Local News, Week of January 11
News highlights from the past week, courtesy of the folks at TheDigitel:
- Thrift stores get a little hope in face of crippling lead law
- In photos: Summerville pole dance classes
- Hard Rock Park to be liquidated
- TheDigitel launches local sponsorship opportunities
- Downtown Charleston sees numerous businesses closings
- South Carolina struggles to fund Civil War re-enactment
- Lawmakers push for ultrasound viewing before abortions
- Gov. Sanford called “an attractive political candidate” for president
- Why don’t you give to street performers?
- Don’t trash those electronics, here’s where to recycle in Charleston
- Is the Port of Charleston’s main failure a PR one?
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January 13th, 2009 at 9:14 am
“Bridge Cyclist and Walkers Make Dangerous Combo.” Can of worms…. ya think?
I have to admit I’m one of those who has come to think of bicylist as nothing more than waverunners on dry land. Let them play go play in the traffic.
We have enough driver vs biker rage, why do we have to deal with them as foot traffic as well?