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Charleston Boat Show

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The Charleston Boat Show is kicking off the Lowcountry boating season for it’s 43rd year! Powerboats to pontoons, socks to safety glasses, come find an exclusive show-only deal and celebrate life on the water in Charleston! Save

Charleston Boat Show

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The Charleston Boat Show is kicking off the Lowcountry boating season for it’s 43rd year! Powerboats to pontoons, socks to safety glasses, come find an exclusive show-only deal and celebrate life on the water in Charleston! Save

Charleston Boat Show

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The Charleston Boat Show is kicking off the Lowcountry boating season for it’s 43rd year! Powerboats to pontoons, socks to safety glasses, come find an exclusive show-only deal and celebrate life on the water in Charleston! Save

Hurricane Michael Cancellations

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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES   – Charleston County School District schools and offices will be closed on Thursday, October 11, 2018. All afterschool activities, sporting events and extended day programs will be canceled as well. Officials plan to resume

Hurricane Florence: How to Help

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Hurricane Florence made landfall last week devastating homes and businesses across the Carolinas. Unfortunately, Florence is still hanging around causing major flooding. In Charleston, we were lucky. Now it’s time to help those who weren’t so lucky.

Hurricane Florence Evacuation Shelters

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There is still time to evacuate your home to a nearby shelter as Hurricane Florence approaches. While Charleston may not experience a direct hit, we are no stranger to flooding and Florence will be no exception. Thankfully

Evacuation Assistance

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Charleston County Emergency Management is urging citizens who live in low-lying areas and are concerned about flooding to follow the Governor’s order and evacuate. The new release states that those needing assistance evacuating to a hurricane shelter

Berkley County Emergency Update

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Berkeley County leaders continue to prepare for the potential impacts Hurricane Florence could have on South Carolina. The news release states that the Berkeley County Emergency Operations Center moved to OPCON 1 at 12 p.m. Tuesday, September

Sand Bag Locations

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Beginning at 1:00 p.m., September 12, sandbags and sand will be available at the below locations. Citizens must bring their own shovel and fill their own bags. Bags should only be filled 2/3 of the way full, to

Comcast Opens FREE Hotspots

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Comcast opened nearly 7,000 Xfinity WiFi hotspots in Charleston, S.C., Savannah, Ga., and Augusta, Ga., ahead of Hurricane Florence. The hotspots will help residents and emergency personnel stay connected as the weather event makes its anticipated landfall