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What's new at Bluffton Today
You want turkeys, they got turkeys
First on the hurry list is Bluffton Self Help, which has asurprising number of leftover turkeys available on a firstcome, first-served basis. Originally, the downtown charity planned to give them only to people who signed up. That’s done. Everybody who asked and qualified got what they. - On page 1
First on the hurry list is Bluffton Self Help, which has asurprising number of leftover turkeys available on a firstcome, first-served basis. Originally, the downtown charity planned to give them only to people who signed up. That’s done. Everybody who asked and qualified got what they. - On page 1
A great day for the Farmer’s MarketPatrons line up Thursday at Rio Bertolini’s booth at the Bluffton Farmer’s Market . The Charleston-based fresh cut pasta company’s offerings drew a steady crowd during the last day of the 2009 regular market season. Bluffton Farmer’s Market’s winter market season will commence Dec. - On page 4
Tappeiner drops bid for release on bond
“She decided she was going to withdraw that application for bond pending appeal and go ahead and get these consequences started,” said defense lawyer Mike Macloskie of Beaufort. He represented Tappeiner at her trial and sentencing, and Thursday on behalf of the Columbia lawyer handling the appeal to the state Court of Appeals. - On page 4
“She decided she was going to withdraw that application for bond pending appeal and go ahead and get these consequences started,” said defense lawyer Mike Macloskie of Beaufort. He represented Tappeiner at her trial and sentencing, and Thursday on behalf of the Columbia lawyer handling the appeal to the state Court of Appeals. - On page 4
Beaufort man killed in motorcycle wreck
The state Highway Patrol said the wreck occurred around 10:30 a.m. Hraban was traveling south on Shanklin Road on a 2006 Yamaha and attempting to make a right turn onto Bay Pines Road when he fell off the bike.. - On page 6
The state Highway Patrol said the wreck occurred around 10:30 a.m. Hraban was traveling south on Shanklin Road on a 2006 Yamaha and attempting to make a right turn onto Bay Pines Road when he fell off the bike.. - On page 6
Police make another arrest in ball field shooting
A second man, Brandon Theo Lee, 19, was charged Nov. 13 with pointing and presenting a firearm and discharging a firearm within town limits. Brandon Lee was one of the three people shot. Cleveland Edwards, 19, also of Hardeeville, and a 16-year-old were also wounded. - On page 6
A second man, Brandon Theo Lee, 19, was charged Nov. 13 with pointing and presenting a firearm and discharging a firearm within town limits. Brandon Lee was one of the three people shot. Cleveland Edwards, 19, also of Hardeeville, and a 16-year-old were also wounded. - On page 6
IHOP clears town design review, but without blue roof on menu
Delayed action on a petition by Leephonso Jenkins for town annexation, with a “village commercial” zoning designation, of a vacant, 0.3-acre parcel at 132 Burnt Church Road. Commissioners voted to require notices of the proposed switch be sent by certified mail to surrounding property owners so they can have input when the commission next meets at 6p. - On page 7
Delayed action on a petition by Leephonso Jenkins for town annexation, with a “village commercial” zoning designation, of a vacant, 0.3-acre parcel at 132 Burnt Church Road. Commissioners voted to require notices of the proposed switch be sent by certified mail to surrounding property owners so they can have input when the commission next meets at 6p. - On page 7
Clemson takes orders for annual tree sale
A variety of trees are available from the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service as part of its annual sale.. - On page 8
A variety of trees are available from the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service as part of its annual sale.. - On page 8
Tradition developer in default
Core said it did not make those payments and hopes to get alender to make those payments out of an interest reserve on one of its loans; but if it can’t cure the default, the city might strip away its development entitlements for Tradition, the story said. - On page 8
Core said it did not make those payments and hopes to get alender to make those payments out of an interest reserve on one of its loans; but if it can’t cure the default, the city might strip away its development entitlements for Tradition, the story said. - On page 8
In remembrance
Taylor Shianne Arnsdorff, 12, of Hardeeville, died Monday, Nov. 6, in an accident. She was born in Beaufort on June 26, 1997, to Jose Luis Ramirez and Tara Marie Arnsdorff. She was a sixth-grade student in the gifted and accelerated class at Hardeeville Middle School. - On page 8
Taylor Shianne Arnsdorff, 12, of Hardeeville, died Monday, Nov. 6, in an accident. She was born in Beaufort on June 26, 1997, to Jose Luis Ramirez and Tara Marie Arnsdorff. She was a sixth-grade student in the gifted and accelerated class at Hardeeville Middle School. - On page 8
Model airplane day Saturday in Pooler
World War II model airplanes are on sale in the Museum Gift Store for $10. Unique model airplanes from the museum’s archive collection will be on display in the Museum’s Rotunda through Sunday.. - On page 9
World War II model airplanes are on sale in the Museum Gift Store for $10. Unique model airplanes from the museum’s archive collection will be on display in the Museum’s Rotunda through Sunday.. - On page 9
Traffic checkpoint slated for Monday
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Enforcement Team will conduct a traffic safety checkpoint from 8 to 10 p.m. Monday at S.C. 280 near Love Ministries (423 Parris Island Gateway).. - On page 9
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Enforcement Team will conduct a traffic safety checkpoint from 8 to 10 p.m. Monday at S.C. 280 near Love Ministries (423 Parris Island Gateway).. - On page 9
County launches new TV show on local environment
We are proud of the work our broadcasters have done and proud of the partnership with the Lowcountry Institute of Spring Island. I invite all citizens to come join us as we learn together about the remarkable diversity of living creatures we have here,” Kubic said. - On page 9
We are proud of the work our broadcasters have done and proud of the partnership with the Lowcountry Institute of Spring Island. I invite all citizens to come join us as we learn together about the remarkable diversity of living creatures we have here,” Kubic said. - On page 9
‘New Moon’: A pretentious, moping fan delight
As every Stephenie Meyer fan knows, “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” is the one where studly vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) dumps his human girlfriend, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), for her own safety, and she turns to old chum Jacob Black... - On page 10
As every Stephenie Meyer fan knows, “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” is the one where studly vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) dumps his human girlfriend, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), for her own safety, and she turns to old chum Jacob Black... - On page 10
How a neglected boy turns in to a vicious manThe metal around his waist and wrists attest to his badness, and the look on his face further cements it: this is aman that few people would mess with. But once upon atime, he wasn’t bad at all. Awhile back, that man in the orange jumpsuit was alittle boy in blue overalls. - On page 11
We say ... New dock means anything goes
Despite protests from virtually every- one we can think of —neighbors, boaters, county government officials —the state Department of Health and Environmental Control rolled over and said Wilbert Roller Jr. could expand the dock that everybody but him pretty much hates. - On page 12
Despite protests from virtually every- one we can think of —neighbors, boaters, county government officials —the state Department of Health and Environmental Control rolled over and said Wilbert Roller Jr. could expand the dock that everybody but him pretty much hates. - On page 12
You say ...Letter to the editor
A large portion of this country’s citizens are completely naﶥ about how the U.S. Congress operates. The influence of corporations and their lobbyists determine what programs (and what is in them) are passed. - On page 12
A large portion of this country’s citizens are completely naﶥ about how the U.S. Congress operates. The influence of corporations and their lobbyists determine what programs (and what is in them) are passed. - On page 12
He says ...Land deals should be more transparent
The rationale for executive sessions is that negotiations could be affected if known to the public that is funding them. Well it seems to me the property owner must be motivated to conserve their land or it would have been on the open market anyway. If he wants to sell to the highest bidder what is to stop him?. - On page 13
The rationale for executive sessions is that negotiations could be affected if known to the public that is funding them. Well it seems to me the property owner must be motivated to conserve their land or it would have been on the open market anyway. If he wants to sell to the highest bidder what is to stop him?. - On page 13
Changing lives for the better
“We’ve helped students get scholarships, put roofs on houses and helped with prescription drugs…there are just so many examples,” Upshaw said. “The positive impact of this program in our service area has been tremendous. Lives have been changed. Our members have every reason to be proud of what they’ve done and continue to do. - On page 14
“We’ve helped students get scholarships, put roofs on houses and helped with prescription drugs…there are just so many examples,” Upshaw said. “The positive impact of this program in our service area has been tremendous. Lives have been changed. Our members have every reason to be proud of what they’ve done and continue to do. - On page 14
Bluffton Business
Hampton Lake will offer a lecture on party planning to kick off the holiday season at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 9 in the Lakeview Room at the Lakeside Amenity Village. Kicks Off Holiday Season With Party Planning Lecture The lecture is free and open to the public. - On page 14
Hampton Lake will offer a lecture on party planning to kick off the holiday season at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 9 in the Lakeview Room at the Lakeside Amenity Village. Kicks Off Holiday Season With Party Planning Lecture The lecture is free and open to the public. - On page 14
Boeing just part of state’s economic pictureBoeing’s greatly increased presence in the Lowcountry will have favorable economic effects acrosstheentirestate,withthousands of jobs being created by Boeing itself and by supplier and spin-off jobs created as a cons e q u e n c e . Indeed just last week the aeronautics giant named an Upstate company — BE - On page 15
VAMPIRE LOVE AND TROUBADOURS GALOREHe climbed the mountain, had the big-shot record deal and the big marketing push. While he’s grateful for every minute of the ride and the residuals from those days keep the house lights on, the Greenville native is just happy to be back to basics on the road, earning fans with each song. - On page 16
Minimize pet stress during the holidaysSome pets love traveling — while others find it extremely stressful. However, with increased awareness of the risks inherent in traveling with animals, owners can prepare and minimize undue stress on their pets. - On page 22
Grant to provide vaccines for animals
Maranatha Farm in Ridgeland has received a $4,000 grant from the Albert Schweitzer Animal Welfare Fund. The grant will help to vaccinate and provide heartworm prevention medication to incoming animals, according to the fund’s director Barbara A. Cassidy. - On page 23
Maranatha Farm in Ridgeland has received a $4,000 grant from the Albert Schweitzer Animal Welfare Fund. The grant will help to vaccinate and provide heartworm prevention medication to incoming animals, according to the fund’s director Barbara A. Cassidy. - On page 23
