CHS | Vote Tuesday… Charleston’s future is at stake
It’s impossible to overstate the importance of Charleston’s mayoral election. The City is at a crossroads. Traffic congestion has worsened; May is now gridlock. Hundreds of new hotel rooms have j ...
See the mayoral candidates’ responses to the Coastal Conservation League’s question about “cruise control.”
See the mayoral candidates' responses to the Coastal Conservation League's question about "cruise control." Stavrinakis: Stavrinakis declined the League's invitation to participate in the one-hour int ...
Letter to Planning Commission re. 2015 Update to the Tourism Management Plan, Cruise Recommendations
April 6, 2015 City of Charleston Planning Commission 68 Calhoun Street Charleston, SC 29403 Re: 2015 Update to the Tourism Management Plan, Cruise Recommendations Dear City of Charleston Plan ...
A simple vote for cleaner air
A simple vote for cleaner air If Charleston City Council, when asked Tuesday to support reducing air pollution from cruise ships, says "no," local residents should have some serious concerns about the ...
Our perseverance is apparently being heard at State levels
Proposed legislation to bring shore-side power to Charleston cruise terminal by Tyrone Richardson, Post and Courier Cruise ships docked in Charleston soon could be plugging into a shoreside power out ...
Per the City…. we all suffer….
Attorneys argue in front of S.C. Supreme Court over harm cruise ships would cause Charleston By Schuyler Kropf COLUMBIA — Allowing a lawsuit that challenges Charleston’s cruise ship visits over zonin ...
Power Struggle: You Cruise, You Lose!
As taken from The Post and Courier, by Frank Wooten: Shoreside power to the cruise ships! That variation on “Power to the people!” won’t generate a rallying cry for Charlestonians demanding that cru ...
It’s a Bird! It’s Plane! No… It’s a Smokestack…
A photo from a visitor who was enjoying the panoramic pristine views of the Holy City at The Vendue Inn's Roof Top Bar. Not sure which is more fetching... the smog or the larger-than-life red "whale ...
Judge schedules arguments on Charleston cruise case for September
CHARLESTON, S.C. — A federal judge wants to hear attorneys argue why a challenge to a $35 million South Carolina cruise terminal should be settled without a trial. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ...