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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonCHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Newly-released data from the Anti-Defamation League shows a drastic increase in antisemitic incidents in 2023. According to the ADL’s 2023 audit, the number of antisemitic incidents reported last year rose by 140% compared to 2022. The uptick was reflected across all categories of incidents which include assault, vandalism, and harassment. “Shocked, but also not shocked,” said Natanya Miller in response to the new numbe…See the Story
Charleston Jewish Federation talks newly-released data on antisemitic incidents
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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonCHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A young artist is keeping her father's memory alive through her painting gift. Gracie Coleman lost her father, Chisolm, to stage four colon cancer in 2022. She described her father as someone who had a large appreciation for art and now finds herself painting the most important things to him – like life on the coast. The natural world around her inspires Gracie herself and paints lively coastal scenes, sunsets over the …See the Story
Young artist keeps her father’s memory alive through art
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Mother's Day · CharlestonEbony Johnson could never have imagined that the day after Mother’s Day — her 39th birthday — she will also celebrate the life of twin daughters who died shortly after birth three weeks ago. The post Double tragedy highlights risk in Black maternal deaths appeared first on Charleston City Paper.See the Story
Double tragedy highlights risk in Black maternal deaths - Charleston City Paper
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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonCHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – North Charleston’s former longtime mayor Keith Summey will be awarded an honorary degree during the College of Charleston’s spring commencement. Accomplished College of Charleston faculty members - Julia Eichelberger, Gioconda “Gia” Quesada and Elizabeth “Liz” Jurisich - will deliver addresses to the Class of 2024 during three ceremonies in the Cistern Yard on Friday, May 10, and Saturday, May 11. Honorary degrees will …See the Story
Keith Summey, Murrell Smith to receive honorary degrees during College of Charleston commencement
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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonIndie-Rock anomaly The Postal Service is scheduled to deliver a rare reunion performance at Credit One Stadium on April 26 ahead of the evening’s headliners, Death Cab For Cutie. The post The Postal Service reunites at Credit One Stadium appeared first on Charleston City Paper.See the Story
The Postal Service reunites at Credit One Stadium - Charleston City Paper
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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonCircuit Court Judge Deadra Jefferson is among six judges seeking a spot on the state Supreme Court. The Legislature's screening panel will interview them in May.See the Story
Charleston judge among 6 vying for SC Supreme Court. Will the court's diversity change?
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Lyft · CharlestonCharleston has designated five locations for ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft to pick up and drop off passengers between 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. along the King Street corridor.See the Story
New Charleston program limits nighttime ride-shares to 5 locations along busy King Street
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Alex Murdaugh · CharlestonThe infamous ex-attorney Alex Murdaugh plans to fight the 40-year federal prison sentence he received after pleading guilty to a raft of financial crimes, according to a recent court filing.See the Story
Alex Murdaugh plans to appeal 40-year sentence for federal financial crimes
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