Will prolong the life of the bridge dramatically and will make a a little quieter and a little smoother. Reporter in the meantime motorists have to take one a one. Look at the conditions youll be spending your mothers day in a parking lot. Reporter not very pleasant afternoon it will open tomorrow morning at 5 00 a. M. It was not only the bridge but there is a giants game in town it was mothers day and it was a sunny morning which usually all bring more traffic. Vicki one person was arrested trying to get on the bridge. This is the first of two closures for this bridge. Caltrans will shut down this bridge again on memorial day weekend. A man has died. Phillipe and, he was wounded outside an apartment here on cole drive. Deputies who werent too far away responded and upon their arrival found a very chaotic scene. Phillipe marin county sheriffs lieutenant doug pittman says the 35yearold victim was in town from vallejo with a large group of people memorializing a person who was murdered i
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Grace Beahm Alford gbeahm@postandcourier.com
NORTH CHARLESTONÂ â After the closure of the Charleston Naval Base in 1996, North Charleston turned its attention beyond that eastern stretch along Rivers Avenue and sought opportunities for expansion.
The city eyed the corridor along Dorchester Road, envisioning the largely untapped terrain as a place where people could live and work in the same area.
Those plans have exceeded expectations.
The Dorchester County section of North Charleston is one of the city s fastest-growing areas, adding thousands of residents, hundreds of homes and apartments and many major businesses in the past decade.
The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation is seen next to a subdivision in North Charleston on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. Lauren Petracca/Staff
Grace Beahm Alford gbeahm@postandcourier.com
NORTH CHARLESTONÂ â After the closure of the Charleston Naval Base in 1996, North Charleston turned its attention beyond that eastern stretch along Rivers Avenue and sought opportunities for expansion.
The city eyed the corridor along Dorchester Road, envisioning the largely untapped terrain as a place where people could live and work in the same area.
Those plans have exceeded expectations.
The Dorchester County section of North Charleston is one of the city s fastest-growing areas, adding thousands of residents, hundreds of homes and apartments and many major businesses in the past decade.
The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation is seen next to a subdivision in North Charleston on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. Lauren Petracca/Staff