Rumors & Notes: 5/8/14

TOP STORIES

• SC offices close Friday for Confederate Memorial Day (The State).

  Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2014/05/09/3436280/sc-offices-close-for-confederate.html#storylink=cpy
• Homicide investigation underway in Charleston (News 2).
• Deputies: Cross teacher arrested for 3 counts of sexual battery of a student (News 2).
• South Carolina ranks in bottom 5 in U.S. for working moms (Carolina Live).

SPORTS

• Gamecocks fans celebrate Clowney’s selection as No. 1 NFL Draft pick by Houston (Post & Courier).

• Clemson WR Sammy Watkins will play for his favorite team as a boy: the Buffalo Bills (Post & Courier).

• Dabo comments on Watkins being selected by Bills (News 2).

FOOD

• Two Morning TV Appearances for Charlestonians (Post & Courier).
• Xiao Bao Sous Chef Migrating; New Concept Coming? (Eater Charleston).

• Palace Hotel, haute dog heaven on the East Side (Charleston City Paper).

• Benne Oil Admitted to Ark of Taste (Post & Courier).
• Riesling & Co. Road Trip Hosts Event in Charleston (Eater Charleston).
• From Small Herb Plot to Table (Post & Courier).

• Another French restaurant for Mt. P (Charleston City Paper).

• Working Menu and Photos at R. Kitchen (Eater Charleston).

POLITICS

• Sheheen: People deserve to see full hacking report (ABC News 4).
• The undercover senator: Tim Scott goes anecdote-shopping in South Carolina (Washington Post).
• Leatherman: Panel is SC State’s best hope (ABC News 4).
• Hub City calls for writers across the nation to fight back against the S.C. legislature (Charleston City Paper).
• A Mysterious Republican Committee in the Virgin Islands (New York Times).
• House advances bill affirming ’12 vote on Lt. Gov. (ABC News 4).
• House Speaker Bobby Harrell clarifies Lowcountry comments from WTMA radio interview (Post & Courier).
• Ethics reform in SC faces difficult future as disagreements intensify (SC Radio Network).

MISC

• Close friend discovers signs of a struggle at missing woman’s home (Live 5 News).

• North Charleston threatens break with St. Andrews PSD over emergency response fee (Post & Courier).

• It’s time to Celebrate Mom this weekend in 5 Around Town (Live 5 News).
• Mom-to-be, 20, battles statistics, prepares for unplanned birth of baby boy (ABC News 4).
• Gas leak secured in downtown Charleston (Live 5 News).
• Disabled vets learn to sail (ABC News 4).
• College of Charleston to graduate first South Carolina BA recipients in Archaeology  (CofC).
• Free admission to Magnolia Plantation for National Gardens Day (ABC News 4).
• Summerville’s Kelley named 2014 District Teacher of the Year (News 2).
• Former charter school director indicted for stealing gov’t funds (Live 5 News).
• SC joins 25 states working to protect kids caught up in drug raids (ABC News 4).
• 13-month-old left alone in a car for several hours dies (Live 5 News).

• Possible ‘Fun Home’ compromise in works; incoming C of C president McConnell weighs in (Post & Courier).

• 2 Your Health Web based stroke outreach centers (News 2).

• Review: 1963 brings the Civil Rights Movement to life  (Charleston City Paper).

• Feeding Children Everywhere aims to feed kids during summer months (ABC News 4).

• Sheriff’s passion for policing came at right time for Colleton County, residents say (Post & Courier).

• Best Friend of Charleston museum being dedicated (ABC News 4).
• Thigh gap: fad or cause for concern? (ABC News 4).

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