Rumors & Notes: 12/2/15

TOP STORIES

• NATIONAL NEWS: San Bernardino shooting: At least 14 people killed; 1 to 3 suspects on loose (CNN).
  • South Carolina law enforcement on high alert after mass shooting in California (Post & Courier).
  • SC expert: Mental illness not a factor in most mass shootings (ABC News 4).
• Ex-wife: Suspected Planned Parenthood shooter vandalized Charleston clinic (Live 5 News).
• Attorney General Alan Wilson refuses to review Zachary Hammond police shooting case (Post & Courier).
• Mayor Joe Riley, AME pastor receive top awards from crisis chaplaincy (Post & Courier).
• Leaders ask landlords to help end veteran homelessness (ABC News 4).
• Mount Pleasant PD searching for missing woman (Live 5 News).

FOOD/BEV

• Sean Brock & Danny Bowien to cook a Southern x Sichuan Lowcountry Dinner at The Royal American (Charleston City Paper).
• The Best Brunch in Every Charleston Neighborhood (Thrillist).
• Charleston’s roadside vendors offer a down-home food experience (Charleston City Paper).
• Marylyn Haspel’s kitchen is the perfect classroom for Hanukkah 101 (Charleston City Paper).
• The Ordinary and Minero Debut Happy Hour Deals (Eater Charleston).
• Nothing Fishy About This Fish’s Origins: Review of the Good Catch Dinner (Charleston Grit).
• Sol Uses Kitchen Karma to Benefit the Ronald McDonald House (HCS).
• Holiday entertaining ideas swiped from catering conference (Post & Courier).
• What your feta order says about you (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• The Butcher & Bee Night Bazaar Debuts on 12/12 (HCS).
• Charleston’s Stop Light Observations discuss the next album, their faith in Charleston, and getting the music industry’s attention (Charleston City Paper).
• Charleston Library’s Holiday Book Sale Returns on 12/4 (HCS).
• Clemson QB Deshaun Watson voted ACC player of year by ACSMA (ABC News 4).
• South Carolina removes 80-foot poster of Steve Spurrier (ABC News 4).
• The latest version of Cabaret to hit a Charleston stage is the grittiest yet (Charleston City Paper).
• New gallery group hopes to unite local galleries, reinvigorate Art Walks (Post & Courier).
• Community of artists on display at ‘The Waiting Room’ (Post & Courier).
• Memorial planned for CofC golfer killed in car crash (ABC News 4).
  • Charleston County Sheriff’s Office: Speed may have contributed to fatal wreck on Isle of Palms (Post & Courier).
• Lucero breaks out the introspection on their new album (Charleston City Paper).
• New name, new sound: Beach Tiger replaces The Tarlatans with indie-pop style (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Lawmakers approve change to help development on Captain Sam’s Spit (ABC News 4).
• IOP beach visitors to have less free parking next summer (Post & Courier).
• Bill could change how much you spend on veterinary care (ABC News 4).
• Commission to discuss Confederate Flag display at Relic Room on Thursday (ABC News 4).
• Charleston schools paying auditor $80K to delve into budget shortfall (Post & Courier).
• Rising rent and a slow, paperwork-driven permit process are pushing local businesses away (Charleston City Paper).
• Cyclists: Open the James Island connector (Post & Courier).

MISC

• Police make arrest in 37-year-old Walterboro murder (ABC News 4).
• Pearl Harbor Memorial Service to be held on the USS YORKTOWN (Patriots Point).
• Online donations on Giving Tuesday jump by over $10 million (ABC News 4).
• Stack’s Nursery in Summerville is donating $10 from every Christmas tree sold to your favorite charity.
• SCE&G donation to Patriots Point guarantees more interactive displays (ABC News 4).
• Merchants hosting holiday shopping events in Charleston (Post & Courier).
• SCHP investigate fatal dump truck crash (ABC News 4).
• Cops: Man claims multiple attempts to shoot ex, mom was ‘Lord’s work’ (Live 5 News).
• Contract impasse has Mount Holly workers taking to social media, airwaves (Post & Courier).
• At Port of Charleston, big ships are already here, with more on the way (Post & Courier).
• Berkeley Co. deputies arrest teens for College Park residential burglaries (Live 5 News).
• Hughes Lumber wants to demolish its downtown Charleston site; parking deck could be on way (Post & Courier).
• Sea level rise is already changing our lives (Charleston City Paper).
• Blotter: Bus stop rage (Charleston City Paper).
• Boeing finishes design work for North Charleston-made 787-10 Dreamliner (Post & Courier).

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