Rumors & Notes: 5/29/17

TOP STORIES

• Massive fire sinks one boat, damages another at Charleston marina (Post & Courier).
• Two injured in shooting at Alston Arms (ABC News 4).
• Group no longer trying to annex Ashley Hall Plantation into City of Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Affidavits: Man attempted to rape missing teen (ABC News 4).
• Memorial Day Ceremony at Carolina Memorial Park honors the fallen (Live 5 News).
• A Charleston firefighter put out a kitchen fire. Then he stuck around to make dinner for the kids (Post & Courier).
• New Sea Turtle Recovery Center now open at SC Aquarium (News 2).

FOOD/BEV

• Downtown Home Team BBQ Hosts “Negroni Week Late Night Party” on 6/5 (HCS).
• Downtown Charleston’s Xiao Bao Biscuit is rolling out dim sum format on weekend nights (Post & Courier).
• Leftovers: Tidbits from the Food & Bev Community (HCS).
• Congress Releases New Menus (HCS).

SPOLETO & PICCOLO SPOLETO

• Complete coverage from The Post & Courier
• Piccolo’s ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ is just that — brilliant (Charleston City Paper).
• Piccolo Spoleto reaches out to retirement communities (Post & Courier).
• Guests go all out, vodka shots flow, and Anita Zucker takes to the dance floor at Tatyana’s Ball (Charleston City Paper).
• Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibition (News 2).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• BBC to feature Darius Rucker and Charleston itself in ‘USA Through Music’ program (Post & Courier).
• The Bend to Host Marsh Jam on June 1st (HCS).
• Music Hall to host “Surf in the City: A Night of Surf Films” (HCS).
• South Carolina Stingrays forward Scott Tanski raises money for mental illness (Post & Courier).
• Brad and Jennifer Moranz Ready to “Let The Good Times Roll” Again! (HCS).
• Art Gilliard optimistic about his theater company, MOJA, and Baldwin play (Post & Courier).
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for City Bike Share Program to be held May 30th (HCS).
• We moustache you to take a look at these wild whiskers (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS/GOV/SCHOOLS

• Stop! But I won’t shoot; SC limits cops firing into cars (ABC News 4).
• MY HOUSE on Meeting Continues North Charleston Teacher’s Bikes-For-Students Initiative (HCS).
• In Trump’s White House, Nikki Haley and Mick Mulvaney both fulfill and buck expectations of independence (Post & Courier).
  • Mick Mulvaney tries to stay light at Governor’s School graduation (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Councilman Mike Seekings (HCS).
• Law enforcement trying to combat ‘100 Deadly Days of Summer’ (Live 5 News).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Tony Lewis (HCS).
• Rep. Rick Quinn corruption case relies on tying South Carolina lawmaker to father’s business (Post & Courier).
• Decades overdue, South Carolina DHEC creating aquifer regulation plans for Lowcountry and Pee Dee (Post & Courier).
• Quintin’s Close-Ups: Tom Perez (HCS).

MISC

• Beachwalker Park Again Chosen as One of the Nation’s Best Beaches (HCS).
• Church hopes to help hungry with Little Free Pantry (ABC News 4).
• Town recognizes Sullivan’s Island man after he rescued friend from drowning last month (Post & Courier).
• Hepatitis C cases increase rapidly among young in S Carolina (ABC News 4).
• Nonprofit aims to provide affordable housing; low-income North Charleston apartments to be upgraded (Post & Courier).
• Berkeley County missing boaters found (News 2).
• Motorcyclist dies in Berkeley County crash (News 2).

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