Rumors & Notes: 9/10/14

TOP STORIES

• Slain Deputy Joseph Matuskovic to be remembered Monday during funeral, burial (Post & Courier).
  • Fundraising page set up for Matuskovic’s children (GoFundMe).
  • Michael Oswald, dead suspect in deputy shooting, had a history of fights and complaints about cops (Charleston City Paper).
  • Authorities: West Ashley man who shot deputies had military-style rifle, ‘combative’ past (Post & Courier).
  • Charleston Co. Sheriff: W. Ashley shooter died after deputies returned fire (Live 5 News).
  • Sheriff: AK-47 rounds pierced deputy’s body armor, killed him (ABC News 4).
• Bobby Harrell indicted in Richland County on several charges (ABC News 4).
  • Chairman calls on Speaker Harrell to resign immediately (Charleston Democrats).
• Missing surveillance footage during teen’s death explained in new SLED evidence (ABC News 4).
• Authorities: Officers responding to report of shots fired in downtown Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Coroner identifies body found as man reported missing in August (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• 18 Area Restaurants Make Garden & Gun’s Best Burgers in the South List (HCS).
• Hibachi Grill is the area’s best Vietnamese restaurant disguised as a fast-service Japanese joint (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Beer Week: Beer launch party Photo Gallery (Post & Courier).
• Updates on the Construction at Lucky’s Southern Grill (Eater Charleston).
• College of Charleston course offers taste of world history (Post & Courier).
• Setting sail for Restaurant Week (Post & Courier).
• Park Café brings farm-to-table sophistication to Hampton Park (Charleston City Paper).
• Fall Into New Restaurants (Yelp Charleston).
• Freddo brings Argentinian gelato to town (Post & Courier).
• Harris Teeter announces opening date for new Summerville store (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT

• Doors drummer John Densmore shares tales of trials and triumphs (Post & Courier).
• A Shovels & Rope ambivalent falls for the husband-and-wife duo (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston BandSwap Festival Scheduled for Sept. 20th (HCS).
• Musicians remember Brad Cooper at Pour House benefit show (Charleston City Paper).
• Local Seen: Mr. Independent (Charleston Magazine).
• My Positive Perspective Broadcasts Episode With Southern Charm Star Cameran Wimberly (My Positive Perspective).
• The Carolina Green Fair is looking for volunteers (Carolina Green Fair).
• The Cardinal James Show from Kinetic HiFi is producing a “Time Travel Comedy” that will be released in October (Cardinal James).
• The Other Spoleto (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS

• Haley cancels fundraising trip after SC deaths (ABC News 4).
• S.C. social services plans improvements, national group endorses Democrat (Post & Courier).
• Summerville Town Council hold public meeting on abandoned National Guard armory (Live 5 News).
• Goose Creek tax increase is one-step closer (Post & Courier).

SPORTS

• Citadel AD apologizes to Florida State; Seminoles coach says Bulldogs player made ‘knucklehead’ comment (Post & Courier).
• Timberland moves up to No. 3 in Class AA in high school football poll (Post & Courier).
• Gamecocks’ game plan zeroes in on Georgia’s Todd Gurley (Post & Courier).
• College of Charleston drags feet on releasing details of Wojcik settlement (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Southern takes on Campbell in Thursday night game (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Police: Missing woman calls police, cancels search (ABC News 4).
• Atlantic Beach once thrived as S.C.’s only black-friendly beach, now home to dreaded Black Bike Week (Charleston City Paper).
• Chase After a Cure Marks Childhood Cancer Month with Multiple Local Fundraisers (HCS).
• Former Clemson women’s soccer player names teammates, coaches in hazing lawsuit (Post & Courier).
• Citadel mascots report donation box stolen from campus (ABC News 4).
• North Charleston fire department responds to town home fire (Live 5 News).
• MUSC and Kiawah Island Resort team up for Breast Cancer Survivor Celebration (News 2).
• Startup Weekend Charleston: Where the Classroom Meets the Real World (CofC).
• Charges expected against father of 5 dead children (ABC News 4).
• Man wanted in connection with murder of 3-year-old girl may have SC ties (Live 5 News).
• Mental health and suicide awareness expo coming Saturday (Post & Courier).
• Domestic violence committee meeting set for next week (ABC News 4).
• Attorneys: Confession in sailor’s 1992 killing was coerced (Post & Courier).
• African-American tourism conference moves forward, in the midst of NAACP economic boycott (Live 5 News).
• Greenville man’s gunlock giveaway targets violence among Charleston-area youths (Post & Courier).
• SC woman accused of attack in hospital room (ABC News 4).
• Farmer who uses much of the sludge from the Berkeley County GenEarth plant shows us how they use the material (News 2).
• Police: Clothes on body behind bank match Aug. 23 missing person (ABC News 4).
• Charleston Metro Business Expo Attracts Hundreds (Live 5 News).
• SC Marines add to jet training, noise in Beaufort (ABC News 4).
• James Island man accused of sex assault on 12-year-old girl (ABC News 4).

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