| First things first, if elections are a source of stress for you, use this moment to take a deep breath in and out. It’s over — mostly. |
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SC State House | Graphic by 6AM City
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| Props to you for making your voice heard this year. As we all know, 2020 has been an interesting year, and it didn’t leave the election untouched. We are still waiting for the final results in a few races, but don’t fret, it’s easy to follow along. If you wanna join us during this watch party, we’ll be here. |
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Weather
○ 72º | Sunny | 0% chance of rain
Tide
○ Low: 3:33 a.m. + 4:17 p.m.
○ High: 9:44 a.m. + 10:07 p.m.
Civic
○ The City of Charleston is asking community members to complete the Charleston City Plan survey by Mon., Nov. 16. The survey includes 30 optional questions on topics such as city transportation, flooding, culture + diversity, affordable housing and more. 📝
Announced
○ Charleston Area Transportation Authority (CARTA) recently approved the Free Student Fare program in which all students in grades K-12 have the option to travel on CARTA buses for free. CARTA recommends that kids bring student IDs when boarding. 🚌
○ Charleston County Public Library will now be offering notary public services at 11 branches following a temporary pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Click here to see branches offering the services, which will be by appointment only. (WCIV)
State
○ The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) is warning drivers to remain cautious of deer on the road, especially during breeding season (Oct.-Nov.) in which around 45% of the state’s deer-vehicle collisions occur. These accidents tend to happen during the hours of dusk and dawn when deer are the most active. Click here for SCDNR’s safety tips to avoid incidents. (Moultrie News)
Arts
○ Redux Contemporary Art Center (1056 King St.) will host its 18th Annual Art Auction both online + in-person this year from Mon., Nov. 9, through Sat., Nov. 21. To see the artwork, participants can visit the Redux gallery as well as numerous businesses throughout Charleston before bidding online. See the full list of participating businesses here. 🎨 (Charleston Currents)
Cause
○ Katie’s Krops – a local nonprofit that encourages youth to grow gardens to help those in need – is seeking 75 children across the country to play a part in feeding their communities. Anyone ages 7-16 can apply for an all-inclusive grower box that contains all the essentials necessary to begin building + maintaining a garden. Apply here. (Holy City Sinner)
FeelGood
○ Summerville Medical Center (295 Midland Pkwy.,Summerville) staff spent 40+ hours creating 18 handmade zoo-themed costumes for newborns in the facility's neonatal ICU (NICU) to celebrate Halloween. Every year, the team takes part in various initiatives to make this season special for families with children who may not get to celebrate their first holiday at home. Check out the adorable video here. 🐯 (Summerville Journal Scene)
Ranked
○ 2. South Carolina’s ranking in a recent Small Business Administration study of most and least supportive states of veteran-owned businesses. The study looked at the percentage of businesses owned by veterans + the percentage of state-based sales that go towards those businesses. New Hampshire ranked first + New York ranked last. (WACH Fox)
Health
○ Due to COVID-19, preventative care visits – like breast screenings – have plummeted. On a recent episode of SC Public Radio’s Health Focus, host Bobbi Conner recently talked with MUSC’s Dr. Nancy DeMore about the importance of getting a breast cancer screening during the pandemic. Listen here. 🎧 Ⓟ
TheBuy
○ Vuori’s Sunday Performance Joggers feature premier fit, function, and soft stretch, with equal parts of style and comfort for a fresh take on athleisure – think loungewear, but with motivation. The shorter inseam will keep you moving with less bulk around the ankle (and might just become your go-to). Our readers can snag 20% off their first order online. Ⓟ
DealOfTheDay
○ Picture this: All of Charleston waking up on Black Friday to read CHStoday where they learn of all the best local deals. Want yours included? We’re offering 70% off all DealOfTheDay listings for our Nov. 27 email using code NOV27DEAL. That’s a $175 savings… Sounds like Black Friday started a little early this year. Offer ends Sun., Nov. 15.
Coronavirus
○ Visit SCDHEC’s website for full coronavirus data + stats, and here for daily positive COVID-19 cases + related deaths in South Carolina and accelerateSC’s website for full coronavirus data + stats on South Carolina’s employment, business, economy, education, and more.
Click the button below for local resources regarding COVID-19.
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Do you work with or cherish an organization (non-profit, charity, or other) that gives back to our local community in a major way? This month, we plan to donate $1,000 and a Highlight in our newsletter to one lucky organization that helps support our local community.
Here’s how you can get involved and help your favorite organization win the grand prize:
Step 1: Fill out this entry form.
Step 2: Enter your name, email address, zip code, and the name of the local non-profit or local organization you wish to support. Please be sure you use the full proper name of the organization (✅ East Cooper Community Outreach vs ⚠️ ECCO).
Step 3: Share our giveaway on your social media (Instagram, Facebook + Twitter, to name a few) and tag the local organization you’re supporting.
To ensure we keep things as fair and equal as possible, the winner will be chosen at random. Anyone living in Charleston and surrounding areas can enter through Nov. 22, 2020 11:59 p.m. You may enter once every 24 hours and the more times you enter, the more chances you and your organization will have to win.
We’re excited to kick off this initiative and work together to bring awareness to the organizations that help keep our communities connected and running. Thank you for participating!
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Disclaimer: It is up to readers’ discretion to determine whether they feel comfortable participating in any mentioned events based on COVID-19 protocols and precautions. If you have questions, please contact the event’s organizers directly.
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3908 Palm Blvd., Isle of Palms, currently on the market with Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty | Photo provided
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Meet 3908 Palm Blvd., Isle of Palms – a.k.a. Belle Mer – currently for sale with Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty.
The 6,896-sqft., super-private luxury oasis overlooks the ocean, with traditional + modern design and a rental license allowing for up to 28 guests. The deets:
• 3 levels of porches/decks
• 9 bedrooms
• 10.5 bathrooms
• private beach access
• infinity pool/spa
• gourmet chef's kitchen
• outdoor kitchen Ⓟ
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