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Old burial societies look to continue tradition
Walter Smalls Jr. and John Dash stand over the gravestones wet with rain, wondering who will take their places when they pass on. Who will look after these historic black cemeteries. Who will preserve them for future generations? Who will trim the grass?
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Program looks to recovery
The Charleston Atlantic Presbytery, which oversees 49 churches in the lower corner of the state, arranges an annual spring mission trip to Haiti that offers church members and college students an opportunity to visit a country where faith and suffering go hand in hand.
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S.C. volunteers caught up in disaster
John Pipkin is a retired pilot. He's held many jobs, most recently working for Netjets International, flying celebrities around. These days, he flies relief workers, medical teams and humanitarian aid from airstrip to airstrip in Haiti.
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After quake, questions about religious practice raised
Pat Robertson's Jan. 13 comments after the earthquake that devastated Haiti provoked a response from those offended by his views. Robertson said that Haitians had "made a pact with the devil."
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Lowcountry part of Haiti aid effort
Operation Unified Response arranged its first airdrop to Haiti this week to deliver food and water to victims of the earthquake. The C-17 loaded with supplies included a Charleston crew.
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Boeing exec's words energize King event
A diverse gathering of students, business managers and city leaders assembled in the Exhibition Hall of the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium on Tuesday morning for the 10th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Business and Professional Breakfast.
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Charleston offers support, planeloads of supplies
Martine Doleans came to Charleston from Haiti five years ago, after starting two schools, trying to do what she could to improve conditions in her country.
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King breakfast caps week of events honoring civil rights leader
A diverse gathering of students, business managers, and city leaders assembled in the Exhibition Hall of the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium Tuesday morning for the 10th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Business and Professional Breakfast.
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Leaders had pivotal roles in civil rights
Today, the patch of green in the middle of Ashley Avenue at Fishburne Street is hardly noticed by drivers and pedestrians. Few are familiar with the story of the "Hanging Tree," the place where Denmark Vesey likely was executed in 1822 for his role in an interrupted slave revolt.
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Gardens symbols of forgiveness
The Rev. Lyndon Harris, an Episcopal priest and native of Gaffney, went to New York in 1995 to earn a doctorate in theology, then develop innovative church programs. He was big on alternative worship and outreach.
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