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lucy392
Member since Jan 7, 2010
Recent Comments
Re: “Sea level rise is already changing our lives”
Watch Cowspiracy, All politicians are in it to line their pockets. What are you doing to reverse your so called "Climate Change"? Why did you not mention the amount of political contributions made on behalf of special interest groups. Politicing is more powerful than facts or science. Follow the money
Posted by
lucy392
on December 3, 2015 at 7:25 PM
Re: “SCDOT holding public input meeting on an island inaccessible by public transit”
Note the irony! Seems like this could have been scheduled at the bus shed downtown. Hey, at least it's not on Goat or Dewees Island!
Posted by
lucy392
on September 5, 2014 at 12:54 PM
- S.C. can't miss this opportunity for education reform2 comments
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- The Sophia Institute wrote Charleston's slavery apology. Now, it's losing black members.11 comments
- Let's confront the ghosts of our past and calm things down4 comments
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Weekend Roundup: 21 things to do in Charleston for the last week in Feb.
Events for the weekend of Feb. 22-24
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Blotter: Playin' the long con
ISO: Tattoo gun and African mask
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SUSTO's Justin Osborne arrives exactly where he's supposed to be on Ever Since I Lost My Mind
Clear Vision
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Tu expertly delves into the cuisine of the Indian subcontinent
The Spice is Right
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The historic Cannon Street YMCA has quietly closed, but plans to return
Trust the Process
Re: “Charleston officials launch plan to clean up Tent City, curb homelessness”
Has anyone asked why the tent dwellers could not be placed at campsites at the county park? It is open to camping year round, it offers electricity, toilets, showers, and trash pick up. The fee could be subsidized by charitable groups. The park offers several pavilion buildings that could be used as counseling facilities. I think even animal are welcome. Our family has been there to live in a tent for more than one night. It's a very nice place for someone looking for a temporary fix.