Pawleys Island

Pawleys Island, SC · Municipal
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Alfred O. Halsey mapped the evolution of Charleston. Can his work guide the city’s future?
CHARLESTON — What do you call a habit that you knowis bad for you, but you just can't stop? "'Made land' in Charleston is sinking slowly," observed the front page of the Nov. 27, 1949, edition of The News and Courier. "Alderman Alfred O. Halsey, who has made a 10-year study of the development of the city, has compared a series of maps dating from 1680 with the city today to show a ‘noticeable’ settlement of the filled areas," noted the second paragraph of the story. On its most basic level, the premise is simple: The “Halsey Map” outlines the pre-colonial boundary of Charleston against the 194...
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Charleston airport development would fill 79 acres of wetlands
The owner and operator of Charleston International Airport is seeking permission to fill 79 acres of wetlands as part of a large-scale real estate development it is proposing. The request was filed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Sept. 24. The federal permitting agency received three public comments, with one opposing the application.
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New Lowcountry state forest will offer 2,800 acres of recreational opportunities
YEMASSEE — A newly established state forest just outside of Yemassee in the Lowcountry will offer 2,821 acres of public access to recreational opportunities, while protecting natural resources. The land making up the Pocotaligo Station State Forest was recently acquired by the S.C. Forestry Commission, making it the seventh...