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New school board members installed (The Post and Courier)

A routine agenda item for the Charleston County School Board puzzled new member Ann Oplinger. A gospel concert ministry wanted permission to use St. John's High School to hold a gospel concert, and district staff asked the board to approve the request.

11/10/2008

Group of condo owners calls waste fee unfair (The Post and Courier)

A group of Mount Pleasant property owners says Charleston County is overcharging them and thousands of other residents for garbage service, dumping an extra $500,000 into county coffers each year.

10/31/2008

District to sue state over charter school law (The Post and Courier)

The Charleston County School District plans to sue the state on the grounds that a state charter school law applicable only to Charleston County is unconstitutional.

10/29/2008

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