Rumors & Notes: 10/7/14

TOP STORIES

• Sullivan’s Island Mayor Mike Perkis dies (Post & Courier).
• Closure in some child deaths unlikely (Post & Courier).
• Man who twice tied up Ravenel Bridge traffic arrested on escape charge in North Carolina (Post & Courier).
• Former Crisis Ministries CFO sentenced to 4 years (ABC News 4).
• S.C. Senate medical committee to meet on Ebola (Post & Cfourier).
  • JBC crews join the fight against Ebola (ABC News 4).

WAIT…WHAT!??

• Someone is selling human teeth on Charleston Craigslist (Charleston City Paper).
• Man eats raw fish from fish tank while assaulting ex-girlfriend (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Glazed Gourmet Offering Red Party Doughnuts (HCS).
• No Kid Hungry Charleston releases menu for Sunday benefit (Post & Courier).
• Publix tightening coupon policy (Live 5 News).
• The Alley Introduces New Weekly Promotions (HCS).
• Mount Pleasant’s The Americano Has a Sweet New Sign (Eater Charleston).
• Indaco Hosts a Cru Night on October 15th (HCS).
• Agriculture grant aimed at spurring local fruit, vegetable production (Columbia Regional Business Report).
• Husk Chosen as One of the Country’s Best Bourbon Bars (HCS).

POLITICS

• SC couple at center of battle for same-sex marriage (Live 5 News).
• Federal judge wants briefs in SC gay marriage case (ABC News 4).
• Occupy v. Haley Costs Top Half a Million Dollars (Free Times).
• Will Thomas Ravenel’s Senate campaign continue? (Post & Courier).
• Weed legalization documentary could come to the Terrace (Charleston City Paper).
• Ceremony honors people killed in domestic violence as committee works to reverse tide of abuse in South Carolina (Post & Courier).
• SC ETV governor’s debate canceled, education debate to be rescheduled (The State).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Mary and Paul Tinkler (HCS).
• Summerville defers plans for new downtown hotel and convention center (Live 5 News).
• Harrell’s brother resigns from committee that reviews judicial candidates (The State).

ENTERTAINMENT

• The Southern Ground Music & Food Festival schedule has been published (Southern Ground).
• Aiken resident Beth Spangler advances on ‘The Voice’ (Aiken Standard).
• Skinful Halloween party called off, but not gone forever (Live 5 News).
• Halloween at The Farm: Freak Show Exotica (HCS).
• Meet ET Anderson, the latest musician to join the Hearts & Plugs family (Hearts & Plugs).
• Charleston Supported Art seeks local, emerging and established artists for second year of program (CSA).

SPORTS

• First Baptist dominates SCISA state swimming championships (Post & Courier).
• Week 7 High School Football Schedule (Live 5 News).
• How to fix the South Carolina defense? Start blitzing, and don’t stop (Post & Courier).
• Clemson notes: Jarrett sneers at Petrino comment, Swinney doesn’t regret QB plan (Post & Courier).
• Oktoberfest 5K Run/Walk Hits the Pavement on 10/9 (HCS).
• Free sports injury clinics aid Lowcountry high school athletes (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Charleston VA unveils distance medical technology (News 2).
• Charleston police locate missing man (ABC News 4).
• Army Corps proposes plan to deepen Charleston Harbor (Live 5 News).
  • Report: Deepening harbor will cost more than originally thought (ABC News 4).
• Charleston County students see big boost in SAT scores (Post & Courier).
• Silent march through Summerville honors victims of domestic violence (ABC News 4).
• Seeing green? Remember those struggling with mental illness (Post & Courier).
• Sheriff’s Office and Charleston City Police responding to reports of robbery (News 2).
• Deputies seize 25 guns in Goose Creek (News 2).
• Report: Man taken down by police K-9 after assaulting officers (Live 5 News).
• S.C. suffers season’s first flu-related death (News 2).
• Live 5 Most Wanted fugitive surrenders to authorities (Live 5 News).
• New development proposed for Ben Sawyer Blvd. (Moultrie News).
• French cablemaker to launch Wednesday in Berkeley County (Post & Courier).
• SLED contacting concealed weapons permit holders (Post & Courier).
• One dead in Colleton County wreck (Live 5 News).
• Berkeley kicks off ‘Keep the Penny’ campaign (Post & Courier).
• SCRA Applied R&D signs $8.3M contract with Defense Logistics Agency (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Bill Murray’s jacket is named ‘Mark’ (USA Today).
• Police make house calls with ‘Front Porch Visits’ (ABC News 4).
• Johns Island man sentenced to 30 years for abusing family (Post & Courier).
• Mount Pleasant man arrested on child pornography charges (Live 5 News).
• Teen sentenced to 45 years in 2013 Greenville mob beating death (Live 5 News).
• Police trying to find vandals who spray-painted Gen. Moultrie statue (ABC News 4).

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