Rumors & Notes: 5/29/15

TOP STORIES

• Domestic violence reform finalized by S.C. House (Post & Courier).
  • Attorney General Alan Wilson statement on passage of Domestic Violence Reform Bill (News 2).
• GCPD: Loud booms heard by residents came from operations at Naval Weapons Station (Live 5 News).
• NCFD: Fire at CSX Bennett Yard now under control (Live 5 News).
• Former owner: We may know who taped dog’s muzzle shut, gives description to Animal Control (ABC News 4).
  • Humane Society offering up to $5k for info leading to arrest in dog cruelty case (Live 5 News).
• Weekend Events, Parties, & Plans: 5/29 – 5/31/15 (HCS).
  • Weekend plans with Holy City Sinner (ABC News 4).

FOOD/BEV

• Counter Culture Coffee to open training center in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• A breezy guide to some of the beaches’ shore-fire culinary winners (Charleston City Paper).
• Spero chefs infuse food with fun, experimentation and global favors that delight the palate (Post & Courier).
• Westbrook Beer Dinner at Bohemian Bull: 6/18 (HCS).
• Squid ink tortillas and huitlacoche at Mini Bar (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Kathryn Dennis: Pregnancy Rumors Swirl (FITS News).
• Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame Releases 2015 Candidates (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston’s Keith Summey sets the stakes in mayors’ challenge ahead of Stingrays’ Kelly Cup series (Charleston City Paper).
• North Charleston City Gallery to Showcase Works by Four Local Female Artists (North Charleston).
• In search of the weird, the wonderful, and the tasteless on Center Street (Charleston City Paper).
• Bark For Your Brew Returns to The Joe on June 7th (HCS).
• The Charleston Police’s Pipes Band is trying to raise some money for new kilts (Kickstarter).
• Stingrays open up ticket sales for Kelly Cup (Ticketmaster).
• Charleston City Ballet eschews Disney with their version of Beauty and the Beast (Charleston City Paper).
• Tickets on Sale for Patriots Point’s Fourth of July Fireworks Blast (HCS).
• Clarke, Wise Named Louisville Slugger All-Americans (CofC).
• Life’s a beach and then you listen to live music (Charleston City Paper).
• Mount Pleasant clothing designer’s sales get boost from ‘Mad Men’ (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Special Olympics Flame of Hope’s route will close Charleston roads from Johns Island to Mt. Pleasant (ABC News 4).
• Shepard Fairey gives Terrace Theater two works (Charleston City Paper).
• ‘Teen Mom 2’ personality jailed on domestic violence charge in Myrtle Beach (Post & Courier).
• Circus music act This Way to the EGRESS juggle aural and visual spectacles (Charleston City Paper).
• City Paper cartoonist Steve Stegelin talks art and satire at TEDxCharleston (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS

• Ex-S. Carolina state Sen. Ford sentenced to 5 years probation (ABC News 4).
• Kiawah officials mum on financial probe (Post & Courier).
• Haley welcomes Volvo to SC, hiring to begin in 2017 (Live 5 News).
• Charleston planning director Keane leaving for similar job in Atlanta (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Isle of Palms eyes hike in parking fines (Post & Courier).
• Stegelin: Options for 2016 (Charleston City Paper).
• District: ‘Hasty, incorrect decision’ made; student can wear sweatshirt (ABC News 4).

MISC

• MPPD: Man charged after stealing car with dog inside (Live 5 News).
• Train car catches fire in North Charleston (News 2).
• Increase in deadly accidents on South Carolina roads, new report finds (Live 5 News).
• CAS: Dog could lose tongue after muzzle taped shut, reward offered for suspect info (ABC News 4).
• Beach-ready suits that will make your summer sizzle (Charleston City Paper).
• Rare signed Harper Lee novel stolen from book store (ABC News 4).
• Authorities: 14-year-old struck in hit-and-run near Summerville Town Hall (Live 5 News).
• Citizen tip leads to arrest of suspected West Ashley thieves (Live 5 News).
• Today’s police departments look more and more like occupying armies (Charleston City Paper).
• College of Charleston to offer free Math Camp to high school students (Moultrie News).
• Palmetto Cyber Defense Competition awards scholarships to S.C. students (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Police in Dorchester County need help identifying burglary suspects (News 2).
• The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce unveils Zucker Family Inspiration Room (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Three bodies accidentally exhumed, returned same day (News 2).
• Mating season for alligators makes for interesting video on Facebook (ABC News 4).
• 4 mixed-use projects on Charleston BAR’s agenda (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• MUSC heightens security measures for visitors (ABC News 4).
• Volvo: Workers, infrastructure key in SC plant selection (ABC News 4).
• Blotter: Hot dog party animal (Charleston City Paper).

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