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180 degrees of inspiration

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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180 degrees of inspiration

By Kristin Hackler It was six or so years ago when Bob LeFevre first pedaled his bicycle to Nancy Island, a small hammock island near the end of Jenkins Point. At the time there was only a farm on the far stretch of land; a handful of cows and a few shaggy goats lazily chewing... »

Seabrook Town Council – January 26, 2010

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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Seabrook Town Council – January 26, 2010

Financials “This are unaudited, but I don’t think they’ll change a lot,” said Mayor Holtz as he read through the year end financials. Revenue for the year is $950,302.48, which is over the budgeted $860,400. The expenditures were dead on: $539,412.40 compared to a... »

Go, go, Greenway

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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Go, go, Greenway

Staff report On January 26, 2010, Dr. Paul Roberts and Al Burnaford of the Kiawah Island Roads Committee, with the support of Sam Reed from the Seabrook Island Roads Committee, and Joe Bunting, President of the Kiawah Island Community Association, gave a brief but thorough... »

Captain Sam’s revetment a “shore” thing?

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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Captain Sam’s revetment a “shore” thing?

By Kristin Hackler On Monday, January 25, 2010, Chief Administrative Law Judge Ralph King Anderson III overturned the Department of Health and Environmental Control’s (DHEC) ruling for a 2,783 foot long revetment along the neck of Captain Sam’s Spit. The ruling followed a hearing wherein Kiawah... »

Starmageddon

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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Starmageddon

By Jennifer Barbour Thousands of dead or dying sea stars washed ashore on our local beaches as winter storms ravaged the coastline recently, bringing below freezing temperatures and plenty of rain. This phenomenon, know as a “wreck of starfish”, is not unusual for the... »

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