Modesty Upheld as Medics Emphasize Patient Life
Readers discuss hospital gowns and patient modesty. Health workers explain gowns provide access for treatment while patients may request robes. A nurse stresses life and limb justify access, urging cultural sensitivity as hospitals adopt suitable options.
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Trails planned at Camden Revolution to mark battlefield
Camden's Revolutionary War battlefield moves toward national park status with three hiking and biking trails. The 310 acre purchase by the South Carolina Conservation Bank enables interpretive signs and a kiosk to tell visitors about the Battle of Camden in August 1780. The plan relies on easements, state park status, and federal studies, with no guarantee of national park designation.
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Camden
Revolutionary War Battlefield
Joanna Craig
Camden Revolutionary War Park
South Carolina Conservation Bank
George Fields
Palmetto Conservation Fund
Fields
Vincent Sheheen
Mittee
Conservation Foundation
Ravenel Bridge Opens Connecting Charleston and Mount Pleasant
Charleston and Mount Pleasant prepare a spring opening for the Ravenel Bridge over the Cooper River a 632 million cable stayed span linking the cities. Officials note biking lanes replace aging crossings and funding for ceremonies is limited to 500 by the state transportation department with private contractors contributing about 30000 so far.
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North America
Cooper River
Mount Pleasant
South Carolina
South Carolina Transportation Department
Mac Burdette
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