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Rumors & Notes: 9/17/15

by Holy City Sinner

September 18, 2015

1:45 AM

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Official: Friend of Charleston church shooter arrested (ABC News 4).
South Carolina again tops list of nation's deadliest states for women (Post & Courier).
Michael Slager: ‘I’m afraid now, is he going to take my weapon and shoot me?’ (Live 5 News).
Illinois delegation nominates Emanuel AME for the Nobel Peace Prize (ABC News 4).
Thomas Ravenel says he was assaulted in bar, threatens to sue city after waffling on arrest (Post & Courier).
- Ravenel releases photo of injury from attack (Charleston City Paper).
- Thomas Ravenel regrets threatening suit against Charleston, wanted police to do more (Post & Courier).
Southern Charm’s Kathryn C. Dennis and Thomas Ravenel Expecting Baby No. 2 (Bravo).
- Pregnant Kathryn Dennis spotted filming in downtown Charleston (Charleston City Paper).
Another bomb threat reported at Timberland High, Crime Stoppers offering $500 reward to catch perp (Post & Courier).

FOOD/BEV

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Southern Foodways Alliance releases oral histories from 14 culinary leaders (Charleston City Paper).
Two Unique Pop-Ups to Explore in Charleston (Eater Charleston).
Can dozens of Yelp contributors be wrong? (Post & Courier).
Charleston Beer Week in Full Swing until September 19th (News 2).
Where to Drink Cocktails in Charleston Right Now (Eater Charleston).
Charleston's brewers go for gold at the Great American Beer Festival (Charleston City Paper).
Break Down a Hog, Chef Fuyuhiko Ito at O-Ku (Eater Charleston).
Bad Bitches winds down first season with market, dinner (Post & Courier).
Check Out the Stunning Restoration at The Westendorff (Eater Charleston).
- The Westendorff Does Daily Brunch Starting on Saturday (Eater Charleston).
The Brewster series encourages women to get into the brewhouse (Charleston City Paper).
Where to Find Lowcountry Oysters in Local Restaurants (Eater Charleston).
For Saturday’s Talk Like a Pirate Day, try eating like one (Charleston City Paper).
Mira Winery Tasting Room, SIP Charleston, and Sweet Lulu’s Open (Eater Charleston).
Jewish cooks break from tradition by using Lowcountry fish in holiday gefilte dish (Post & Courier).
Brewers embrace cask ale and thousands of years of beer history (Charleston City Paper).
Hanna Raskin wins top national award for blog (Post & Courier).

ENTERTAINMENT/SPORTS

This is the droid you’re looking for: R2-D2 Dreamliner to land in Charleston (ABC News 4).
Check out this Charleston tattoo on Russ Thames of the Charleston MINI Club. Ink done by Chuck at Pepper Shade Tattoo.
Carolina Green Fair Returns to James Island this Sunday (HCS).
Shovels, rope & baby: Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent welcome new baby girl to family (Post & Courier).
44th Annual Scottish Games return to Boone Hall Saturday (Live 5 News).
Sorry, Miss South Carolina, the murder of the Emanuel 9 wasn’t an ‘accident’ (Charleston City Paper).
Burke High to play out 2015 season at Citadel’s stadium (ABC News 4).
Charleston Jazz Orchestra Latin-ize the Music of Thelonious Monk (Post & Courier).

POLITICS/GOV

Charleston police: Enforcement on panhandling ban to begin Friday (Post & Courier).
Lawmakers discuss state of care for disabled patients in group homes (ABC News 4).
Quintin’s Close-ups: Senator Tim Scott (HCS).

MISC

Hull of first sub in history to sink enemy warship revealed (ABC News 4).
Charleston man pleads guilty to sexting minor, meeting for sex (ABC News 4).
Downtown store owner assaulted in armed robbery (ABC News 4).
Quintin’s Close-ups: Attorney Mark Peper (HCS).
Guns, a sword, and booze among items confiscated by TSA (ABC News 4).
Charleston County to Celebrate National Customer Service Week Oct 6-10 (Charleston County).
The Iron Yard preps adults for coding jobs (Live 5 News).
Cyclist hit, killed Tuesday night on Wadmalaw Island (ABC News 4).
Plans filed for new hotel near Charleston's S.C. Aquarium (Post & Courier).
Lost Civil War sword returns to The Citadel (Live 5 News).
‘I’m awake’ – Mother wins fight to keep children in South Carolina after leaving religious group (ABC News 4).
4th grader asks for gifts for soldiers for her birthday (Live 5 News).
Eastside nonprofit helps carry the load with neighborhood laundromat (Charleston City Paper).
Sheriff: Driver ran over deputy before fatal crash in ‘wild’ chase (Live 5 News).
Google pays lip service to Charleston’s black community (Charleston City Paper).
Office building eyed for 1970s-era bank at busy Charleston corner (Post & Courier).
Driver charged after hitting motorcyclist (ABC News 4).
Blotter: A superhero’s exit (Charleston City Paper).
Trial continues in case of two brothers accused of brutally murdering landlord, burning his body (Live 5 News).

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