Rumors & Notes: 7/8/14

TOP STORIES

• Denzel Curnell shooting: Charleston denies public records request for documents, emails (Post & Courier).
• Police make arrests in Alton Street fatal shooting (News 2).
• Episcopal Bishop grants permission for blessings of same-sex relationships (Live 5 News).
• SLED arrests former Isle of Palms police captain on breach of trust charge (Live 5 News).

  • Accused of pawning evidence, service weapon (Post & Courier).

• SC ordered to pay $98K in fees in immigration suit (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• Nathalie Dupree Offers Culinary Workshop (The Island Connection).
• Drink coffee and support the Charleston Animal Society with their partnership with Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co. (Facebook).
  
• Lowcountry Bistro Celebrates 2nd Anniversary with Special Menu  (HCS).
• Ted Dombrowski Thinks You Should Eat More Meat (Eater Charleston).
• Craft Conundrum Opens Thursday (HCS).
• Home Team cooks up Crispy Smoked Chicken Cracklin “BLT” for Tomato Trek competition (Post & Courier).
• Big Belly Kitchen + Tap House is now open (Facebook).
• Charleston restaurants get ahold of a speckled heirloom bean (Post & Courier).
• Tasty tomatoes are a sure sign of summer (Post & Courier).

POLITICS

• Senator to Gov. Haley: Roads funding plan should be revealed before election (Post & Courier).
• With ‘Boland Bill’ deadline looming, courts say they’re in compliance (ABC News 4).
• Public Meeting for Late Night Ordinance Scheduled for 7/17 (HCS).
• Dorchester GOP chairman’s house destroyed in fire (Post & Courier).
• Haley’s veto on library trespass bill could stand (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Harbor could be at risk if German nuclear waste comes through, Vincent Sheheen says (Post & Courier).

SPORTS

• Mount Pleasant coed softball tourney to benefit Wounded Warriors (Post & Courier).
• CofC: Wojcik stays home, assistants will travel for recruiting (ABC News 4).
• Athletic director Dan Radakovich: Clemson ‘in good, solid financial shape’ (Post & Courier).
• Bishop England’s Jamie Wilson leads Al Esposito Junior golf (Post & Courier).
• Nikki Haley announces golf show to showcase Myrtle Beach (Post & Courier).
  • Golf Channel series hits Myrtle Beach (ABC News).
• MegaDock Billfishing Tournament comes to City Marina for 11th year (Post & Courier).

MUSIC/ENTERTAINMENT

• Shannon Whitworth & Chatham County Line Announce Music Hall Show (HCS).
• MPress Records Signs A Fragile Tomorrow To Multi-Album Deal (HCS).
• Widespread Panic Returning For Two Nights this October (HCS).
• Charleston piano prodigy wins international competition (Live 5 News).
• Diego of Nickelodeon’s ‘Go, Diego, Go’ to visit Whirlin’ Waters (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Variety Show Premieres on July 18th (HCS).
• What’s Your Southern City? Quiz (Southern Living).
• The NotWedding Returns Tomorrow (HCS).

MISC

• Changes possible for Charleston’s tour guide laws (Live 5 News).
• Across the nation friends, family remember Ariel Morgan (News 2).
• City officials cracking down on short-term rentals downtown (ABC News 4).
• Fossil found near Charleston International Airport was bird that snatched fish (News 2).

• HIV Testing Week a Success for Lowcountry (Lowcountry AIDS Services).

• Charleston County Sheriff’s officials investigate fatal car wreck (Post & Courier).

• Goose Creek fire rips through Westminster Blvd. home (Live 5 News).
• What do scientists think was trapped in Hurricane Arthur off the Carolina coast? (News 2).
• S.C. prison worker jobs skills reference line being set up (Post & Courier).
• Breastfeeding moms hold ‘nurse-in’ at Greenville Walmart (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston woman shot in December died on July 4 (ABC News 4).

• Ex-CARTA Director Christine Wilkinson gets $70,000 as part of severance package (Post & Courier).

• Quintin’s Close-Ups: MUSC President Dr. David Cole (HCS).

• USS Yorktown history comes to life with new audio tour (ABC News 4).

• Charleston one of top 50 markets for renting to millennial generation (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

• Fans of Columbia TV anchor Ben Hoover use social media to protest his leaving (Post & Courier).

  • The Ben Hoover Back Story (FITS News).

• SCRA secures Aeterna Zentaris as first tenant for new building at Nexton (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

• Contract for Citadel president extended to 2016 (Post & Courier).

• Folly officials to discuss partial pet ban on beach (ABC News 4).

• MUSC to offer online program for RNs to obtain BSN (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

• New program offers free college courses, certification, to Dorchester District 2 students (Live 5 News).

• Public can donate to help replace Jack’s Ride (Post & Courier).

• Attorney General’s office warns of email scam (Live 5 News).

• Zais names ex-deputy to John de la Howe School (ABC News 4).

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