Published 2 years ago

Labor Day crowds return to normal for beach businesses

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Leaders across the Lowcountry's beaches said this is the first Labor Day weekend back to normal since before the pandemic. Sullivan's Island mayor Patrick O'Neil said the threat of rain resulted in a slightly quieter weekend than anticipated. Mayor Tim Goodwin said stores at Folly Beach are struggling to keep up with an increase of both foot traffic and car traffic.

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Labor Day crowds return to normal for beach businesses

SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) -- From the shops to the sand, leaders across the Lowcountry's beaches said this is the first Labor Day weekend "back to normal" since before the pandemic. Sullivan's Island mayor Patrick O'Neil said although the threat of rain resulted in a slightly quieter weekend than anticipated, local leaders are happy to see the Labor Day crowds return. “We continue, everyday, just to see exponential growth of the foot traffi…

2 years ago·Charleston, United States

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