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Rumors & Notes: 5/9/13

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May 9, 2013

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SC hosting conference on meth, prescription drugs (ABC News 4).
Summerville officials pass 1st reading of fireworks ordinance (Live 5 News).
New federal report shows Lowcountry hospitals bill very different prices for same services (Post & Courier).
Exploring the past: Examining George Washington’s handwritten letters (ABC News 4).
D’Allesandro’s pizzas are now available in the freezer section at the Piggly Wiggly on Meeting Street.
The Green Door’s flavors span the globe (Charleston Scene).
Pint Bill compromise reached (Drink. Blog. Repeat.)
Old Village Post House Celebrates 10 Years (Mount Pleasant Patch).
From farmers markets to cooking classes, schools are helping families grow better eating habits (Charleston City Paper).
Gamecocks No. 7, Clemson No. 10 (tops in the ACC) in SI’s Post-Spring top 25 (Post & Courier).
5 Most Anticipated Spring and Summer Openings in CHS (Eater Charleston).
SLED issues endangered person alert for man, 88 (ABC News 4).
A new Oyster Room holds promise on Folly Beach (Charleston City Paper).
The house she built: Future homeowner helps with her Habitat home (ABC News 4).
SLED: Aynor officer fired after he asked woman to lift shirt (Post & Courier).
Man accused of stealing nearly $3k worth of equipment from construction site (Live 5 News).
McAlister-Smith Opens First Funeral Home on James Island (Charleston Patch).
Fire victims still seeking normalcy week after fire (ABC News 4).
Cops: Mother arrested after abandoning child at hazardous home (Live 5 News).
Chicken salad franchise expanding into Charleston area (ABC News 4).
Upstate man gets 26 years in prison for brutal sexual assault killing (Live 5 News).

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