Rumors & Notes: 2/26/14

TOP STORIES

• Jury returns: Moore guilty on all counts, Latham guilty on one (ABC News 4).
• Charleston City Council approves bike-pedestrian lane over Ashley River (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Please Pass The Charcuterie (Yelp Charleston).
• Reality show makeover might leave locals confused (Charleston City Paper).
• The Granary satisfies Mt. P’s need for modern fare (Charleston City Paper).
• Kiawah Island Golf Resort Adds Monthly Beverage Dinners (Post & Courier).
• Westbrook Brewing Company’s Gose was included in a bon appétit article on “funky ales.”
• 82 Queen Celebrates 32 Years in Charleston (Eater Charleston).
• MUSC Researchers Uncover New Seafood Concern (Post & Courier).
• Chef Sean Brock went hunting with some other folks and Garden & Gun went along for the ride.

SOUTHERN CHARM

• T-Rav talks Southern Charm and his future in politics (Charleston City Paper).

• The Unofficial Southern Charm Drinking Game (Charleston City Paper).

POLITICS

• Alleging misconduct, defense attorneys call for investigation of Solicitor Scarlett Wilson’s office (Post & Courier).
  • Wilson calls request for investigation ‘misguided’ as public defender comes to her defense (Post & Courier).
• Gov. Haley, military work to get vets jobs (Live 5 News).

• New S.C. poll: Likely GOP voters like Lindsey, really don’t like Muslims, are OK with Jews (Charleston City Paper).

• Compromise that keeps Common Core in SC advances (ABC News 4).
• Bigotry alive and well in the SCGOP (Charleston City Paper).
• Haley fundraiser rekindles 2011 Georgia port controversy, Democrats say (Post & Courier).

CofC-MUSC MERGER

• The CofC-MUSC merger is one ‘remake’ no one asked for (Charleston City Paper).
• The CofC-MUSC merger is a master class in realpolitik (Charleston City Paper).
• Stegelin: Political playtime at College of Charleston (Charleston City Paper).

MUSIC

• Music Scene: The Mavericks, Unknown Hinson, Thomas Wynn and The Believers (Charleston Scene).
• G. Love was interviewed at Monster Music & Movies today for CNN’s Road Warriors. (Facebook)

MISC

• Mayor Riley talks West Ashley development (Live 5 News).
• Citadel professor travels to Antarctica to study penguins (ABC News 4).
• Solicitor explains lack of information in Heather Elvis case (Live 5 News).
• Charleston police asking help finding Mount Pleasant suspect (Post & Courier).

• Freedom to Marry launches $1 million campaign across South (The Digitel).

• Missing Virginia woman found in truck of car in Orangeburg County (ABC News 4).
• Charleston wants more safety at deadly intersection (Post & Courier).
• Purdy, the longtime resident cat of Blue Bicycle Books, passed away (Facebook).
• Gun, knife confiscated from 2 Beech Hill Elementary students (Live 5 News).
• Angel Oak purchase gets final approval (Post & Courier).
• Berkeley County couple arrested on meth charges (Post & Courier).

• Lunar eclipse Lowcountry bound this April (The Digitel).

• Charleston Travel Guide (Lilly Pulitzer).
• Athlete of the Week: CofC’s Willis Hall (ABC News 4).
• Ports Authority to maintain air quality at Union Pier Terminal (Live 5 News).
• Special Report: The business of attracting business (ABC News 4).
• Senate approves letting districts excuse snow days (Live 5 News).
• Man accused in beating death found guilty of murder (ABC News 4).
• Your motion photos (Post & Courier).
• Orangeburg man arrested in Charlotte on 2005 warrant (ABC News 4).
• Blotter: The case of the doppelganger dealer (Charleston City Paper).
• Actress talks at USC on beauty, eating disorders (ABC News 4).
• South Carolina’s favorite band is who? (The Digitel).
• Beaufort Co. Sheriff’s Office investigating series of car break-ins (Live 5 News).
• Indoor trampoline park to hire 100 new workers (ABC News 4).
• Berkeley School board votes to hire former judge for legal advice (News 2).

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