Best of Charleston 2010
Staff Pick
We understand the initial appeal. We’ve heard the value of streetfront buildings in terms of slowing traffic and encouraging pedestrian use. But we can’t imagine that it also applies to massive compounds like the new Sanders Clyde Elementary. While there are some artistic measures in the design (the lobby and mural for instance), and anything is better than the Archer campus, that imposing first glance from East Bay Street makes it look more like the kids are in there for three-to-five years.
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- Lowcountry Local First hopes its Community Business Academy will help cultivate local entrepreneurs1 comment
- S.C. can't miss this opportunity for education reform2 comments
- 33 better ways to spend the $33 million we wasted on the old Charleston Naval Hospital3 comments
- Attractive but unaffordable, Mt. Pleasant is pushing out its working class5 comments
- The Sophia Institute wrote Charleston's slavery apology. Now, it's losing black members.11 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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Iron Tribe Fitness opens downtown Charleston location
Join the tribe
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The historic Cannon Street YMCA has quietly closed, but plans to return
Trust the Process
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Charleston-area breweries take home more than 40 S.C. Brewers Awards
Pour one out for Chucktown beer
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I took Kevin Young, the City Paper's cynical movie critic, to A Star Is Born
Maybe it's time to let the old ways die
