Story archive for October 2007

Thursday, Nov. 1

• Police: Teacher supplied tequila

• Chain of events

• Jail funds might have been stolen

• Sprinklers rare in big beach houses

• Power plant protesters say no to coal

• Sanford appeals for reform of drunken-driving laws

• In The Clubs

• Don't look now, but here comes Wake

• Grisham's Big Chance

• Backup QB ready for his close-up

• Cheers, pom-poms herald Circuit City store

• Gas prices head up, up and away

• Sights to see at the Coastal Carolina Fair

• School asks for building

• Resting place for alumni

• FORCE takes preventive action against breast cancer

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Council race gets nasty in Dist. 11

• Tagging the king of butterflies

• Schools report 2 cases of superbug

• After mix-up, USC gets approval to lower flags

• Ask Elsa

• Brown's personnel file released

• Few beach homes include sprinklers

• Jail funds might have been stolen

• Rays' rally comes up short

• Wando set for next test; Raptors fall

• Bishops take Lower State title

• Georgia's planned celebration still the rage among SEC coaches

• Carr expected to start Sunday at Tennessee

• Richardson settles down, quality of play goes up

• Mitchell prepared again

• Padres' Cameron suspended 25 games

• Federer advances to Paris Masters third round

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Walterboro mayor recovering after surgery

• Cougs second, Dogs sixth in SoCon poll

• S.C. Lottery

• CSU grabs conference soccer victory over High Point

• Sports, the small talk of strangers

• C of C exhibition starters set

• Inaugural 10-miler set for Folly Nov. 10

• Connector Run

• Know dog's fitness level before taking that run

• How will 'the penguins' march?

• Work together for school choice

• Ravenel Town Council candidate profiles

• Town may raise taxes, give Miller new job

• Students trashin' fashion on Wacky Tacky Day

• DO YOU KNOW: Christy Croffead Schachte

• New route may affect basket stands

• Letters to the Editor

• Looking ahead

• Folly to revote on right of way for condo pool

• Making center accessible for disabled tops repair list

• PSD members may change vehicle-use policy

• Fighting fires prepared Limehouse for Iraq war

• Town seeks explanation of county services

• DO YOU KNOW: Amanda Weld

• Six vying for three Ravenel Town Council seats

• Charleston batters sport pink helmets to fight breast cancer

• DO YOU KNOW: Brian Elliott

• Garrett students build house for senior citizen

• Top of the Second Power Poll

• Out of the Darkness Walk to raise awareness

• Skate & bake fundraiser

• Fishing tips

• A different sort of deer hunt

• Carolina Cafe

• Saffire shines at Marriott Hotel

• ‘Bee Movie'

• Festival of Lights

• Argentinian actress still making strides in U.S.

• Audiences will likely grow for talented Shaw

• Astbury happy with 'Cult' status

• Fed cuts key rate to bolster economy

• Briefcase

• Iraqi resolve against al-Qaida

• S.C. soldier killed in combat

• Detainee's case goes before court

• Mark your calendar

• Pac-10 showdown, SEC grudge match highlight beginning of stretch drive

• Letters to the Editor

• Class reunions

• Orphan Relief gives area kids a 'happy day'

• FYI

• North Charleston Coliseum set for two nights of 'Panic'

• Club to host oyster roast fundraiser

• Chew on this

• Hot Tickets ... best bets for the coming week

• Head 2 Head trivia

• For a fine night of socializing, Folly hits the 'Center'

• Annual art weekend

• Redgrave 'family business' still going on screen, stage

• Movies opening here

• Here, listen to this

• Sound off

• Music events

• Music this week

• Here’s the buzz on Jerry Seinfeld’s new animated movie

• Forget the Pulitzer, I want a Heisman

• Library programs

• Winter basketball sign-up under way

• Happenings

• Mount Pleasant rec

• October a winner for Santiago Falla

• Clubs

• About Your Lowcountry

• Isle of Palms rec

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Medical spa plans free event

• Local foundation gives donation to hospice

• Job-seekers visit Goodwill career fair

• Sewee Center

• Dance association will recognize Ivey

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Applicants sought for town market

• Clubs

• Yard sale to benefit Jenkins Institute

• Sullivan's Island Post Office to extend hours

• Chicks With Checks holds party to benefit breast center

• City rec update

• Rec Update

• October a winning month for captain Santiago Falla

• Pianist to make U.S. debut in concert

• Poetry Society

• Washington's 'Gangster' not a grabber

• Clubs

• Poetry Society

• October a winner for Santiago Falla

• Flashback

• Happenings

• October a winning month for captain Santiago Falla

• Center for Women

• Vendors, farmers, artists can apply now for holiday market

• Plantation Days every Saturday in Nov.

• Vendors sought for Food + Wine Festival

• International Piano Series

• Clubs

• School of the Arts

• Rebuilding California

• Class reunions

• Orphan Relief gives area kids a 'happy day'

• Students trashin' fashion on Wacky Tacky Day

• FYI

• School of the Arts

• Verizon sponsors N.V. Day

• Students chosen for honors choirs

• Two receive alliance scholarships

• DO YOU KNOW: Mecia Leigh Brown

• Awendaw sewer proposal raises growth issue

• Folly council briefs

• Start Wining

Wednesday, Oct. 31

• In Thursday's edition of The Post and Courier

• Power plant protesters say no to coal

• Another flag flap for SC following student beach house deaths

• U.S. appeals court considers alleged combatant's detention

• Dorchester County deputy resigns over fraud

• Family says soldier from Marion killed in Afghanistan

• Beware of Duke

• Teaching assistant investigated in January

• Late power-play goal sinks Stingrays

• Quinn speaks to teammates

• Surgery scheduled for Lawson

• U.S. in the Internet slow lane as others have cheaper, faster broadband links

• Today at the fair

• Briefly

• At the Port

• Hutson GOP victor in Dist. 94

• Fire damages downtown apartments

• S.C. schools static on federal goals

• Check out library's ghost/spirit/presence

• 2 men get probation in video gambling

• Food bills less taxing

• Her death 'was too much for me'

• Quirky ballet a hit for Gaillard audience

• Wave gets spark from fans in volleyball win

• Berkeley GOP leaders vow cooperation

• Tigers looking to fill Ford's void

• Vols' Chism hospitalized after suffering head injury

• Bishop England sweeps Woodland

• Area teams prepare for Lower State finals

• Missed opportunity angers Spurrier

• Injury gives nod to Losman

• Bank robbery suspect nabbed

• Players react to recent tragedy

• Girardi gets 3-year deal; Dodgers' Little resigns

• Briefcase

• Year-round players key for schools

• Road, rail security topic of symposium

• C of C keeper Waller SoCon player of week

• Strict rules credited with saving Calif. homes

• Correction

• Nation awaits Fed's rate decision

• Foreign buyers boost U.S. retailers

• Price controls blamed as diesel running out

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Green zeroes in on 5,000 receiving yards

• The defense rests its case in the Southern Conference

• S.C. Lottery

• Local Santas prepare gifts for the troops

• Briefly in Summerville

• No ramp for Goat Island, panel says

• Briefly in Summerville

• East Cooper Recreation Report

• Briefly in West Ashley

• Care packages bound for troops

• Fluffy mail mascot's travels provide geography lessons

• Students pledge against guns

• Briefly in Berkeley

• West Ashley Recreation Report

• Cooking classes

• Front Burner

• Slow cooker makes apple butter a treat

• Cooking vs. carving

• Food play

• Ten candy facts you must know

• Homey granola reinvented without fats and sweeteners

• Letters to the Editor

• Bops stack up

• Don' rush presidential picks

• Waterboarding is no joke

• Progress on earmarks; more needed

• Roadwatch

• Local Santas prepare gifts for troops in Afghanistan

• Coroner saves on updated facility

• Briefly in East Cooper

• The Wine List

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Hot Properties

• Helping Hands

• Family friendly

• Group vows to fight new charter school

Tuesday, Oct. 30

• In Wednesday's edition of The Post and Courier

• Bank robbed for 2nd time in week; suspect captured

• Downtown apartment building burns

• Come Along If You Dare

• Cash for mercury: A new, controversial way to cut pollution

• Mercury can wreak havoc on wildlife

• On the Go

• Halloween safety

• By the numbers

• Cow terror one of my scary tales

• Teen remembered as 'truly beautiful'

• Sheriff's SWAT team helps end county jail disturbance

• Today's Coastal Carolina Fair schedule

• C of C narrows AD search

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Focus remains on division title

• Fort Dorchester star undergoes brain surgery

• GOP runoff today for House 94 seat

• SLED to investigate Burnette

• Briefly

• State officials regularly test fish and water for mercury, but not people

• 'The fire didn't show any mercy'

• Favre's 82-yard TD in OT lifts Packers

• Academic Magnet advances

• District 1 candidates not forgetting Daniel Is.

• City taxes at issue in mayor's race

• Spurrier still making changes

• Raptors' volleyball title bid ends in third round

• State may decide future of charter school

• Juror in killing trial will be investigated

• Episcopal Diocese's bishop approved

• Pennington out as Jets QB; Clemens in

• Quick decision to jump saved student

• 3 armed robberies over weekend in N. Charleston

• Old Slave Mart Museum will reopen Wednesday

• Bishops sail into Class AA tennis semis

• Reid moving forward after poisonous snake bite

• High bid for Rivers is $15M

• High tide floods parts of city's East Side

• Richland Northeast's defensive end suffers season-ending injury

• Next Merrill boss will face difficult job

• Survey: Many local firefighters don't trust leaders

• Hollywood writers might log off and strike

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Briefcase

• Fertilizer plant to open in Jedburg

• Clyburn avoids election hubbub

• Man to face death penalty in slaying

• Mexican truckers cite their years of hauling cargo throughout U.S.

• Revitalizing Gullah

• Dogs QB Lawson doubtful for App State

• S.C. Lottery

• Loading up with local talent

• FACEOFF: Who is the NFL's best QB: Brady or Manning?

• Ask Elsa

• High School Football Players of the Week

• Actors the strength behind 'Sweet Sue'

• Teen calendar

• Halloween safety

• Short high school student stands tall

• The inside scoop for easy voting

• Elections go online

• Cow terror one of my scary tales

• Eating healthy

• Adoption month

• Halloween events

• Holiday shipping can get tricky, if you get my drift

• I see candy ... it's everywhere

• Creating a costume easy using imagination

• Letters to the Editor

• Varied positions on Wild Dunes erosion

• Driving while really impaired

• Fire tragedies' common thread

• Iran's internal divisions

• Taking SAT leaves more questions

Monday, Oct. 29

• In Tuesday's edition of The Post and Courier

• Profiles of S.C. college students killed in weekend house fire

• North Charleston girl one of seven college students killed in beach house fire

• Greek groups thank campus for support

• Blaze that killed 7 college students may have started on deck

• Clemson president mourns student's death

• Gov. Sanford asks SC residents to pray for students killed in NC

• Bill Clinton says he is thinking about S.C. following beach fire

• Prosecutor to seek death penalty against Fayall in constable's killing

• Things you need to know about steamy hot tubs

• The better to eat with, my dear

• A bowl of crunch

• Patients face down fears

• Options clear for treating cataracts

• Mental yoga practiced by Israelis is amazing to witness

• Vaccine available but some putting it off

• Flu Shot Q&A

• Letters to the Editor

• Lowcountry's Wanted

• Country superstar Porter Wagoner dies

• Bragging Rights

• USC finds the end zone; now needs to find victory

• USC Monday Morning Quarterback - Clemson

• Specialists help rid local homes of creepy critters

• Boston sweeps Colorado, wins World Series

• Tigers suffer tough loss in big win over Terps

• A-Rod opts out of contract

• USC finds the end zone; now needs to find victory

• Coastal Carolina Fair

• Man searches Holy City for dream

• 'Keeper of the culture' joins new Gullah panel

• Coming up

• Hanahan suitcase mystery still unsolved

• Need for power fuels mercury contamination

• Mercury tests

• A picture is worth what?

• Ground high-flying bureaucrats

• Coal, power and poison

• McClurkin cheered, jeered at Obama event

• Paper plant blaze doused

• USC Monday Morning Quarterback - Gamecocks

• Johnson closing in on Gordon

• Stingrays jolt Jackals for third straight win

• Deaths and Funerals

• Slow-starting Colts kick into gear, crush Carolina

• Cousin Vinny still chucking

• Deaths Summary

• Carolina's Smith missing in action

• Richt inspires Bulldogs to rare win over Gators

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Plan would protect neighborhood integrity

• Wise retreat on Armenian resolution

• Head Start funds put on hold

• Neighbors don't like proposed project

• Woman must act professionally toward backstabbing coworker

• Nitrogen pricey new way to maintain tire pressure

• When HR changes posted salary

• Moving address list to new e-mail

• Colonial Trust opens Charleston office

• Raycom reported as likely buyer of Channel 5

• Charleston airfares dip, but still near top of list

• Housing slowdown spreads across most of state

• Good news and even 'Moe's' better news

• Distinctions

• Executive Items

• Memos

• Week in Review

• Calendar

• Mysteries: PC keeps cutting on; spell check disappears

Sunday, Oct. 28

• Seven dead in fire at beach house filled with South Carolina college students

• On the Mercury Trail: Tale of Two Reporters

• Clemson vs. Maryland Report Card

• Injury bug turns attention to Clemson

• Camellias are the heart and soul of many Lowcountry gardens

• Fellowship for all

• Calendar celebrates diversity

• November Arts Calendar

• Man sees games in 30 Major League Baseball parks

• Highlights

• Baseball tour

• Risks pay off for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago

• Fans find vampire heroes' conflicting passions alluring

• Sunday Calendar

• Music fest spotlights jazz education

• Bacall on Broadway wish list

• Hostel help

• Epic production

• Messing back on series

• This annual a member of the sunflower family

• A pheasant visits Mount Pleasant

• Garden calendar

• Pet Calendar

• 'Call me crazy if you want,' but pets rule

• Show us your best side

• Cheese spread brings back old memories

• Home calendar

• Durable, high-end furniture made for the great outdoors

• Kitchen islands about individuality

• Wireless walls can add design options

• Tips for hiring a contractor

• Real estate transactions

• Craftsman bungalows still popular a century later

• Whiter shade of pale

• Fragrant shrubs, vines add new dimension to landscape

• Area chaplain heads for Calif. fire scene

• Excuses, excuses, this company sells them

• Microsoft bets $240M on online ad boom

• Local experts say supply of homes for sale needs to even out

• The Presbyterian Church in the United States

• Novel tackles questions about love, friendship, change, growth

• Recommended reading

• A dark look at terror and terrorism

• Modern-day class struggle focus of book

• Popular novelist pens another winner

• Words are like gems in novellas

• House plan of the week

• Amount trumps type with insulation

• Dreams Come True In Jericho's 'Lion's Tale'

• Letters to the Editor

• Racial numbers games fuel losing blame games

• Police: Boss shot by worker

• Shih Tzus arrive at reunion dressed in Growloween best

• Compromise still sought in shopping center issue

• Blacks search for their roots

• Hospital volunteer will do whatever you need him to

• 'Mercury is a poison. People only begin to show symptoms when enough cells die.'

• Buyers play waiting game for best deals

• Wando girls' golf team ready for state championship match

• Pinewood's Cody receives AJGA honor

• National Football League: Week 8

• One-On-One with Melissa McCants

• Pool Sharks: Olson and Hornikel

• How They Scored - GSU & The Citadel

• Foster's huge fourth quarter sinks Citadel

• Davis proves prophetic as Tigers trounce Terps

• For Bowden, boring is beautiful

• Actor says he was fated to play role

• Rocky Stopped in OT

• Erosion dominates Isle of Palms forum

• Fleeing suspect hits deputy cruiser on I-26

• Depth takes a holiday for Gamecocks

• Gamecocks' Boyd rushes for career high in defeat

• Rays ride big third period past Chiefs

• Coastal Carolina Fair

• Mt. Zion teachers, students give high marks to loyal volunteers

• Forum offers women sex ed

• Stories differ on fire chief

• Shih Tzus arrive at reunion dressed in Growloween best

• Compromise still sought in shopping center issue

• Racial numbers games fule losing blame games

• Putin's rhetoric weakens friendship

• Legislators should stay focusedon their own spending restraints

• Role of fire board fades

• The Mercury Connection

• Mercury tests

• Police: Boss shot by worker

• Gardner-Webb holds off Charleston Southern

• CSO concert shows off orchestra's wide talents

• U.S. won't miss Safin in Cup final

• Offensive miscues haunt S.C. State in heartbreaker

• Panthers again turn to Testaverde

• Blacks search for their roots

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• S.C. Lottery

• Pet Briefs

• Senators to study state's taxes

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Hospital volunteer will do whatever you need him to

• Stirring it up with ... Johnnie Lee Rowe

Saturday, Oct. 27

• Clemson vs. Maryland: Head to Head

• USC-Tennessee Head to Head

• Hanahan holds off Bishop England

• Spurrier's hometown conflicted

• Car shows

• Father-in-law is right: Turning off engine at stops can save gas

• Roadster steals show at festival

• Trucker-obics

• Auto's best

• What women want in cars

• Recounting tale of two Daimlers

• S.C. drivers take on grueling race around world

• BRIEFCASE

• Ex-stockbroker pilfers from family

• Shortage giving brewers headache

• Minister in suicide case freed

• BRIEFLY

• Coastal Carolina Fair

• WOW! Gala to honor YWCA's 100 years

• Rain, high tide flood streets

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Boater survey reveals scarcity of public ramps

• 1991 explosion mirrors Sofa Super Store blaze

• Impressive disaster response

• Invest in early education

• No place to be a millionaire

• Coastal lawmakers look into potential priorities

• Ask Elsa

• Single holdout leads to murder-trial hung jury

• Discipline disparity on front burner

• Riley: Letter supports uniform

• Gators finally beat rival Knights

• Rays blast Wheeling on road

• 3rd time charming: 'Peter Pan' delightful

• 'Gypsy' a sparkling biography of burlesque

• Charter school topic of workshop

• Realtors group turns 100

• Abuse group visits Charleston Diocese

• Tigers aim to avoid repeat performance vs. Terrapins

• C of C, Furman settle for scoreless tie

• Yankees looking to meet with Rodriguez

• Former owner of polluted site ordered to pay

• Custody of infant goes to father, grandma

• Political hot spots

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• TV picks up Gamecocks and Hogs

• CSU chasing 'defect elimination'

• Panthers to go with Testaverde again

• S.C. Lottery

• Workers' Comp spat still going

• It's been a tough season for everybody

• C of C hoops program ranked 15th

• Wolverines' home time arrives

• Offensive change a boost for Bulldogs

• Gym Class Heroes hit the mainstream

• Fair food

• Bailey suspect to get hearing

• Spruced up interiors, natural surroundings define condo complex off River Road

• Judges pick tops in New Homes Tour

• Pending legislation aims to aid ailing mortgages

• A 'Cleaner' Bratt

• Collette as 'Tara'

• Stewart to stay

• Local businessman, mechanic 'go-to' guy when it comes to bike repair, advice

• Rowe honors everyday worker and gets 'Dirty Jobs' done

• Marie Osmond dances back into the spotlight

• Deep-fried everything 'fair' game for dudes

• Letters to the Editor

• Biffle nips Busch for pole

• WAVE BURIES FORT

• Gym Class Heroes hit the mainstream

Friday, Oct. 26

• '08 Toyota Highlander

• Highlander gets extreme makeover for '08

• Puppy cruelty case nets jail time

• For fun you can't beat the fair

• Military wins Magnet Bowl

• Wave sweeps by second round

• Reigning champ Wando girls roll into AAAA playoff quarters

• Thirty years sail by

• Moon rising at CSU

• Lowcountry Standing

• Canine officers tested

• Star-studded Showdown

• Hanahan at Bishop England

• ACC addition by division

• North Charleston rallies from huge halftime deficit

• Spurrier says Smelley starting Saturday

• Georgians trying anything to save water

• BRIEFCASE

• Holiday care packages are readied for troops in Iraq

• Tuskegee Airmen get together for 8th time in Walterboro

• Faiths unite in 'Evening for Israel'

• Deaths and Funerals

• BRIEFLY

• 2-month-old hospitalized with injuries

• Bidding slow-going on Rivers Federal Building

• 2 bank robberies tied to same limping man

• Obama gospel tour to kick off

• Costs of water, sewer service to rise

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Fire looms large in mayor forum

• Charter proposal gets cool reception

• S.C. father dies in Afghanistan

• City wrong to deny FOI request

• Sanctions with teeth against Iran

• If old walls could talk

• McElveen to buy Hyundai dealer

• Ryan rallies BC over Hokies

• French Society honors tax crusader

• Dorchester Road convenience store robbed

• Tough week for O-Line

• Stern: Refs broke gambling policies

• Estes, Armour shoot 64s for Ginn lead

• Trio of true freshmen contributing at Clemson

• Family frets over woman's disappearance

• Businesswoman gets 6 years for wire fraud

• Oil prices set record, closing above $90 a barrel

• Dogs prepare for two QBs

• Proposed plant faces opposition

• Tidelands earnings plummet

• Hawks, Bishops playing for home field

• Cougs eye strong finish to best SoCon women's soccer season

• BRIEFS

• Recreation update

• Town aims for more property

• Having a ball in Vegas

• Fashion Q&A

• Count the reasons why Miley Cyrus is loved

• The Fun Five

• Clean 5

• Rec Report

• S.C. Lottery

• Briefly

• Jaycees entice new members with fellowship

• Briefly

• Nicky's Chick

• Caine turns tables in 'Sleuth' remake

• Letters to the Editor

• You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’

• Highlander gets extreme makeover for '08

• Ghosts and goblins are passe. Wanna see something really scary?

• 'Do not call' list targets 'robo' political phoning

• Lowcountry Leaders

• Statewide Schedule

• Diverse interests keep outdoorsman Burton busy all year

• Obituaries

Thursday, Oct. 25

• In Friday’s paper

• Prepare for an even cornier humor column this week

• Birbiglia shares 'secrets' with Charleston

• Educators say no easy fix for disparity

• This doll has heart

• Take a ride on 'Darjeeling Limited'

• Sound Off

• A diverse musical lineup highlights this year's fair

• Multi-instrumentalist is no relation to Nelly

• A quirky career path, but this duo became industry 'Giants'

• Thompson makes first Lowcountry visit

• Exchange Club fair begins feast for the senses

• SCE&G customers to see bills rise

• Preventive 'gang awareness'

• New workers' comp orders issued

• Don't weaken historic district

• Lt. Murphy's inspiring sacrifice

• Higgins has changed heart of Bulldogs

• Fiancee, family reflect on fatal boat crash

• Cocaine suspect agrees to plea deal

• Woodland weathers second test

• Bishops barrel into third round

• Wando streak at 58 before second round

• Debate sees few candidates, voters

• BRIEFCASE

• Adams' Long Road

• Briefly

• Along for the ride

• Red Sox skipper hears from Boston brethren

• Romney stumps in Myrtle Beach

• Carolina keeping quiet

• Chancellor standing tall

• Fatal child abuse trial moved

• United Way pushes for pre-K

• Tigers' O-Line seeking identity

• Suit filed over plan for park

• Charleston refuses to provide officer's personnel records

• Jury could decide school eviction case in 2 weeks

• Businesses move to upper Meeting Street

• Miami trades Walker to T'wolves

• S.C. Lottery

• Stingrays fall to Johnstown in OT

• Mohamed opts to plead not guilty

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Gunman robs bank in N. Chas.

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Cougars aim to boost '08-09 season tickets

• Sanford names Nix to serve rest of Dorchester auditor's term

• More Republicans back Graham

• Mays drops out of District 94 race

• Ask Elsa

• Retailers welcome all kinds of ghosts, goblins

• Brazil sets the beat this weekend

• Get immersed in swimming

• Memory Walk planned Saturday

• National Park Service cancels permits for bike tours on Maui

• Grab the kayaks and trail shoes

• As daylight grows shorter, stay active, safe

• Georgia’s State Parks track changing of the leaves

• Quiet, scenic backways offer reasons to ride

• Summerville plans spooky night of family fun

• Timrod gets ready for fundraiser

• IOP candidates in sync on erosion, mini-hotels

• Huger couple care for hungry, lost dogs

• Romney recounts her therapy

• Couple care for stray hunting dogs

• Residents want to slow traffic in Chicora-Cherokee

• Folly Greenbelt funds OK'd for Morris purchase

• Students go green for grant

• Long Island bridge, dock plans change

• James Islander celebrates 102 years

• Coastal Carolina Fair calendar

• Six-pack of huge college football games may reshape national championship race

• Wolf Track Bar and Grill

• S.C. native makes her mark in 'Real Life'

• DVD VIDEO

• Savannah film festival to host some industry heavy hitters

• Events

• This Week

• Hot tickets ... best bets for the coming week

• Mark your calendar

• James Island seeking list of county services

• Moms encouraged to read to newborns

• East Cooper rec

• Baseball classic set Nov. 9-11

• Residents give donation to fire department

• Center hosts BOO In the Swamp

• First Baptist School plans open house

• Clubs

• Charleston County Parks

• Isle of Palms rec

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Happenings

• Museum supporters plan picnic for Sunday

• School of the Arts

• Huger couple saving strays, one orange dog at a time

• Library programs

• St. Andrew's Parks and Playground

• City rec update

• Middleton offers Plantation Days

• Rec update

• Area Memory Walk set Oct. 27 at park

• Novelist will take part in lecture series

• JI band will compete in state contest

• Happenings

• School of the Arts

• Charleston County Parks

• About Your Lowcountry

• Neuroscientist to speak on drug addiction

• Poetry Society

• Poetry Society

• Lowcountry Senior Center

• Center for Creative Retirement

• Clubs

• Kayak races Oct. 27 at IOP Marina

• Happenings

• Program encourages moms to read to newborns

• Michael D. Williams

• Briefly

• Yanks hire could come this week

• Chew on This

• SEC East could land all six teams in bowls

• Injury bug feasting on Terps

• Top of the Second Power Poll

• Bowyer thriving in first Chase

• Looking ahead

• Head2head trivia

• Dan covets brother's girl in latest Carell comedy

• Halloween Events

• Letters to the Editor

• 'John Hull & Barbara Duval: Works'

• Start Wining

• Uni not for sushi snobs, but still fun

Wednesday, Oct. 24

• In Thursday's edition of The Post and Courier

• SCE&G cuts deal to raise electric rates

• Blue Hose off and running with the Big South

• Democratic House candidate drops out

• Locals in the spotlight for NASCAR ads

• Man robs North Charleston bank

• Ashley Hall regains state title

• Briefly in West Ashley

• Expulsions show racial disparity

• 30 men march to spread a message of hope

• Spurrier questions offensive players' heart, changes mind on fans' booing

• Emotions high on illegal-immigration proposal

• Sandhill friends offer hugs and help to rebuild

• Woman sentenced over d-Con in meat

• Soup du jour

• Berkeley board repeals dinner-knife expulsion

• Patriots Point director leaves post

• Rwandan children build on healing power of music

• Bike path approved for East Bay St.

• S'ville looking at tax increase

• Wando rolls past Conway in opener

• Ford leads Yeamans Senior Am

• Mayoral hopefuls spar over Neck development

• Romney takes S.C. questions

• Bowden wants more sacks from the line

• Jesse Jackson Jr. backs Obama in ad

• USC-Arkansas game will not be televised

• Davis' guarantee adds spice to practice

• Dist. 94 opponents: Jail time won't be issue

• Is Nalbandian's up-and-down career back on the upswing?

• Council to examine utility cost

• Suspect charged in downtown killing

• Briefcase

• Briefly

• A call for leadership; the real kind

• Mortgage industry feels pressure to give borrowers even more help

• Ex-socialite Baker gets probation

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• CaroLinks faces investor lawsuit

• About Pete YanityYanity's Rankings

• Mideast focus of Citadel club

• S.C. Lottery

• Cathedral Academy making strides

• Financial institutions see earnings fall

• First Financial records 9 percent drop

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Front Burner

• Cooking classes

• Eating more salmon with 'big batch' idea

• Chili hearty for meat-eaters, vegetarians

• Web sites of the week

• Web sites of the week

• Santee Cooper will continue commitment to conservation

• Promising move on Kurdish terror

• Time for district, charter school to settle their key differences

• Hollywood plans use of sewer taps

• Hardeeville official to speak on planning for growth

• Straw men on square

• Scarecrows loom over square during week before Halloween

• 'Living Well' despite chronic illness

• Seniors 'Living Well' with chronic illness

• Investing in a good stock can pay off with flavor

• Daufuskie inspires cookbooks

• The Wine List

• Letters to the Editor

• Bite size

Tuesday, Oct. 23

• In Wednesday's edition of The Post and Courier

• Fire chief's home is a total loss in blaze

• Suspect arrested in connection with Friday homicide

• Dist. 2 group calls for changes

• Lost Alzheimer's patient found walking, is safe

• Town plans sewer expansion

• Waylyn neighborhood march set

• Birds of prey clinic model in Southeast

• Bird center facts

• On the Web

• Bicyclists killed while riding in fundraiser

• Halloween plans a fright for neighbors

• State GOP to keep Jan. 19 date

• Number of retiring veteran air traffic controllers soars

• Briefly in politics

• Chronic illness costs billions

• Candidates square off

• FACEOFF: Tougher to win at Knoxville or College Park?

• Birds of prey clinic model in Southeast

• Come one, come all: Ladson fair begins Thursday

• Charleston police strive to help parents spot signs of gangs

• Indy dominates AFC South rival

• Lost Alzheimer's patient found walking, is safe

• Charter school gets 60-day reprieve

• Beecher getting reps under center

• Raptors, Hawks roll to first-round wins

• Board OKs no change

• Davis guarantees a victory

• Town plans sewer expansion

• Waylyn neighborhood march set

• La Russa to return for St. Louis

• Miami's Brown out for year

• Ryan done as coach for U.S. womenAt A Glance

• Wando eyeing fourth straight girls' tennis title

• Edwards and Kenseth not getting along on or off the track

• Road gets tougher for Dogs

• Veterans home planned

• Absentee voting opens in Charleston County

• Bicyclists killed while riding in fundraiser

• Halloween plans a fright for neighbors

• State GOP to keep Jan. 19 date

• Corrections

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Briefcase

• Only 21% of employees feel connected to jobs

• Spammers chime in on MP3s

• Woman kills husband, herself

• S.C. Lottery

• Volunteers can make it tough to scale 'Rocky Top'

• Ask Elsa

• Stepmom can clarify the truth, but don't bad-mouth mother

• Learning how to play alone can be lifelong skill for child

• Fair facts to convince the parents

• Top college choice best of both worlds

• Frightening flicks

• Restore order at N. Charleston High

• Colorful books welcome kids to world of science

• Sapelo Cultural Day time of thanksgiving

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• News flash

• Contain kids with winning restaurant strategies

• Sales for schools

• Gone Around the Bend

• Save homes from ocean erosion

• Turkey crisis must be resolved

• Bush's Veteran's Day challenge

• On the Go

• At the Port

• Briefly

• Halloween Calendar

• Letters to the Editor

Monday, Oct. 22

• In Tuesday's edition of The Post and Courier

• One-on-One with Gorman Thomas

• Dad goes from hero to zero

• 1 killed, 1 injured in boat collision

• Rally focuses on minorities, schools

• Silver lining: USC stays in hunt for SEC East title

• Stingrays fall in first road game

• 'Anything is possible' as Clemson rises in weaker ACC

• Clemson uses idle PCs in supercomputing project

• Sparks fly over tax bill

• Huger man dies in early morning hit-and-run

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• Church fixing building that's slowly coming apart

• Officials ID child killed in crash

• Givhans man collects history from lakebeds

• College launches effort to become greener

• Coming up

• 1 killed, 1 injured in boat collision

• Weir wins for first time since 2004

• Offensive output allows Bowden to look ahead

• Federer denied by Nalbandian in final

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• S.C. Lottery

• Aid to better Berkeley planning

• Disturbing gaps in aircraft security

• Burke parent: Give Math & Science charter school fair chance

• Letters to the Editor

• Welcome support for 'watchdog'

• Diabetics must monitor intake of carbs

• Medical emergency bracelets with style

• Explaining cancer

• A word on sushi

• What is A-T?

• Pounding the pavement for A-T

• Poses help tummy troubles

• Actress tries to help other diabetics

• Beware phony check schemes bouncing back on consumers

• Separate restaurants with same owner can still mean OT

• Disabling DVD viewing default

• Boss is a tyrant? Get out of there!

• Sprint Nextel CEO left richer, others just left out

• Couple donate $100M to create 'McNair Scholars'

• MLS of Hilton Head settles government suit

• Travel insurance can offer peace of mind

• $100 billion storm insurance payout just a matter of time

• West Ashley Publix opening delayed

• Fall season ushers in a time of Majesty on harbor

• MEMOS

• Week in Review

• Inside the Box

• Calendar

• Distinctions

• Executive Items

• Lawsuit from 2002 oil spill rumbles on

• Researcher offers advice for improving achy joints

• Monday Morning Quarterback - South Carolina

• Monday Morning Quarterback - Clemson

• Patriots DE Quinn rules out Clemson

• Newcomer shakes things up at Summerville High School

• Rally focuses on minorities, schools

• Trouble sleeping? Lack of Zzzs can lead to overeating

Sunday, Oct. 21

• Man dies after two boats collide on Cooper River

• Clemson vs. Central Michigan Report Card

• Tigers drop 70 on Chippewas

• Non-native plants shouldn't frighten gardeners

• BRIEFLY

• Presidential Candidates' state their views on Energy

• Energizing voters

• O'Reilly, Vaine turn down offer to join WWE big show

• Forget deer, the sailfish are biting

• Hendrick teammates at home in Martinsville

• Doubles the difference in SCISA AAA tennis final

• Bulldogs' pass defense needs work

• Flames torch Buccaneers

• Rays toast Inferno

• Gala to wrap up YWCA's 100th-year celebration

• Remaking history

• Cock 'n' Misfire

• Group helps in Ghana's AIDS fight

• Goodwill in fashion this season

• Good Morning Lowcountry

• This week's meetings

• Raptors and sea turtles are volunteer's passions

• Multiple problems drive nurse shortage

• General's brave ALS persistence

• Experts' report outlines positive steps to prevent another sofa store tragedy

• Cougars fall to Furman

• Poor quarterback performance puzzles Gamecocks' Spurrier

• Improving line revives Tigers' running game

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• Citadel wins, claims share of first

• Born to coach: Johnson has revived Vandy

• Good turnout for jail job fair

• S.C. Lottery

• Letters to the Editor

• Bulletin Board

• Authors will speak at workshop

• Travel Q&A

• Look, up in the sky. It's a bird, it's a plane, ... it's a punkin?

• 'Sweet Sue' to tell two sides of story

• Artist inspired by junkyard 'edge'

• Bard's characters come to life

• Honoring Streep

• Eating allergy-free

• Evil twin invented for Rhett Butler

• Charleston Ballet takes journey to Neverland in 'Peter Pan'

• Notes and events

• Airline alliances can get around merger obstacles

• Veteran's assistance programs investigated

• Just go with the flow to take apart, repair a leaky faucet

• Garden calendar

• Follow 7 easy steps to repot and refresh your houseplants

• Area naturalist sheds light on Lowcountry moths

• Succulent shrub adapts to harsh, salty habitat

• Stirring it up with ... Nicholas Francis Strable

• Poaching an often overlooked option for pears

• Contestants add spice to pumpkin

• Furniture trends from High Point

• Right paint colors can bring country to kitchen

• Covered sugar bowls fetch top dollar

• Home calendar

• Briefly

• Pet Calendar

• It's not easy building green for the long run, experts say

• Smile, pumpkin!

• Real estate transactions

• Book a raw, intimate look at war

• Companies make succession plans

• At times, padding prose is an absolute necessity

• Key Civil War battle examined

• Monday gatherings enriching

• Gamecocks relive their football days

• Haitian-born author recalls loyalty of family

• S.C. writer's tall tale a stretch

• 'Poisoned Nation' ludicrous

• 'Wao' lifts curse for love's big miracle

• Happenings

• Long day, short night for Panthers

• Charleston Tee Times passbook goes on sale

• Not in the spirit of the redshirt rule

• Cinematic miscasting makes us the bad guys

• Sunday Calendar

• Dog's owner credits Kitty with saving her life

• Halloween horror houses

• Return to job like waking from dream

• Avon's ambitious CEO confident about $500M restructuring

• Making it safe for Halloween ghouls, goblins

• Week 9 not so fine for Hawks, Knights

Saturday, Oct. 20

• HIGH PROFILE: Toya Green

• Manning trips Hanahan

• Bishop England holds off Burke

• Eagles soar past Cougars

• HEAD-TO-HEAD: Central Michigan at Clemson

• Games getting bigger for USC

• Berkeley stops Stratford's region winning streak at 55

• Lawson 'never satisfied'

• American LaFrance CEO passes torch

• Stocks fall as profits disappoint

• American LaFrance plant 'christened'

• Carolina Linkages investigated

• No backup plan for worst drought scenario in Ga.

• Colbert fans give $14,300 to schools ... and counting

• Clinton sets up office in West Ashley

• Rape suspect accused of another attack

• Opinion favors charter school supporters

• Minimum tax leaves couple crying foul

• Ivey Ballet opens at Sottile with contrast of styles, ability

• Santee Cooper sets green deadline

• Investigators say woman took teenager from school

• Anchor Wreck

• Miller joins Albert on TNT broadcast

• Panthers to play for state title

• Bavarian orchestra masterful

• Local tennis team suffers first loss

• Man dies in East Side shooting

• Bucs begin Big South play against Liberty

• Turnaround Time?

• Ragan challenging for series' top rookie

• Patient police work helped net heroin suspects

• Colbert, others might have ballot trouble

• Deaths and Funerals

• Deaths Summary

• Shealy has role in IOP election

• Snake bite forces Stingrays to open short-handed

• S.C. Lottery

• State's jobless rate climbs a bit to 5.7%

• Confidence growing for Waller, Cougars

• Around The State

• McCoy, S.C. State gelling

• Interest renewed in Mt. Pleasant's River Watch homes

• Game 6 and the Red Sox

• Dropout was giant in auto parts field

• Car fans 'Thunder'-struck

• The Bugatti Joneses

• Buyers colony

• Veterans' Victory an 'astonishing place'

• The need for North Bridge solution

• Mt. Pleasant's eminent domain tests

• An icon of war against terror

• FSU-Miami rivalry sad shadow of its former self

• Letters to the Editor

• An actor who makes it look easy

• Triple threat singer tackles movie, book

• On his 'Owen'

• Chase scenes

• Fisher Stevens gets 'Lost'

• Returning superhero Captain America packing heat

• Shrewd investors cash in on housing market slump

• A primer for people from Ohio

• Briefly

• Height of new Highway 41 bridge stirs conflict

• BRIEFCASE

• Car shows

• Wheelin'

Friday, Oct. 19

• Inexperienced line an issue for Tigers

• 30-year-old man dies from gunshot wounds

• Stall High teaching assistant charged

• 300 jobs to be lost in McNaughton closing

• USC sophomore Emanuel Cook is leaving a trail of battered foes in his wake

• Non-hospital superbug on increase locally

• Harrell, Ashley Hall face Hammond test

• Alice Cup was light, competitive

• Hanahan and Manning to collide in showdown

• Today's Key Matchups

• Berkeley, Stratford ready for big game

• Lowcountry lands eight on Shrine Bowl roster

• Two nights, 27 guys, no football

• Clam farmers to split $1.79M

• Expectant dog disappears in Hanahan

• Schools get safety grants

• Conserve water, Sanford urges

• City Council candidates offer views

• Video contest urges kids to promote healthy living

• Thompson unveils S.C. committee

• High School Football Standings

• Wolverines skate to two SJHL wins

• County has jobs for kinder, gentler jailers

• Woods-Flowers back in politics on Mt. Pleasant planning board

• CSU's Warrior is team's defensive leader after recovering from severe back injury

• Change is next Fire Dept. challenge

• No. 2 USF unbeaten no more

• Allen shoots 63 for two-shot lead

• Newest Cougars make mark

• Broncos' Walker set for surgery on knee

• CSU women cruise to win over Howard

• Torre rejects pay cut to return

• Former narcotics chief files lawsuit

• Locals eye national title

• 176-unit North Charleston apartment project moves forward

• Cylinder deactivation helps stretch gas dollars

• B of A might scale back after profits plummet

• S.C. Lottery

• Deaths Summary

• Deaths and Funerals

• DeMint signs on to Graham team

• Expectant dog disappears during family visit to Hanahan

• Missing Molly

• Calm 5

• Demon 5

• It's OK to go gray

• Dorchester Recreation Report

• Kids' signatures on space-bound poster

• Web sites of the week

• Schools get safety grants

• Town tries to pick firm to plan land use

• Yoga marathon raises $18,000 to send kids to weight-loss camp

• Briefly in West Ashley

• Mercedes C350 a super sport sedan, but ...

• Amendment would require government to rein in spending

• S.C. schools need state solution

• Forced fiscal discipline for S.C.

• Letters to the Editor

• Stewart maintains a great passion for dirt track roots

• Gordon, Johnson navigating friendship during championship chase

• The Fun Five

• Guards named for Saturday

• HS Football Schedule

• HS Football Stats

• Briefly

• BRIEFCASE

• Sometimes it’s just Hammertime

• Clothes encounter

• West Ashley Recreation Report

• Briefly in East Cooper

• East Cooper Recreation Report

• Iraq surge is working

• Coroner's task difficult after fire

Thursday, Oct. 18

• In Friday's edition of The Post and Courier

• Tall tale? Woman calls 911 to report collision with giraffe

• Stall High teaching assistant arrested on charges of having sex with student

• FSU vs. Miami just isn’t what it used to be

• Man killed in single-car crash Wednesday night

• DO YOU KNOW: Terry Gunn

• 'The Creeps' will come out at Vickery's, tonight

• Prime ingredients part of the recipe at Sienna

• Coroner’s task difficult after tragic fire

• Grandmother gives MUSC $3M

• Concert promoters hope to grow success at renovated Music Farm

• Breaking the ice

• North Charleston bars might close earlier

• North Charleston High fights reflect discipline struggle

• Mount Pleasant planners push Coleman face-lift

• Visiting 'city that works' when it didn't work

• Fire department report calls for sweeping change; coroner's report released

• Who says you can't buy love?

• Music events

• This week in music

• Sound Off

• Concentrating on live show

• Vickery's downtown is a Charleston landmark