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Dockside residents will be able to move belongings beginning April 14th

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) --After being evacuated over a month ago, dockside residents have a plan approved to move their belongings out of the condominium in just a few weeks. The City of Charleston and Dockside Association worked together to approve a plan for residents to safely move out if they choose. The building and surrounding townhomes were evacuated in February. Officials said "the structure has insufficient capacity to continue to be sa…

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Dockside residents will be able to move belongings beginning April 14th

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) --After being evacuated over a month ago, dockside residents have a plan approved to move their belongings out of the condominium in just a few weeks. The City of Charleston and Dockside Association worked together to approve a plan for residents to safely move out if they choose. The building and surrounding townhomes were evacuated in February. Officials said "the structure has insufficient capacity to continue to be sa…

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