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Crosstown work rough on residents
I understand that construction on the Crosstown is necessary to alleviate the flooding problem that plagues part of Charleston. Any road work is an inconvenience to drivers, but what about residents in the surrounding area? For them, it is not a momentary inconvenience, but a source of constant noise and disruption.
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Gregg Tract rezoning will lead to more noise and traffic
On Feb. 22 at 5 p.m., the Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will hold a public hearing for the proposed rezoning of a vacant, 40-acre parcel, known as the Gregg Tract, located across from Town Center on the west side of 17 South.
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Responsible birth parents are best option
Over the past several weeks I have followed the stories you have published about little Veronica, the 2-year old Native American girl who was recently removed from an adoptive home on James Island to live with her birth father. I can no longer stay silent.
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Save the old Summerville hospital
I can't believe that they want to tear down what used to be the Summerville Hospital. Our long-time residents gave birth to their kids there. Then those children gave birth to their kids there, too.
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Re-study Sullivan's Island school
Melanie Balog's Jan. 21 column confined the position of Sullivan's Island Town Council on a referendum to halt the present design for Sullivan's Elementary School to three points. It ignored major safety issues, environmental demands and the architecture of Sullivan's Island, which are more important responsibilities of Town Council.
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Time to re-evaluate the role of school resource officers
Police behavior and methods to serve and protect our communities have been a questionable topic in The Post and Courier. Unfortunately, the use of law enforcement inside public schools has been missing from this important discussion.
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Sea bass ban threatens fishermen
Just a month ago, the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council approved Amendment 18A, which eliminates black sea bass pot fishing in McClellanville, Charleston and other historic fishing communities along the South Carolina coast.”
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