Rumors & Notes: 11/25/14

TOP STORIES

• Report: Bobby Harrell charged trip to Harry Potter theme park to campaign account (Live 5 News).
• Ferguson decision: Some see parallels in S.C. (Post & Courier).
  • Charleston Ferguson Rally Takes Place at Fed Courthouse (Charleston Subterrain).
  • Protesters rally in Charleston for justice in Ferguson (ABC News 4).
  • Protests erupt in cities across the nation (Post & Courier).
• Parents of three Academic Magnet High School football players suing over watermelon ritual descriptions (Post & Courier).
  • Read the lawsuit (Charleston City Paper).
• Community members push CCSD board to reinstate McGinley (ABC News 4).
• Things running smooth at CHS airport possible delays loom for Wednesday (News 2).

FOOD/BEV

• Thanksgiving Restaurant Openings and Closings in Charleston (HCS).
• Local fire departments give cooking safety tips (Live 5 News).
• Brewvival Tickets Go On Sale Friday (Charleston Beer Exchange).
• Chef Sean Brock’s Minero Expanding to Atlanta; Neighborhood Dining Group Taking Over the South (Eater Charleston).
• December Eve Cook Out at Holy City Brewing to Benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (HCS).
• Photo Gallery: Celebrity Chili Cook Off and Oyster Roast (Post & Courier).
• Charleston’s 50 Food & Bev Faves: Pizza – EVO Pizzeria (Charleston Magazine).
• In Season: Oysters (Garden & Gun).
• The 7th Annual Santa Pub Crawl Set for December 13th (HCS).
• Bloomberg Writer Approves of Minero’s Fare, Despite the Eagles Soundtrack (Eater Charleston).
• Quick Bite: 15 min with Bob Waggoner (Charleston Magazine).
• Palmetto Brewing Ready to Deliver & Donate 300+ Thanksgiving Dinners (HCS).
• Sideshow: Chef Jeremiah Bacon’s take on collard greens (Charleston City Paper).
• Basket Brigade delivers Thanksgiving dinner to 3,300 needy families (Post & Courier).
• Chili title comes home to ABC News 4, CAS raises $250,000 (ABC News 4).
• HoM Fights Hunger this December with “One-Lunch, Two Ways” Campaign (HCS).
• FIG’s pastry chef reviews first six months on the job (Post & Courier).
• The Thanksgiving Recipes Googled in Every State (New York Times).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

• Garden & Gun’s Jubilee Festival Back for 2014 (HCS).
• Holiday Parade of Boats Set for December 13th (HCS).
• College of Charleston swimmers set school records (Post & Courier).
• The Holiday Festival of Lights at James Island County Park is a contender for the Top 10 Best Public Lights Display contest chosen by readers of USA Today (10Best).
• Jason Aldean’s “Burn It Down” Tour Coming to the Coliseum (HCS).
• Charleston Film Festival opens submission period for 2015 fest (Charleston City Paper).
• James Taylor at the North Charleston Coliseum: Photo Gallery & Setlist (HCS).
• Wild Blue Ropes is offering a BOGO deal this Friday (Wild Blue Ropes).
• Homegrown Holiday Bazaar Invites You To Shop Local (HCS).
• Now Charleston needs a natatorium more than ever (Post & Courier).
• Doug Benson Added to the 2015 Charleston Comedy Festival (HCS).
• South Carolina Women No. 1 in AP Poll for 1st Time (ABC News).
• Dead 27s to Cover “Are You Experienced” For PoHo’s Hendrix Birthday Bash (HCS).
• South Carolina State’s Marching 101 to perform at Medal of Honor Bowl (Post & Courier).
• Monster Trucks Roar Back into the Coliseum this January (HCS).
• Bay Street Biergarten to host a Casino Royale New Year’s Eve Party (HCS).

POLITICS

• John McCain ‘strongly encouraging’ Lindsey Graham to consider 2016 run (Post & Courier).
• Sen. Lindsey Graham: GOP-led Benghazi report is ‘full of crap’ (CNN).
• Same-sex marriage brings more legal security to couples, families (Post & Courier).
• Charleston to begin enforcing bicycle parking restrictions Dec. 1 (Post & Courier).
• Chicken ordinance ruffles feathers in Berkeley County (Live 5 News).

MISC

• Boeing begins final assembly on first North Charleston-made 787-9 Dreamliner (Post & Courier).
• Charleston physician leads country in testing for breast cancer ‘sub-type’ (Post & Courier).
• Charleston police investigating West Ashley armed robbery (Live 5 News).
• Michelin leader calls for state leaders to fix roads (Greenville Online).
• North Charleston car dealer charged with money laundering (Live 5 News).
• Parents of seriously ill children often turn to the Internet for help, with mixed results (Post & Courier).
• Hanahan woman charged in home invasion faces burglary charges (Live 5 News).
• SC judge won’t release warrants on missing woman (ABC News 4).
• Family of SC woman files lawsuit for wrongful death with faulty airbags (Live 5 News).
• American College of the Building Arts buys Trolley Barn property from city (Charleston Regional Business Journal).
• Police: Man charged with trafficking cocaine following foot chase (Live 5 News).
• SC Highway Patrol: what you need to know before you hit the roads (News 2).
• Deputies, marshals arrest wanted man in North Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Dorchester District Two reschedules opening of new schools (ABC News 4).
• Man accused of using piece of asphalt to beat man to death (Live 5 News).

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