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Reed wins September Golden Pen
Rick Reed of Sullivan's Island has won The Post and Courier's Golden Pen Award for September for his letter to the editor, "Protect barrier island system."
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Protect environment on Sullivan's Island accreted land
Has Sullivan's Island lost its environmental mind? The town is preparing to modify its present land-management practices for 90 acres of accreted land area presently deeded under the Lowcountry Open Land Trust.
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Consider PRC plan for McLeod
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It is necessary to remind the public that the current plan of the Historic Charleston Foundation to sell McLeod Plantation to the College of Charleston would do no more to preserve this historic site than having it occupied by the American College of the Building Arts.
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S.C. needs 'point of sale' law
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Our current property tax laws are dramatically impacting our state's economy. Millions of dollars and potential homebuyers and business owners are locating to North Carolina and Georgia instead of investing in South Carolina -- just ask your local Realtor or anyone who has recently purchased a home, renovated their existing home, or opened a new business.
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Cadets' behavior unacceptable
Disgusted does not seem to be an adequate word. The recent conduct of Citadel cadets both downtown and in Watts Barracks deserves a more contemptible description, but it escapes this old grad. Such conduct might be expected of students attending a civilian college, but rarely at that.
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Wise stand for land conservation
Thank you for the recent editorial titled "Don't waste Greenbelt funds," which discussed the benefits of land protected by The Charleston County Greenbelt Bank through the use of conservation easements. As Councilman Dickie Schweers observed, "Easements are the only way we can make a substantial impact."
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