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Tower riles Ehrhardt residents
Some residents of the small town of Ehrhardt in Bamberg County are upset because a 300-foot-tall cell phone tower was built recently near their houses. Construction began Labor Day weekend and was finished last Monday, said Donna Rogers.
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Johns Island retail, homes planned
Development still needs County Council approval
The Beach Co. plans to develop 1,427 acres on Johns Island in a 20-year project that could create hundreds of jobs and pump millions of dollars into the local economy.
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Boeing package advances
Council gives initial OK to incentives for company
Charleston County Council approved a preliminary economic development incentives package for the Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner assembly plant Tuesday night, but officials had little to say about what was in the package.
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Citadel grad's job a real blast
Astronaut alumnus takes off on space mission
The Shuttle Atlantis lifted off Monday from Kennedy Space Center, carrying Citadel graduate Randy Bresnik on a journey that will include a pair of spacewalks designed to help extend the life of the orbiting International Space Station.
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Council OKs cat plan
A program setting up rules for allowing homeless cats to roam free in Charleston was approved Monday night by City Council, and the same ordinance will be considered today by County Council.
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Towering issue
Safety, effect on property values are among worries
MOUNT PLEASANT -- Candlewood subdivision residents are upset that the town allowed a 195-foot-tall communications tower to be built next to their neighborhood.
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Citadel expert looks to next lunar step
NASA's announcement Friday that it found evidence of water on the moon raises exciting prospects for further lunar exploration, said a Citadel expert who helped create the mission said.
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Working to find solution to Charleston homelessness
Lawmaker hosts summit on growing problem
South Carolina has an estimated 7,000 homeless people on any given night but has beds for only about 2,100 of them. That's a disgrace, and the government, churches and civic groups need to work together to end it, community leaders said Thursday.
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Mt. Pleasant hands reins to new leaders
MOUNT PLEASANT -- Billy Swails became the town's 35th mayor Tuesday night, succeeding Acting Mayor Kruger Smith, who retired after 27 years on council.
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New council member recognizes familiar face
MOUNT PLEASANT -- Newly elected Town Councilman Dr. Craig Rhyne thought incumbent Councilman Ken Glasson looked familiar, but he wasn't sure why until they talked at a council meeting on Thursday.
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