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David Farrow CDS Memories by davidfarrow 13 Jul 2010 at 3:09pm
Elizabeth Kilminster 2012- the end or a new world order? by Elizabeth 16 Oct 2009 at 12:54pm
Montel Williams believes it. So does Mel Gibson, Jeanene Garafalo, Shirley McClaine, lil Wayne and Joe Rogan. Well then, by Jiminy, it must be true. The end of days will occur on 12-21-12! Stop paying those pesky credit card bills! Move to a tropical island and blow that 401-K! Skydive, bungie jump, get married, get [...] HOT ON THE TCT FOURM (last 24 Hrs) City Council 31 Jul 2010 at 6:50am
What are these guys up to? Mayor Watch 31 Jul 2010 at 6:50am
What has our good mayor been up to? West Ashley 31 Jul 2010 at 6:50am
No longer a red-headed stepchild SC HOT SC: Open meetings should be accessible by By Staff
We're not going to claim that it was fascinating to watch, but it was an important step for public access last month when ETV streamed the Budget and Control Board's monthly meeting live on its website. SC: SC harbor deepening moves step closer to happening by By The Associated Press
Deepening the Charleston Harbor shipping channel in South Carolina has moved a bit closer to happening. SC: SC DOT plans for standardized roadside memorials by By The Associated Press
Relatives of people killed on South Carolina roadways can now honor their loved ones with standardized roadside memorial signs. Charleston Regional Business Journal Health of residential housing market depends on jobs, economist says 29 Jul 2010 at 11:35am
Job growth is a key factor in the residential housing market?s recovery, a research economist at the University of South Carolina?s Moore School of Business told a crowd of Charleston-area real estate agents today.
The development group presented more than 200 business and community leaders with the results of its research project to analyze the Charleston region in comparison with similarly sized areas in the mid-Atlantic.
The transportation agency is looking for public feedback on a series of recommendations it was presented last week to help trim a $1.4 million budget gap created by a decrease in sales tax funding.
