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ROADWATCH

Sunday, June 22, 2008

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Good Morning Lowcountry

Saturday, June 21, 2008
Weekend Guide
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ROADWATCH

Saturday, June 21, 2008

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Good Morning Lowcountry

Friday, June 20, 2008
Once again, and for the last time, GMLc culls some varied and interesting (and sometimes odd) news from elsewhere that you might have missed.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Thursday, June 19, 2008
GMLc is leaving the hammock at the end of this week and moving to the P&C's Community News desk, where we hope you, dear reader, will continue to send news, pictures, goings-on and Lowcountry observations.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Summer reading Readers had some interesting takes on Tuesday's column about beach books. "Tell whoever is reading 'When You Are Engulfed in Flames' to SKIP pages 236-240," Christine Bosworth wrote. "They are really, really yucky! The next few chapters aren't that great, either. Other than that, the book is really good.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Beach books Pluffmudders have plenty of excuses to read. They join book clubs ... both virtual and living room. They swap books, borrow books, buy books and join chat rooms to see what friends are reading.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Saturday, June 14, 2008
--Edisto Riverfest. Various times and prices. Colleton State Park, 147 Wayside Lane, Canadys. For a complete schedule of expeditions, see www.edistoriver.org. Also Sunday.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Friday, June 13, 2008
Friday mashup GMLc's killer app is the use of curiosity and news judgment to roam around in other news pages and sites, picking up and distilling unusual items of interest. That sounds lofty. All it means is hitch up your britches, here's another weekly news roundup of stuff we liked from around our tiny state and the big world.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Thursday, June 12, 2008
June brides Pity the poor girl getting married this month in the Lowcountry. It doesn't matter that she is wearing white, sun-reflecting clothing. This June is July-hot. As temperatures boil over at 95 and 96 degrees, GMLc can think of one variety of June bride who won't mind the heat ... the destination bride who has arrived from New York, Georgia, North Carolina, Chicago or Boston, with her entire entourage, to have her wedding here in Charleston.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Bubble gum art Last week while GMLc was shaking with fever and coughing, hacking and retching with bronchitis, we noticed that Charleston's three gum-covered, pop-art utility poles near the landmark City Market probably won't have a chance to become landmarks of their own.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Saturday, June 7, 2008
Spoleto Festival USA. Venues vary; prices vary. www.spoleto today.com. www.spoletousa.org. 579-3100.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Friday, June 6, 2008
Grab a frappuccino. It's GMLc's weekly smattering of news from elsewhere.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Wednesday, June 4, 2008
The favorite view of the Lowcountry for this pluffmudder is the view from the water. It doesn't matter if it's a long shot from seaward, or the marsh-tops green, pillowtop cloud white and rare blue of the creek from your vantage point in a small boat, or just the sweeping panorama of a lonely beach and maritime forest from your eyes swimming just above the waves out in the surf.
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Good Morning Lowcountry

Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Now, now. Here's a kerchief. Do pat on that glistening along your cheek. Have a seat here in the piazza shade, up on this rejuvenating little bouncy joggling board. A cool, mint drink, perhaps? Rather humid this morning, isn't it? You seem a might peaked.
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