Peninsula Task Force is still adrift on cruise-ship issue- Kirk Grant talks about “cruising to a disaster” in his recent P&C commentary.
Is the Peninsula Task Force up to the task? I was very interested in the recent Post and Courier editorial encouraging the Peninsula Task Force to take charge of the cruise ship regulation issue. Th ...
Match Gaillard plan to community- Evan Thompson’s commentary in P&C: “…please consider a few alternatives…”
Match Gaillard plans to community, P&C, April 8, 2012. Charleston needs a new performing arts center, and private charitable contributions to renovate the Gaillard Auditorium are a wonderful gif ...
“Solution to Pollution is Dilution – at least for now” by Rick Reed, MD
Though some may see the Charleston County Medical Society Resolution for Shoreside Power for Cruise Ships as only a bandaid; for now the solution to pollution is dilution. Even though burning of clean ...
“Pollution’s cost”- a letter to the editor in P&C from William Prioleau, MD
The list of diseases associated with pollution just got longer. In addition to asthma, heart attack, stroke, lung cancer, premature delivery and blood clots in the legs, it now includes dementia (Arch ...
Read an attorney’s latest blog on the cruise ship controversy, following Carrie Agnew’s commentary in the P&C-
Charleston Cruise Ship Row Drags On
Comments from Fripp Island, SC
We are homeowners at Fripp Island, and frequent visitors to the beautiful city of Charleston. We are aware of the prospect of cruise ships gaining more access to the historic harbor, and are very dist ...
Comments from Tennessee
My wife and I have visited Charleston several times over the past few years. We love the walks around the Battery and the historic district looking at the beautiful homes. When we first heard of Carn ...
Comments from Illinois
Hello, I am from Illinois and my family loves the beautiful and historic city of Charleston. Pass this on to anyone who can vote on this matter. We love to visit the city for it's distinctive charm. ...