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Sandraklpark
Member since Dec 7, 2011
Recent Comments
- The Citadel picks Gen. Glenn Walters as military college's 20th president1 comment
- Kick off "rosé season" at Edmund's Oast Exchange with free tastings and discounted goods1 comment
- Outside interests are trashing South Carolina1 comment
- Southern Charm Newbie: There's a baby in the cake3 comments
- With landlords using the courts as de facto bill collectors, North Charleston's eviction rate is the highest in the country10 comments
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The Washout restaurant
Love it .. you will too .. I promise . Great food .. beer … -janej77
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Hungry Monk Music
Outstanding place to listen to great local music. -rhayes73
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Geno's Place
Awesome lunch cooked on fridays and great service...awesome atmosphere -Shannon Cason
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Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary
We've worked with numerous animal rescue groups over the past 20 plus years but Hallie… -Allan Schildknecht
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Dockery's
This is hands down the best beer in Charleston. The Controversy IPA is my personal… -Colleen Wilson
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With landlords using the courts as de facto bill collectors, North Charleston's eviction rate is the highest in the country
Home Sick
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Outside interests are trashing South Carolina
Turning the tide
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Weekend Roundup: Light it up
Events for the weekend of April 20-22
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Why I'm done soul-searching — momentarily
I took a sip of her potlikker and I ain't been the same since
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Local, interactive theater stalwart, Black Fedora, presents new production, 'Ten Little Aliens'
It's out of this world
Re: “The debate over the proposed Shem Creek parking garage is starting to get loud”
Are you kidding? The proposed garage height is as tall as The Boulevard...and I wouldn't say that "peaks" out. It casts a dark shadow and is an eye sore at the very least. Who decided Mt. Pleasant needed a high rise downtown? Doesn't speak Lowcountry to me at all. And I'm not a disgruntled "old mt. pleasant" person. I moved here 5 years ago because it felt small, it was pretty & I wanted to be close to the water & biking distance to Shem Creek. The tall buildings are just not necessary. Stick with 2 stories and we have a cute little main street with shops, restaurants, parks, etc. More people would appreciate that. Everyone likes the Old Village because it is just that. Why are we straying away from it?