Rumors & Notes: 11/6/13

TOP STORIES

• Linda Page declared winner in Mount Pleasant mayor’s race (Post & Courier).
  • Dorchester County Election Results (News 2).
  • Linda Page’s first days as Mount Pleasant’s Mayor-elect (ABC News 4).
• Legare Farms: Second pig killed by hunters on a boat (ABC News 4).
• Former S.C. State official arrives for hearing in federal corruption case (Post & Courier).
  • Former SC State board member, 2 others plead guilty to conspiracy charges (Live 5 News).

MUSIC

• Charleston City Paper’s 2013 Music Awards Winners.

• Elise Testone releases new single and readies post-Idol disc (Charleston City Paper).
• The sudden and surprising success of the Dead 27s (CCP).
• Rachel Kate spreads the love and shares the hate (CCP).
• Godwin Falcon embodies the beers-and-bros ideal (CCP).
• Gino Castillo’s improvised journey from Quito to Charleston (CCP).

FOOD

• Wild Olive’s Sullivan Island Project Gets a Name (Eater Charleston).
• Journeyman chef on his way to becoming a master with his new restaurant The Granary (Charleston City Paper).
• Unpaid Bills and Illness Conspire to Close Ernie’s Restaurant (Post & Courier).
• A new café hides away at Zero George (Charleston City Paper).
• The Alley and The Glass Onion Introduce New Cocktail Lists (Post & Courier).
• Fermentation Focus Bubbles Up at Chefs Collaborative (Post & Courier).

SPORTS

• Summerville Cricket Club is off to fast start (Summerville Journal Scene).
• Clemson’s Boyd, South Carolina’s Shaw among finalists for Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Southern Releases 2014 Baseball Schedule (Live 5 News).
• Spurrier salary 12th in the nation, 5th in the SEC; Swinney No. 28 overall (Post & Courier).
• Battery’s Patterson joins Ottowa Fury FC (ABC News 4).
• Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley hopes her program takes another step toward the elite (Post & Courier).
• High School Hero Week 10: Stratford High’s Nick Smith (ABC News 4).

MISC

• Police respond to Downtown shooting (Live 5 News).
  • If you have any information on this incident, call Crime Stoppers at 843-554-1111
• MUSC looking for missing man (News 2).
  • SC competes for Boeing’s 777-X design (Live 5 News).
• S.C. ‘never really in the mix’ for Boeing 777X (Post & Courier).
• St. Andrews School of Math and Science help students excel through hands on learning (News 2).
• Police: Woman chases kids with butcher knife, yells ‘Someone’s gonna die today’ (Live 5 News).
• Summerville FD celebrates placement in world competition (ABC News 4).
• Manhunt underway for Beaufort burglary suspect (Live 5 News).
• Sexual assaults near CofC highlight problem of victim blaming (Charleston City Paper).
• Multi-car accident shuts down Mount Pleasant intersection (News 2).
• SC senators and public discuss health care bill (ABC News 4).
• Radio transmissions: Real time sights and sounds of the East Bay Street fire (News 2).
• City African American museum funding approved (Post & Courier).
• The Blotter: C for Citation (Charleston City Paper).

• Cook It Raw: Swamp to Table (New York Times).

• Suspect sought for attacking woman, stealing her car (Live 5 News).
• SC advocates for elderly push for advocacy program (Post & Courier).
• Live 5 News Investigates: Finders Keepers (Live 5 News).
• North Charleston wants to extend special tax district to finance redevelopment (Post & Courier).
• Pedestrian struck by car after striking deer (ABC News 4).
• Reward offered for info leading to arrest of bank robber (ABC News 4).
• Media guru Phil Cooke urges Christians to focus amid growing distractions (Post & Courier).
• Teens behind bars after theater owner attacked, robbed (Live 5 News).
• Performing arts funds approved in Myrtle Beach (ABC News 4).
• The workplace bully affects the bottom line (News 2).

HCS STORIES

• RiverDogs Win Top Promotional Organization Award
• 2013 Charleston City Paper Music Awards Results
• Mellow Mushroom Celebrates “Melvember”
• Vickery’s 15th Annual Fall Oyster Roast is Sunday
• Want to be an extra in a web short featuring Cam Gigandet?
• Local Brewers Day at Seanachai in James Island
• BarCamp Charleston Returns Next Saturday

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