Rumors & Notes: 11/24/14

NATIONAL NEWS

• No charges in Ferguson case; chaos fills streets (ABC News 4).

TOP STORIES

• Judge denies bond for woman charged with abducting daughter (Post & Courier).
• Charleston battles ‘demolition by neglect’ of historic structures (Post & Courier).
• North Charleston police investigating a pair of deadly shootings (News 2).
• Community members push CCSD board to reinstate McGinley (ABC News 4).
• Bond denied for accused international kidnapper Barnett (ABC News 4).
• Second North Charleston man killed in shooting Sunday morning (ABC News 4).

FOOD

• Irish Bar Egan & Sons Transforming Into a Barbecue Destination (Eater Charleston).
• The Future is Here: Order All the Sandwiches Online at Artisan Meat Share (Eater Charleston).
• The Review: Zero Café + Bar (Charleston Magazine).
• Spring Street’s Tokyo Crepes Opened This Weekend (Eater Charleston).

ENTERTAINMENT

• Who needs Gaillard for Spoleto Strut? (Post & Courier).
• Charleston Animal Society sees record registration for Celebrity Chili Cook Off (Charleston City Paper).
• The Citadel grinds out 45-25 win over VMI (ABC News 4).
• This Week In #CHS Tweets (Charleston Grit).
• Charleston squeaks by George Mason 61-60 (ABC News 4).
• Chase After a Cure Gala Tickets Discounted for #GivingTuesday (The Digitel).

POLITICS

• Duncan holding congressional hearing on disasters (News 2).
• Jewish clergy speak on same-sex marriage allowed in SC (ABC News 4).
• A city, or a museum? 1 Meeting Street controversy poses serious question for Charleston (Post & Courier).
• Advocates: DSS must do more to determine best care (ABC News 4).

TRAVEL

• Lowcountry travelers keeping their homes safe during Thanksgiving (News 2).
• Charleston International Airport warns passengers to budget extra time (News 2).
• Charleston International Airport is offering holiday travelers discounts on parking (News 2).
• Charleston International Airport gears up for holiday travelers (ABC News 4).
• UberX continues operations amid regulations, citations (Charleston Regional Business Journal).

MISC

• Cosby removed as advisor at High Point University (News 2).
• SC Aquarium receives 15 New England sea turtles for treatment (Live 5 News).
• Committee says all of SC in early drought (News 2).
• Army plans to move nearly 3,600 mine-resistant vehicles to Goose Creek (Post & Courier).
• Region’s Health Care Heroes honored (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• USCG Cutter Hamilton gets a foggy welcome (ABC News 4).
• Motley Rice files suit against airbag-maker Takata in Charleston woman’s death (Post & Courier).
• Suspect wanted for armed robbery in Georgetown Sunday (News 2).
• Trident Medical Center tops two recent hospital lists (Post & Courier).
• Debate over modern vs. traditional for Charleston historic district (News 2).
• VA regional director announces plans to retire (ABC News 4).

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