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Lawmaker says flood premiums shouldn’t increase
State Rep. Chip Limehouse, R-Charleston, questioned whether the federal government would charge South Carolinians millions more for flood insurance if the state delayed implementation of new residential building codes, which he said are too costly to push on homebuilders during a slow real estate market.
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Charleston School of Law graduates second class
The school, which has been educating new lawyers for four years now, graduated its second class Saturday at McAlister Field House on the campus of The Citadel. While completing their education, the 163 new lawyers gave more than 14,000 hours of pro bono work through the school’s public service program.
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Chamber to update economic forecast
After predicting slow economic growth for 2008, the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce will update its annual economic forecast for the region on Wednesday.
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Hot Properties
Chris Wiksell of Caldwell Commercial Real Estate Services represented the landlord, 7011 Rivers Avenue LLC, and the tenant, J & G Marble & Granite LLC, in the leasing of 1,200 square feet at 7011 Rivers Ave. in North Charleston.
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Job of the Week
Somerby of Mount Pleasant, a full-service active retirement rental community, is seeking a full-time restaurant manager to start in June at its Chateau Restaurant. The restaurant manager oversees all aspects of the main and private dining rooms. The manager also supports the dining and catering departments’ mission of delivering quality service.
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