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Community support comes in all shapes and sizes
Wednesday, September 30, 2009

The students at Murray-LaSaine Elementary School are learning that a caring community can make a discernable difference in their school.

On Friday, Sept. 11, over 60 volunteers from different sectors of the community participated in the Trident United Way Day of Caring at Murray-LaSaine. Employees from Blackbaud spent the day landscaping and weeding flower beds around the school.  Bishop Gadsden retirees and employees painted, put up bead board in the front office, and read with students.  

Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. joined Bishop Gadsden on the front office project and provided picnic tables for the playground and repainted the basketball court.  

JK Harris and Company employees painted and organized the science lab into a fun as well as functional space.  Money was donated by Patrick Veterinary Clinic to purchase supplies for the front office project as well as other items needed to make our day of caring a success. To keep the volunteers energized, Piggly Wiggly supplied a hearty lunch that was appreciated and enjoyed by all the carpenters, painters, landscapers, and readers who came to Murray-LaSaine.  

 
 
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What do people really think of having paid parking on Sullivan’s Island?
All for it, as long as residents get a sticker to put on their car to be exempt from it.
 
Why is this fair- I have been coming to the beach for years and I support your commercial district.
 
Sure, considering that the neighboring beaches, Folly and Isle of Palms, have paid parking. Sullivan’s can certainly use the revenue for the many projects they need completed, mainly installing the stormwater drainage.
 

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All for it -- people cannot keep their windows open at night anymore because of the noise.
 
I am just going to go elsewhere to make some noise!
 

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