
• Blood found inside missing Hollywood woman’s home; Friend fears the worst (Live 5 News).
• Pedestrian killed in accident on Clements Ferry Road (ABC News 4).
• Berkeley Co. man gets 60 years for Goose Creek restaurant armed robbery (Live 5 News).

FOOD

• Xiao Bao Makes Good on Its Name (Post & Courier).
• Chef Nathan Thurston Names His Next Move (Eater Charleston).
• Some Of The Best Pizza In Town Just Got Better (Charleston Grit).
• Cracking the Lid on The Mason Jar (Eater Charleston).
• Signs improving for spring shrimp catch (Post & Courier).
• Chef Craig Deihl’s Artisan Meat Share has a website. (h/t Eater Charleston).
• Reichl Interview; Plane Ride With Brock (Eater Charleston).

POLITICS

• Md. governor heads to South Carolina to campaign (ABC News 4).
• Saturday is voter registration deadline for June primary (Live 5 News).
• Books With Gay Themes Put S.C. Colleges’ Funding At Risk (NPR).
• Controversial seawall bill passed by S.C. House committee (Post & Courier).
• Biden in SC for fundraiser, commencement address (Island Packet).

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SPORTS

• Atlantic Cup sailboat race emphasizes protecting environment (Post & Courier).
• RiverDogs’ Gosuke Katoh, a top prospect with Yankees, has bonded with Ichiro (Post & Courier).
• Language Barrier: Cooper picking up English to help advance soccer career (Post & Courier).
• Battery teams up with Berkeley County YMCA (Charleston Battery).

MISC

• City of Myrtle Beach passed an ordinance requiring musician/bands performing there to buy a $135 business license (Facebook).
• Sources: Apple Charter on James Island to close this year (ABC News 4).
• Supreme Court decision on meeting prayers could affect local suit (Live 5 News).
• Parks officials warn of rip currents at area beaches (ABC News 4).
• South Carolina should invest in everyone’s history (Post & Courier).
• The legacy of Ethen Richardson (ABC News 4).
• PICTURES: Couple finds dead shark washed ashore at Isle of Palms (Live 5 News).
• Hartsville child dies after being left in hot car (ABC News 4).
• Deputies: Suspect attempts to kill K-9 during chop shop bust (Live 5 News).
• Cypress Gardens bridge impact (News 2).
• Prescribed burn continues on Joint Base (ABC News 4).
• Clemson installs new president during commencement (Herald Online).
• Evangelist named new BJU president (Greenville Online).
• Pegasus Steel expands to General Dynamics site (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Last-living WWII Nuremberg trial typist in town (ABC News 4).
• State loan to SC State University not the first for school (News 2).
• Roper working on Berkeley Co. sit (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Sprinklers douse fire at West Ashley condos (ABC News 4).
• Commerce Department awards $2.4M in innovation grants (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• New search for Drexel, but no new leads (ABC News 4).
• Furman’s swan eggs missing (ABC News 4).

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