Charleston’s Livability Court Aims to Restore Quiet Night Life
Michael Malony describes five years running Charleston South Carolina’s Livability Court tackling nuisance properties junk cars barking dogs and derelict houses to restore safety and a sense of community. He calls the program a model for other cities and notes ongoing challenges balancing growth with quality of life.
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Workshop on Graniteville derailment health effects held at USC Aiken
The second workshop for those affected by the Graniteville chlorine gas derailment convened at USC Aiken. Speakers discussed chlorine health and environmental impacts as Rev. James Abraham urged openness to learning and healing. Brenda Reyes shared her ordeal, detailing exposure, loss, and rescue efforts during the January 6, 2005 incident.
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Ridge Peach Festival marks 36th year in Trenton
Crowds flocked to the Ridge Peach Festival in Trenton Park for the 36th annual event. Wayne Carpenter, festival chair, praised the turnout and weather while reminiscing on the festival’s origins in 1971 and its evolution from townwide crowds to a park centerpiece. The piece notes the peach centric foods and the shift in ice cream making after a 1975 storm and rainstorm logistics.
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