ISLAND FREE HISTORY The See page 5 Your weekly paper - Promoting the power of community ▪ Independently owned and operated since 2003 January 19 - January 25, 2017 INSIDE this issue Is a grand park on Daniel Island’s southern tip a NO-GO?
Local leaders offer feedback on possible uses for the island’s port land on pages 18-19.
DI family fosters hope for children in need 02
An inside look at the new Philip Simmons High School 10-11
A Grand Slam win for Shelby! 21 PETER FINGER PHOTOGRAPHY THIS WEEK’S FEATURED PROPERTIES BY IRON GATE REALTY
FEATURED HALL COMINGSOON COMINGSOON! BERESFORD IN NUMEROUSMAGAZINES 843.471.2064 843.478.7875 (cell) 350 Lesesne...... $1,349,000 107 Royal Assembly...... $1,195,000 204 Furman Farm Place...... $1,795,000 213 Amberjack...... $1.095,000 2888 Daniel Island Drive...... $352,000 Renee Reinert Pote Michelle Walsh [email protected] Beresford Hall Amazing home and amazing views! 02 ISLAND NEWS thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ January 19 - January 25, 2017 DI family opens their hearts and home to foster parenting ELIZABETH BUSH ACACIA FALZONE adoption. They began discussing the idea with [email protected] Cathy and Jonathon Lifeline, a Christian non-profit organization that It’s a few weeks before Christmas - and life Leeke of Daniel specializes in adoption, foster care and orphan in the Leeke home on Daniel Island is festively Island are currently care. busy. serving as foster “We were talking to Lifeline about different Eighteen-month old Eleanor is expressing parents though countries and wanted to make the biggest impact her dissatisfaction with applesauce and being Lifeline Children’s we could, so we were asking about where the confined to her high chair, so her Mom, Cathy, Services of South greatest needs were,” Cathy recalled. “So hav- sets the toddler free to explore the kitchen area. Carolina. They are ing the support of them here, it really clicked for us. We just felt called to (foster care), because Brother Grayson, 6, is focused on an activity on shown here with an iPad at the table, while big sister Meredith, 7, we were able to serve kids right here in our local their biological politely asks to begin a stamping project. Dad, area. The need was just overwhelming.” children Meredith, Jonathon, is preparing fresh spinach for dinner, According to Lifeline’s South Carolina State Eleanor and along with macaroni and cheese. He and Cathy Director Brett Chapman, there are more than move about effortlessly, tag teaming duties Grayson. 4,000 kids in foster care in South Carolina and to keep everything running smoothly. It is the a need for 1555 more homes. In Charleston steady hum of noise and moving parts associ- County alone, there are about 292 children cur- ated with an engaged and active young family. rently in foster care and only 140 foster families But there is one more member of the Leeke - exposing a need for an additional 152 homes. clan to add to the mix. And he is very much a “He was an emergency placement,” said “Being a foster parent, it’s like every day “The need for licensed foster families is part of the family’s daily happenings. Mi- Cathy, when discussing Michael’s arrival at the could be the delivery day,” added Cathy. “You apparent in the disparate numbers of children chael* may not be one of Cathy and Jonathon’s Leeke homestead in August of 2016. “He came could be ‘giving birth’ and getting a call that needing placement and the number of families biological children, but they give him the same to us with a ‘Can you take him now?’ (plea). We will change your day.” available to care for them,” stated Chapman. attention and love they give their other kids. He didn’t know if he was born in a hospital or if he But the Leekes were well prepared for the “The lack of equipped and supported homes is a foster child, placed with them through Life- had been immunized. We didn’t know his medi- challenge. They first attended an information results in children being placed in overcrowded line Children’s Services of South Carolina last cal records, what he eats or what size diapers he session about foster parenting in December of homes or in institutions where their unique August. Michael, who is a few months younger wears. We didn’t know anything about him.” 2014, after considering adding another child needs cannot be met with excellence.” than Eleanor, is at daycare on this particular af- All they knew was that Michael needed a safe to their family (a similar class will be held on Compounding the problem, continued ternoon, but the family has plans to pick up him place to call home. And they didn’t hesitate to Daniel Island this month - see sidebar). At the Chapman, is the fact that about one third of soon while on the way to a church event. say yes. time, they were thinking about an international See FOSTER on PAGE 14
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UNDER CONTRACT JUST LISTED AVAILABLE HOMES 113 Corn Planters Street 3BR, 2.5BA, 2,492 sq. ft. $584,900 Rosie Stieby 1094 Blakeway Street 4BR, 4BA, 2,676 sq. ft. $669,000 1248 Blakeway Street 4BR, 4.5BA, 2,635 sq. ft. $684,900 275 Beresford Creek Street 4BR, 4.5BA, 3,432 sq. ft. $835,000 1640 Oak Leaf Street 5BR, 3.5BA, 4,228 sq. ft. $959,401 Meg Latour 1966 Bellona Street 5BR, 3.5BA, 3,762 sq. ft. $1,043,000 158 River Green Place 5BR, 4.5BA, 3,674 sq. ft. $1,134,434 152 River Green Place 5BR, 5.5BA, 3,737 sq. ft. $1,157,907 6115 Grand Council Street $859,000 182 King George Street $1,699,000 5 BR, 4.5 BA, 3,280 Sq. Ft. 5 BR, 5.5 BA, 4,926 Sq. Ft. 615 Cattle Street 5BR, 5.5BA, 4,176 sq. ft. $1,199,500 Sean Tipple 153 King George Street 4BR, 3.5BA, 3,946 sq. ft. $1,249,000 SOLD SOLD 134 Brailsford Street 5BR, 4.5BA, 3,814 sq. ft. $1,249,000 116 River Green Place 6BR, 4.5BA, 3,983 sq. ft. $1,290,918 51 Delahow Street 5BR, 5.5BA, 4,540 sq. ft. $1,299,990 615 Island Park Drive 6BR, 6.5BA, 5,600 sq. ft. $1,425,000 Sally Castengera 172 Ithecaw Creek Street 5BR, 4.5BA, 3,931 sq. ft. $1,450,000 157 Brailsford Street 6BR, 6BA, 4,271 sq. ft. $1,479,990 607 Island Park Drive 6BR, 5.5BA, 4,829 sq. ft. $1,499,000 553 Wading Place 4BR, 4.5BA, 4,314 sq. ft. $1,695,000 Angie Johnson 182 King George Street 5BR, 5.5BA, 4,926 sq. ft. $1,699,000 200 Bucksley Lane #203 $135,000 2547 Josiah Street $809,090 185 Brailsford Street 5BR, 4.5BA, 4,798 sq. ft. $1,749,000 1 BR, 1 BA, 756 Sq. Ft. 4 BR, 3.5 BA, 2,837 Sq. Ft. 282 Furman Farm Place 6BR, 5BA, 2Half, 4,678 sq. ft. $1,749,900 JUST LISTED UNDER CONTRACT 359 Lesesne Street 5BR, 5.5BA, 5,921 sq. ft. $2,193,750 Brian Connolly 1484 Wando View Street 5BR, 6.5BA, 5,619 sq. ft. $3,200,000
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1225 Blakeway Street #407 3BR, 2BA, 1,351 sq. ft. $235,500 Rick Horger 145 Pier View Street #207 3BR, 2.5BA, 2,035 sq. ft. $525,000 2631 Townsend Place 3BR, 3.5BA, 3,049 sq. ft. $789,000 124 Fairbanks Oak Alley 2A 3BR, 2.5BA, 2,644 sq. ft. $800,000 128 Brailsford Street 4BR, 3.5BA, 3,031 sq. ft. $938,848 Carey Tipple 153 King George Street $1,249,000 1321 Elfe Street $499,750 108 Fairbanks Oak Alley #203 3BR, 3.5BA, 3,275 sq. ft. $1,100,000 4 BR, 3.5 BA, 3,946 Sq. Ft. 4 BR, 2.5 BA, 2,190 Sq. Ft. 108 Fairbanks Oak Alley #301 3BR, 3.5BA, 3,275 sq. ft. $1,200,000
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Bob Welsh 59 Dalton Street Golf View $385,000 23 Woodford Street Golf View $395,000 304 Hidden Bottom Lane Interior $475,000 157 River Green Place Marsh/Golf View $545,000 Meryl Cromarty 1444 Smythe Street Deepwater View $1,175,000 14 Lafar Street Deepwater View $1,249,000 125 Nobels Point Street Deepwater View $1,400,000 811 Center Park Street $395,000 263 Furman Farm Place $1,150,000 434 Fish Tale Road Deepwater View $1,660,000 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 1,830 Sq. Ft. 5 BR, 4.5 BA, 4,372 Sq. Ft. 375 Rhoden Island Drive Deepwater View $1,734,000 Rick Adams 101 River Landing Drive 843-971-7100 [email protected] danielisland.com Obtain the Property Report required by Federal Law and read before signing anything. No Federal Agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. is material shall not constitute a valid o er in any state where prior registration is required and registration requirements have not yet been met. NY residents: Complete O ering terms are in an o ering plan available from Sponsor. File No. HO-00-0016. Equal Housing Opportunity. Access and rights to recreational amenities may be subject to fees, membership dues or limitations. 04 VIEWPOINT thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ January 19 - January 25, 2017 letter to the EDITOR RE: “TIME FOR A GRAND PARK ON tion.” These concerns about growth and traffic Island Master Plan. That would have been DANIEL ISLAND” very accurately describe Daniel Island. While spectacular. I love the concept of a grand park for the Rep. Sanford touts that the park “would be ac- Yes, I love the concept of a grand park. No, southern tip of Daniel Island as presented by cessible by water taxi from downtown or Mount I do not want park traffic to further crowd the Independently owned Rep. Sanford. As a New Yorker, my life in Man- Pleasant,” he omits the burdensome increase in streets on Daniel Island. If Rep. Sanford can & operated since 2003 hattan was incredibly enhanced by Central Park. auto traffic that would result from the park and offer a concrete and viable solution to automo- General Information: It was my playground. adversely impact already crowded residential bile access, I will be among the first to support office 843.856-1999 fax: 843.856-8555 But wait, Rep. Sanford mentioned that “traffic streets on Daniel Island. If only this concept the effort. 225 Seven Farms Drive Suite 108 is going from bad to worse” and “[w]e see signs with appropriate vehicular access would have Robert P. Jacobs, MD Daniel Island, SC 29492 . . . of our own growth with . . . traffic conges- been developed and included in the Daniel Daniel Island, SC
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More information can be found about ing and final reading on the measure will the proposal, dubbed Bill #17-03, in last Account Executives: Supervisor Referendum Ronda Schilling take place at the Berkeley County Council week’s Daniel Island News: http://www.the- 843.330.1981 January 23, 6 pm meeting on Monday, January 23, at 6 pm. danielislandnews.com/news/berkeley-coun- [email protected] The meeting will be held in the Berkeley ty-considers-changing-form-government. Trudy Hicks 843.327.7014 [email protected] will not strengthen the muscles. True enough. Some folks have skinny waists Art Director/Classifieds: but no visible abs. They might be eating the Jan Marvin Abs are made in the kitchen 843.856.1999 correct foods but they are not strengthening [email protected] refrigerator their core. Others might have a strong set “You can make abs of abs that is hidden by a belly of fat. 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No part of this publication Here were some of the fittest athletes in the well, a little belly bulge. I needed the reminder This from a man who’s never made a soufflé may be reproduced without permission from the publisher. world - all with washboard abs, all lifting to eat healthier foods. in his life. incredible amounts of weight, all serious ath- In writing this column, I googled the phrase In the end, we agreed – you do need both AD DEADLINE: letes. Yet, one of these strong and ripped ath- and discovered it was not original to Mat Fra- exercise and nutrition to show off the abs. And Friday by 12 noon Digitally produced ads must be sized letes, Matthew Fraser, who went on to win the ser. And, some have called it a fitness myth on the sign is a reminder to us both to not only to spec in PDF high resolution format CrossFit Games in 2016, made the statement. the grounds that only exercise will make your burpee more often, but also to heavy lift the to: [email protected]. I promptly wrote it down and posted it on abs strong – diet might keep you slim – but it veggies. LETTERS POLICY Letters to the editor are welcomed and encouraged. Please write in about any topic that stirs your fancy or raises We received an additional two suggestions as part of our “101 Ways to Improve Our Community” sur- your ire. All letters and submissions are subject to being edited for libel, vey. We’re now at 90 suggestions, thanks to the following two ideas sent in by a reader: space and good taste. All submis- sions must include the author’s name, 89. Fine people for littering. For example, people pick up dog droppings and then leave the bags on the address and phone number for verifi- cation purposes. ground. 90. Remind people of the HOA and POA rules. Maybe a quick article in the paper periodically with a DELIVERY CONCERNS? couple of “Did You Know” points. Are you not getting a paper? Are there papers being delivered to unoccupied homes in your If you’d like to add to our list, please send an email to [email protected]. neighborhood? Let uis know specific addresses via email - katherine@ thedanielislandnews.com. January 19 - January 25, 2017 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com HISTORY 05 Ten and Five Years Ago in THE DANIEL ISLAND NEWS TEN YEARS AGO FIVE YEARS AGO Attempted child abductions put parents on alert Berkeley County School Board approves plan for $250 million bond referendum In the January 18, 2007 edi- tion of the paper our center- fold article was titled “How safe are our children?” Sev- eral reports of a possible child predator prowling area Mount Pleasant neighborhoods in a red van for potential victims had Daniel Island parents on high alert. Police and medical professionals urged safety and awareness and Daniel Island parents were shaken but vigi- In 2012, Bishop England’s Options Program students and Band of Buddies rest proudly after lant. No incidents occurred on tending to the lovely Etiwan pocket garden. the island. In our business feature, In the January 19, 2012 edition of the endum.” This was eventually passed and is “What I do”, we highlighted paper we reported: “When it comes to the basis for the completion of the Philip Soda Water Grill (now oc- funding new schools in Berkeley County, Simmons elementary/middle school and the cupied by Vespa) employee including a new high school for the Daniel ongoing construction of the high school, and manager Deanna Kasting. Island and Cainhoy areas, the buck will which is slated to open next year. By 2007, Kasting had already stop with voters. On January 10 [2012], the In other news, Bishop England’s Options been working at the popular Berkeley County School Board voted 6-3 Program students and mentors teamed with island bar and restaurant for to put the issue on the ballot in November the Charleston Parks Conservancy Park five years. Busted! In 2007, students in Mrs.Williams’ class take turns in the form of a $250 million bond refer- Angels to beautify and tend to Etiwan Park. releasing “snow” into the classroom. Construction Defects?
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2nd Annual Intergenerational Forum planned NOW OPEN Applications being accepted now for March 7 event AT OUR NEW LOCATION! Calling all seniors! What are your Seven Farms Drive, Suite 108. The dead- thoughts on humanity, our nation, and the line for submission is February 3, 2017. world today? Your valuable insights and Applicants will be asked to write a brief perspectives are needed. The 2nd Annual statement about themselves and provide Intergenerational Forum, featuring a panel answers to three questions that will be ad- We are very excited to announce of senior high school students and senior dressed at the event. This year’s questions that Bohemia is NOW OPEN citizens, will be held on Tuesday, March are as follows: 7, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Bishop England • What can we do about the rising at our new location on Shem Creek! High School’s Performing Arts Center. trend of incivility in our country? After seven years on Daniel Island, words cannot express how much we value Five senior high school students will • In this age of technology and digital our loyal clients and the Daniel Island community. We would like to thank you be selected from a pool of applicants to communication, how is the way we participate. High schools taking part in engage with one another affecting our for your continued support and loyal patronage... the application process include Bishop interactions? What impact is this having you started as clients and became family and friends. England, Porter-Gaud, Palmetto Scholars on relationships across generations? Although we love Daniel Island, we have outgrown our current space and we are Academy, Academic Magnet, Hanahan, • What should America do about the eager for you to start this new chapter with us. You will still be able to reach us at Oceanside Collegiate Academy, and 11 million undocumented immigrants 843-377-8881, [email protected] and through our App. Wando. Applicants from other schools are now living in our country? also welcome. Additionally, five senior According to Fred Danziger, Intergen- citizens will be selected to join the panel erational Forum Chairman, applicants We look forward to seeing you at: from the community at large. should have a natural curiosity about the Application forms have been sent to world, have good interpersonal skills and Bohemia Salon & Beauty Bar on Shem Creek each school, but can also be obtained at be comfortable speaking on a panel and 510 Mill Street the following link: http://www.thedanielis- answering questions in a public forum. Mount Pleasant (Shem Creek) | Next to Shem Creek Bar & Grill landnews.com/news/2017-intergeneration- They should also be able to thoughtfully al-forum. Completed applications, along articulate an opinion on the subjects listed with a headshot/photo, should be emailed above, and do so in the context of their 843-377-8881| [email protected] to [email protected] or dropped off generation. This year’s event will feature at The Daniel Island News office at 225 See FORUM on PAGE 16
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F.T. STACK MEMORIAL OYSTER ROAST 2ND ANNUAL INTERGENERATIONAL FORUM Daniel Island, from 5-6:30 pm. BENG (www.thebeng.org) is 2017 Love oysters? Don’t miss the F.T Stack Memorial Oyster It’s back - with a new and exciting format! The 2nd Annual a multidiscipline group for mid- to senior-level executive pro- jan. feb. mar. Roast Sat. Jan. 28. Also on the menu will be southern Intergenerational Forum will be held on Tues., Mar. 7 fessionals who are seeking a new career. Cathey Petkash, [email protected]. Register at http://bengcharleston. DANIEL ISLAND SCHOOL TO PRESENT style chili and hot dogs with all the fixings. Entertainment at 7 pm at the Bishop England High School Performing eventbrite.com. ‘THE JAZZ CAFÉ’ includes a silent auction, raffle and live music by the Kelly Arts Center. The program, free and open to the public, is WILLINGWAY CONTINUING CARE MEETINGS The Daniel Island School Jazz Band and the Charleston Sanchez Duo. Bring your own oyster knife, gloves and intended to bring together in a public forum representatives Every Monday 6:30-7:30 pm at The Church of the Holy Community Jazz Band will present “The Jazz Café,” an towels. $35 in advance or $40 at the door. Proceeds benefit of the younger generation (high school seniors) and senior Cross, 299 Seven Farms Dr. Provides a community for inaugural fundraising event featuring a family-friendly scholarships for students east of the Cooper. http://www. citizens to glean their perspectives on vitally important mat- addicts, their family and friends to talk about their experi- spaghetti dinner and jazz music experience, on Thurs., Jan. ioproast.com. ters concerning humanity, our country, and the world today. ences and find ways to connect with 12-step recovery. Free. 19, 6:30 to 8 pm. in the DIS multi-purpose room. Proceeds FOSTER CARE TRAINING CLASSES Panelists are currently being sought for the event. If you’d Contact Rhett Crull 843-323-7111. benefit the DIS Orchestra and Band Booster Club. Tickets Lifeline Children’s Services of South Carolina trains families like to be considered, contact Fred Danziger at IGF29492@ RUN CLUB are being sold online only. For reservations, visit https:// to address the need locally for more foster families. The gmail.com for an application. Gaia Fit Run Club meets on Fridays 5:30 am and Sundays www.eventbrite.com/e/the-jazz-cafe-tickets-29509157685. organization is actively recruiting families to meet this need. DANIEL ISLAND WALK/RUN GROUP 7:30 am for group runs as well as First Friday Happy Hour WANDO RIVER BEACH SWEEP A Foster Care Training Class Orientation will be held on A Daniel Island walk/run group meets in the Pierce Park Runs at DI restaurants. Email [email protected]. Join Daniel Island resident Nick DeFazio for a Beach Tues. Jan. 31, 6:30 to 8 pm at Church of the Holy Cross parking lot on Wednesdays at 9 am (the meeting time used WOMEN OF FAITH Sweep of the Wando River shoreline on Daniel Island on on Daniel Island, 299 Seven Farms Drive. The Foster Care to be 8:30). This group offers a great way to get some Daniel Island ladies of all denominations gather Wed. morn- Sat. Jan. 21, from 9-11 am. Nick is spearheading this clean- Training sessions will take place Feb. 21 - April 18. Child- exercise and socialize. Everyone welcome! ings at 9 am for an hour of prayer and sharing. Call Joan up initiative as part of his 8th grade IB project at Christ Our care is available. Attending orientation is required in order DANIEL ISLAND GARDEN CLUB Vitalo, 843-884-1484, or Kay Uhler, 843-971-1445. King Stella Maris School. Anyone interested in joining this to apply for the classes. Register at http://lifelinechild.org/ Guests are welcome at our 2nd Wednesday of the month WOMEN’S ISLAND NETWORK (WIN) community effort can meet in the parking lot to the right of foster-parenting-training-classes/ or contact Laura Deboer meetings at Providence Baptist Church, 294 Seven Farms Join professional women for a networking luncheon, which Pierce Park Pool at 9 am. The group will then travel along at [email protected]. Drive, Daniel Island, at 1 pm. Contact Lydia Freilich at is held the last Wednesday of each month at The Islander, the trail to the area near Children’s Park at the Wando TGIFF [email protected]. DANIEL ISLAND INSHORE FISHING CLUB from 11:45 am – 1 pm. Contact Sheila Underwood - 843- River dock, picking up trash and other debris along the way. Thank Goodness It's First Friday, the longest running, The DI Inshore Fishing Club offers the opportunity to meet 654-6289 or email [email protected]. RSVP Contact: [email protected]. A separate clean-up, led informal social gathering of Daniel Island residents, will be other Daniel Islanders interested in fishing, from beginners is required. by Mason Jordahl, will be held on Sun. Jan. 22, from 10 on Fri. Feb. 3 at Daniel's Landing Clubhouse 6:30-9 pm. to more advanced anglers, and serves as a focal point to TOASTMASTERS am to 12 pm. Anyone interested in helping should meet in Open to all Daniel Island residents. Bring an hors d' oeuvre participate in various aspects of fishing and related educa- Toastmasters of Daniel Island meets on the first and third the parking lot of the Daniel Island Sales Center. Contact: to share and your favorite beverage. Kathy and Paul Ban- tional, conservation, and social activities. Meets on the third Friday of every month, 12 to 1 pm at Summit Place, 320 [email protected]. nister will be the hosts. Contact: Walter and Barbara Jenner Tue. of each month at 7 pm at Providence Baptist Church. Seven Farms Dr. For more information please contact CROSSFIT DISCOVERY 1ST ANNUAL ROW RAISER - (843) 216-2573. All welcome. Contact Grant Gustafson, grantnc74@gmail. [email protected] or Brian Richards (843) 884-5987. The 1st Annual Row Raiser to benefit Special Olympics of FATHER-DAUGHTER DANCE com. AA MEETINGS ON DI S.C. will be held at Daniel Island’s CrossFit Discovery, 115 Dads, mark your calendars for the 10th Annual Father- CULTURAL LITERACY CLASS Daily M-F 8 am, Tue. 7 pm, Fri 7 pm at Providence Baptist Pier View Street, on Sat. Jan. 21, 4-7 pm. The event will Daughter Dance on Fri., Feb. 3, 6 - 8 pm at Seacoast Cultural literacy is defined as having a knowledge of history, Church, 294 Seven Farms Dr.; Sat. 8 pm at Holy Cross feature a 2-hour team relay rowing activity (on rowing ma- Church on Long Point Rd. in Mt. Pleasant. This “red carpet” contributions and perspectives of different cultural groups Church, 299 Seven Farms Dr. chines). Teams consist of 6 to 10 people. You can sign up event is a Valentine season highlight that includes dinner, necessary for the understanding of reading, writing and DANIEL ISLAND EXCHANGE CLUB as a team or sign up as an individual and be placed on an dancing, roses for your daughters, and photos. There will other media. Join Hillyer Rudisill on Wednesdays at 10:30 Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month (with open team. Prizes will be awarded in a variety of categories, also be raffles for prize packages for moms and dads. am at the Daniel Island Library for a weekly lecture and some exceptions) at 5:30 pm (social) and 6 pm (meet- including fastest team in each division and best dressed. The event is hosted by Lowcountry Christian Community discussion on varied topics that make up cultural literacy. ing) at Daniel’s Landing Clubhouse at 130 River Landing There will also be a DJ and team trivia during event as School. Visit www.lowcountrychristian.com/dance. Cost is Participants can attend at any time since each session Drive. Their next meetings will take place in January. The well as refreshments and food from event partner, Daniel $40 for dad and one princess (add $15 for each additional stands on its own. club centers its service initiatives on Americanism, youth Island Dinners. Cost is $50/person (includes t-shirt, bag and princess). YOUNG LIFE programs, community service and the prevention of child sponsor gifts). All special needs athletes can participate free SWING FOR A CURE! Every Mon., high school students gather for a night of crazy abuse. Contact [email protected] or of charge. To register, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ Make plans to attend this tennis and golf fundraiser Feb. 17- fun and fellowship at Anna Kate Gardner’s house from visit their Facebook page. row-raiser-registration-29841050385. Contact Amy Gege at 18 at Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms. Oyster roast and 7:47-9 pm (851 Dunham Street). Contact Tracey Lengyel MOM’S PLAYDATE (843) 224-7526 or [email protected]. BBQ party on Friday, Feb. 17, 18-hole golf tournament and Thomas ([email protected]) or charleston.younglife. Join local Moms and kids for playdates twice a month. DANIEL ISLAND SPEAKERS SERIES tennis team competition on Sat. Feb. 18. Proceeds benefit org. Meets at the Center Park (train side) playground on the Mayor John Tecklenburg will serve as the guest speaker the Susan G. Komen Foundation. For ticket info and details WYLDLIFE 1st and 3rd Friday of the month at 10:30am. Contact Erica at the next Daniel Island Speaker Series event, Wed., Jan. visit KomenLowcountry.org/Swing. Every Monday middle school students gather from 7-8 pm Elmenhurst ([email protected]) and/or Marie 25 at the Daniel Island Club, 6:30 to 8 pm. 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ously. You can’t isolate things like the decision- making over the furniture and the curriculum, it New high school campus takes shape all has to be part of the culture, it has to be part of the facility, it has to be part of the vision.” Philip Simmons High School on schedule for The Philip Simmons High School is being constructed, like it’s elementary and middle summer completion and August 2017 opening school companions, around a STEAM curricu- lum (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts CHARLIE MORRISON of the Philip Simmons Elementary and Middle and Math). The curriculum will be technology- Schools, which opened to students from Cain- rich, and will include some class offerings Nearly one hundred years ago, in 1920, a then hoy, Daniel Island, and Huger last August, will unique to STEAM programs. Examples include eight-year-old Philip Simmons left his Daniel be brought to completion this summer when the PSHS’s four-year pre-engineering program, a Island home, where he’d grown up with his last of the more than 750,000 bricks comprising four-year program for cyber security, and the grandparents, to move to downtown Charleston. the new high school are laid. school’s innovative “mechatronics” program The reasoning was simple enough: the family The elementary/middle and high school cam- (the second such offering in Berkeley County wanted the best for young Simmons, and living puses will be located less than a mile from one Schools) that incorporates computers, robotics, downtown with his mother allowed him to go another, and the schools will share everything CHARLIE MORRISON and manufacturing. to a public high school, something not possible from their curriculum to their school mascot, Philip Simmons High School Principal Dr. As for the student body, Spencer expects then or now on the Cainhoy Peninsula. the Iron Horses. The schools are so intertwined James Spencer stands in his school’s as yet between 300 and 400 ninth and tenth-graders But that’s all set to change in a matter of in fact, that the man hired last June to serve as unused baseball press box, with newly-hired will begin at the school this fall. The school is months. In August of 2017, the Berkeley County principal of PSHS, Dr. James Spencer, currently Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Brion being built for an eventual 1,500 students, with School District will officially cut the ribbon on works from an office on the elementary and Packett. Looking out at the baseball field, capacity for another 400 to be added later in the a brand new high school named in honor of the middle school campus. where the faint impression of a baseball dia- form of a second school building. Additional late Master Blacksmith, a revered Charleston And for Dr. Spencer, who, along with the mond is now visible, Spencer smiles. “What a ninth-grade classes will be added in the subse- quent two years with class offerings growing icon. Construction of the new, $69 million initial members of his leadership team, is known view,” he says. “This is amazing. Philip Simmons High School and campus is on to on occasion drive over to the job site for ex- as the first class of 2020 matriculates through track for completion this summer. The creation temporaneous meetings with construction firm “If you go into an existing school right now, the school. The school will have eleventh-grade of a trio of new Philip Simmons schools repre- Thompson Turner Construction, he wouldn’t everything you see, every pencil, every piece of classes beginning in 2018 and a full four-year sents a new chapter for the residents of Daniel have it any other way. After all, Spencer was paper, every process being undertaken by a hu- curriculum, including twelfth-grade, beginning Island and the Cainhoy Peninsula, who haven’t hired a year-and-a-half ahead of the 2017 school man being, anything you can put your eyes on, in the 2019-2020 school year. seen formalized education in the area at the high year for a reason: along with the school itself, we’ve got seven months to get that done here,” “You will have three different levels of school level since the closure of Cainhoy High Spencer and his small team of three are building said Dr. Spencer, during a recent tour of the students,” said Spencer. “You will have some School in 1996. What began with the creation the school’s curriculum from the ground up. campus. “And it’s all being planned simultane- See SCHOOL on PAGE 11
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You’ll have forging new partnerships with area businesses, patio space and on the other by the student some that are going to be ready for a two-year a secondary function he was hired to perform. friendly “technology forest” seating area, where program and you obviously will have some Reijners has been instrumental in planning students will be able to have their lunch while that can leave this program and go right into the curriculum and the guidance processes the staying plugged in and powered up. a four year college program. So we’re really school will implement. Spencer describes Chias- “What we want is for it to feel like a small excited to be able to offer all three options to our son as “the glue that holds it all together.” college campus where the kids are going to have students.” When it comes to the creation of the new a lot of liberties,” said Spencer. The project to construct the new PSHS goes PSHS campus specifically, Spencer and his Other design highlights include a 715-seat far beyond the simple creation of a campus and group turn to a larger team working on scene auditorium with beveled seating and a produc- the coordination of a curriculum, according to and behind the scenes at the facility, a team that tion room, wide education wings with their Spencer, a 27-year veteran educator who will includes the BCSD Capital Projects team, the own serpentine couches for outside classroom lead his third school as principal at PSHS. A group from Thompson Turner Construction, student seating and the school’s full athletics concurrent mission, he explained, is the concept and even the team of architects from local firm complex, with features that include a fieldhouse, of creating a school culture. McMillan Pazdan and Smith. press boxes, fields, and even a well-located sports medicine classroom and clinic, a feature “What’s unique with modern school construc- “It’s a more cohesive process when every- PROVIDED tion in our district is having the capacity for one’s on board sooner,” continued Spencer. suggested by Spencer himself. This aerial image provided by the Berkeley Perhaps the most unique feature will be the everybody to be on board from the beginning “And being on board early helps because there County School District shows construction and move forward together,” said Spencer. are changes we’ve made along the way to make ironworking used for hand railings and located underway at the new Philip Simmons High throughout the school. The design was inspired “So many people play a strong part in creating sure the building reflects the curriculum we’ve School campus off Clements Ferry Road. The this school. We only have four employees so designed.” by the work of Philip Simmons. Not only that, facility is set to open to students in August but Simmons’ nephew Carlton Simmons will be far, but it’s four people working really hard for “This is an absolutely wonderful relation- of 2017. these kids. They are working hard for these kids ship,” he added, of his work with building firm introducing some of his own work for inclusion into the design. already, and we’re already a team.” Thompson Turner Construction, with whom team environment. “They bend over backward,” The newest member of that team is Assistant he’s worked with previously at Marrington The younger Simmons himself will be com- he said. “They listen to us, they take our calls, pleting the iron work for a pair of exterior bike Principal and Athletics Director Brion Packett, Middle School of the Arts. “They act as though and they meet with us even when they aren’t who just last month joined a Philip Simmons they are building a school building for their own racks, the front signage, the front door pulls, and required to.” a series of medallions slated for placement just High leadership team that includes head sec- children. That’s how they work. That’s how they As for the design of the 215,000 square foot retary Cathy Chiasson and Guidance Director communicate with me.” inside the entrance. For sure, Carlton’s uncle main school building, Spencer asserts that would be proud to see the educational progress Virginia Reijners. Though he was only hired And of the architects behind the project, every aspect of the design of the facility was earlier this month, Packett is already making Spencer was equally effusive in his praise of the being forged in his former community. 12 thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ January 19 - January 25, 2017 YOU ARE INVITED to the “What’s the BIG IDEA” Pitch Event to be held Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at the Daniel Island Club
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Presented by Sponsor January 19 - January 25, 2017 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com ISLAND NEWS 13 With its $25,000 donation to MUSC, The Denny Hamlin Foundation continued its long- Pro-Am Jam nears $1 million in funds raised for charities standing support of Cystic Fibrosis research The Denis, Denny & Mark’s Pro-Am Jam personalities included Hamlin, Danica Patrick, at children’s hospital facilities in Richmond, hosted by Student Transportation Inc. nearly Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Kyle Larson, Michael Virginia and Charleston, South Carolina. The toppled $1 million in funds raised over the Waltrip, Joe Gibbs and Rick Allen. Bryan once Pro-Am Jam has donated $190,000 of its pro- five-year span of the annual celebrity concert again led an incredible “Jam” concert with his ceeds to The Cystic Fibrosis Center at MUSC and golf event held every October at the Daniel friends in the music industry, including fellow Children’s Hospital over the event’s five-year Island Club. The 5th Annual event, held this Hootie & the Blowfish band members Darius span. past October 24-25, raised a Pro-Am Jam record Rucker and Jim Sonefeld, plus musicians Gary “New, more effective therapies are develop- amount of $270,000, bringing the five-year U.S. Bonds, Edwin McCain, Kevin Kinney of ing fast that we hope to introduce earlier to our fundraising tally to $990,000. Drivin’ N Cryin’, Chris Kirkpatrick of NSYNC, patients to prevent the consequences of CF,” The fundraiser again featured the partnership Javier Colon and Preston Pohl of NBC’s The said Barbara Rivers, Director of Development at of NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin, Hootie & Voice, Patrick Davis, 14-time Grammy winner MUSC Children’s Hospital Fund. “This means the Blowfish founding member and lead guitar- Dan Tyminski, and Vini “Mad Dog” Lopez of bringing studies for patients who are younger ist Mark Bryan, and Denis Gallagher, CEO of the E Street Band among others. and have milder disease. The support from The Student Transportation Inc. Proceeds from the “I’m thrilled with the success of this event,” Denny Hamlin Foundation helps us provide event were recently donated to the charitable added Bryan. “Denny, Denis and I are bringing those studies for our patients as we work organizations represented by the three partners, people together to make a difference, through towards bringing a cure to CF. We are pleased which have a common mission in creating better PROVIDED the joy of golf and music. We feel blessed by to have recruited a new Pediatric CF Direc- opportunities for children in the Lowcountry. Doug Coupe of Student Transportation Inc. the opportunity, and hope to continue its legacy tor at MUSC Children’s Hospital who will be “Our 5th Anniversary Pro-Am Jam was and STI Cares Foundation (left) and Mark for years to come.” engaged in these clinical studies for our younger another huge hit,” stated Denis Gallagher. Bryan of Carolina Studios (right) pose with The 2016 event also featured a hole-in-one by patients with CF.” “We raised more funds for our three individual a check representing the record-breaking a Wounded Warrior who received a complimen- Sponsors for the event included SunTrust, charities than any other year and are really just proceeds of the 5th Annual Pro-Am Jam at tary Toyota truck for achieving his accomplish- Blue Bird, Navistar/IC Bus, Thomas Bus, getting started. As always, all of our guests and Daniel Island Club last October. ment. Collins Bus, FedEx and Tito’s Vodka. The 6th sponsors had a great time at the auction, concert With proceeds from this year’s celebrity- Annual Denny & Mark’s Pro-Am Jam hosted and golf tournament helping raise money to added Hamlin, a 29-time winner on the NAS- packed event, the three partners have donated by Student Transportation Inc. will again return improve the lives of many children in the area CAR Sprint Cup Series. “Mark, Denis and I are $90,000 to Carolina Studios, $90,000 to Student to the Daniel Island Club October 23-24. For and beyond.” amazed at how the event just gets bigger every Transportation Inc. Cares Foundation, and sponsorship information please contact Doug “Being on the verge of $1 million raised in year and enabling more children to benefit.” $90,000 to The Denny Hamlin Foundation Coupe at [email protected] and for updates only five short years is a testament to the gen- Joining the three hosts at this year’s Pro-Am which in turn donated $25,000 of its portion on the event, please visit www.facebook.com/ erosity of all that support and participate in the Jam were celebrities from the worlds of racing, to The Medical University of South Carolina TheProAmJam and follow on twitter at @ Pro-Am Jam and the organizations it benefits,” music, entertainment and sports. NASCAR (MUSC) Children’s Hospital. ProAmJam. 14 ISLAND NEWS thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ January 19 - January 25, 2017
do…When you have a difficult situation, they they have taken in have had regular visits with investing in a child and having a true life signifi- Become a foster parent are right there to help.” their biological parents. All have worked hard cance for a child - but it will have a generational From FOSTER on PAGE 02 Cathy and Jonathon initially signed on to throughout the process, she said, and have impact on their children to come,” added Cathy. serve as a “respite family” for Lifeline, which expressed love for their children and regret for “…And our (biological) kids are being impacted the children that are reunited with their birth meant they would help out another foster family their mistakes. by this. They are getting to know what it is to families re-enter the foster care system due to when they needed temporary care for their foster “The state has to balance giving the biologi- share and know what it is to care for their com- the birth families not being adequately prepared child or children. cal parents enough time to do whatever it is they munity. That level of generosity is just normal… or supported to take them back. “That’s how we wanted to start,” explained need to do to get to the place where they can I think for me, it gives great significance to our “This creates a cycle in which children and Jonathon. “Just to test out the waters a bit.” have their child back,” said Cathy. “The parents parenting.” families are left without hope,” he added. “For our first assignment, we had four respite need time. This is not a quick fix. It’s usually *The name of the foster child was changed to Enter Lifeline Children’s Services, a resource children,” added Cathy. “The other reason we pretty complex.” protect his identity and support to the Department of Social Ser- wanted to do respite care is we found out I was To help things go smoothly and ease the vices (DSS) that seeks to infuse a faith-based pregnant with Eleanor the day we started foster burden on foster families, Lifeline also provides message into the foster care system. WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT parenting classes!” “wraparound” services to offer additional sup- “We believe that every child placement is a BECOMING A FOSTER PARENT? About six months after Eleanor was born, port when needed. For the Leekes, the benefits unique opportunity to minister to the physical, they signed on as a full-time foster family. of fostering far outweigh any extra work an Lifeline Foster Care Training Class spiritual and emotional needs of that child,” said “Whether these children are products of additional child may bring to the family. Church of the Holy Cross on Daniel Island Chapman. “And in many cases, his (or her) birth neglect or abuse, they’re in highly vulnerable “I will tell you for me, it’s a very easy 299 Seven Farms Drive family. Lifeline believes that a child’s needs are situations,” said Cathy. “They are low resource decision,” said Cathy. “…We come prepared January 31, 2017 • 6:30 to 8 p.m. best met under the guidance of Christian foster families and that’s not just monetary resources, to advocate on their behalf…Are we going parents who can ensure the safety, well-being This session is an orientation for the Lifeline that’s relational resources, spiritual resources, to grieve (Michael’s) loss when he leaves? and development of a children during a time of Foster Care Training Class, which will be held educational resources…. and it gives them Absolutely. The alternative to that - him never great uncertainty.” on Tuesdays, February 21 - April 18, at Church stability to be in foster care.” having experienced the love of a family - is not It is a mission that clearly resonated with of the Holy Cross. Attending registration is The Leeke’s first child placement was an acceptable to me.” Jonathon and Cathy Leeke and prompted them required to participate in the classes. Lifeline eight year-old girl who had stayed with the fam- On December 25, Michael celebrated his first to sign on as foster parents. currently has 18 families licensed to provide ily before for respite care. She arrived February Christmas with the Leekes and his first birthday “We really need an advocate and a partner foster care in South Carolina - 11 are providing of 2016 and stayed for about five months. on December 30. They expect his biological that can kind of buffer some of this stuff, espe- full-time foster care and seven are providing “Once a child in your care goes home, the parent may be ready to take him home within respite care. The organization estimates that cially because Jonathon and I did not come from goal is to reunite them with their parents,” said a few months. For now, they are relishing the they have served approximately 42 children foster families,” said Cathy. “We did not come Cathy. “It’s only a matter of days before you get chance to have him as part of their family. over the last two years but more foster from adoptive families. We knew nothing about another call. That’s how fast it happens.” “It’s about investing in a child that is coming families are needed. To register, or for more this. It was really important for us that we felt Within a couple of months, Michael arrived from a hard place,” said Jonathon. information, contact Laura Deboer at laura. like we had an advocate, a partner, and advisor and has been with the family ever since. Accord- “The best part about foster care has been the [email protected]. that, for us, had the same belief system that we ing to Cathy, both of the full-time foster children fact that you get this huge bonus of not only
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PETER FINGER PHOTOGRAPHY The South Carolina State Ports Author- ity currently owns about 1300 acres of land south of Daniel Island’s residential development. Rep. Mark Sanford has proposed setting aside a large portion A LARGE-SCALE PARK of the property for a public park. on Daniel Island’s south side: It’s a grand idea, but is it feasible? ELIZABETH BUSH be challenges in pulling it off. said, but for the rest of the property he and oth- [email protected] “It was a great vision that then Governor Mark ers are working to develop a 134-acre saltwater Sanford brought to the table,” added Daniel mitigation bank. Last Friday, the Army Corps hat are the chances of a grand, Island Company President Matt Sloan. “The tim- of Engineers announced that public comments large-scale park being set aside ing was great as the possibility of a port on the are now being accepted on that project, which on Daniel Island’s southern island was still under discussion. We were very would provide in-kind compensatory mitiga- tip for generations to enjoy? grateful to him for thinking out of the box.” tion, or credits, for authorized impacts to aquatic now. Or you can do equity over a lifetime in a DependsW on who you ask. Last week, in an op-ed But the plan, he continued, was never feasible resources located within the Cooper River, Stono park that pays dividends in the way people live piece, Rep. Mark Sanford re-championed an idea due to soil conditions and access. River, Santee River and Bulls Bay watersheds in the community.” for a Central Park-style amenity on Daniel Island “It would have needed its own roadway out to (see article on page 20 for additional informa- Sanford is confident that when all parties come that he first introduced in 2006, while serving as Thomas Island as Daniel Island Drive was not tion). together, the end result will be something the Governor. designed for large scale visitor traffic,” added “That’s how you make it a public park,” region can be proud of. “Let’s do something remarkable,” Sanford Sloan, who has worked for a number of years Grooms continued. “There is a win-win to be found,” he contin- wrote. “...That fits with the magnificent area we with SPA officials, legislators, and other local As part of the mitigation bank plan, some ar- ued. “And I want to work toward that end...I call home.” representatives to come up with a good outcome eas could be reserved for biking and hiking trails, think that there are a variety of different pots The Daniel Island land Sanford is referring for the property. “Further, the bulk of the land and perhaps a couple of small fishing piers, he of money that could help facilitate this kind of to is currently owned by the State Ports Author- is unstable dredge. The economics would have said, but not an active, large-scale amenity. (project).” ity (SPA), or as he puts it, the South Carolina been overwhelming.” “Most will be returned to its natural state,” “The (Ports Authority) clearly has a game plan taxpayers. Sanford, who now represents South The SPA currently holds about 1300 acres of Grooms said. “...What (Rep.) Sanford unveiled for the use of that land over a period of time,” Carolina’s First Congressional District, has long property on Daniel Island, bordering Charleston when he was governor, that’s not possible...Bik- added Councilman White. “Even if you can get advocated for preserving green space in the fast- Harbor and the Wando and Cooper Rivers. The ing, hiking and fishing is all that’s possible there, over that hurdle, to do something of that mag- nitude would be on the cost scale of a Gaillard growing Charleston metro area, as other cities parcel, which encompasses some of the last ELIZABETH BUSH and that 250 to 300 acres gets restored to what it around the world have done, to leave places for available waterfront property in the heart of the Rep. Mark Sanford stopped in at The Daniel was prior to 1938 when the main creek that went Auditorium. That’s just a massive amount of respite and recreation amidst surrounding urban Charleston metro area, represents a unique op- Island News offices last week to discuss his through the channel was filled in...That’s what’s money…I would say if that is something (Rep. sprawl. portunity, said Sanford. plan for the SPA land at the southern tip of possible in creating a mitigation bank, and that’s Sanford) is going to bring forward and has “As a community, we want to close our eyes “Given the fact that the taxpayer has already the island. what we’re trying to do.” federal dollars to put behind it, that’s wonderful. and imagine what we want our tri-county area procured this,” he continued, “I think that what Grooms added that engineering work is cur- There would be a lot of hurdles to clear before it to look like 100 years from now,” said Sanford, we shouldn’t do as a community is pave and for disposition of the property that will not be rently underway to determine which areas can be can ever become a reality.” while on a visit to The Daniel Island News of- build on every square inch of land in the tri- used for dredging. But that land is minimal. Ap- safely utilized. But, with the addition of the saltwater mitiga- fice last week to discuss his park plan. “I think county area. I think from a traffic standpoint, proximately 50 acres on the northwest side of the “The whole area has to be completely under- tion bank and other land use projects, it appears when you do that, it changes one’s perspective...I from a quality of life standpoint, to do so would parcel has already been set aside for a long term stood from a geological standpoint,” he said. that some of those hurdles are being removed. would argue that quality of life is a point of com- be a mistake...There is no other spot that’s (avail- lease to South Carolina Parks, Recreation and “...Most of the port properties will remain active “It’s been one of my Daniel Island ‘bucket petitive advantage for the Lowcountry.” able) on the water. None. Zero. Nothing. There is Tourism department, said Childress. spoil sites...We will continue to work with the list’ items,” added Sloan, who praised both Sen. “I fully support Rep. Sanford’s idea for a nothing of this scale.” Sen. Larry Grooms and Rep. Jim Merrill, both Daniel Island Company, the City of Charleston, Grooms and Rep. Merrill for their efforts. “...I grand park,” stated Berkeley County Council- Sanford supports setting aside several hundred of Daniel Island, have been working with port and the State PRT over some high ground areas can say with confidence that we have arrived man Josh Whitley, a Daniel Island resident. “It’s acres on the property’s Wando River side as a officials over the years to come up with a plan where there could be soccer fields and other ball at an open space driven solution. Aside from a prime example of what we need to do more starting point for a park. The rest could be devel- for the property. When it comes to determining fields...There are a number of separate threads, the dredging between the City land that will be of - thinking big and thinking about the future...I oped over time, he said. what to do, Sen. Grooms said it’s about “dealing but they need to all be woven together.” transferred to the POA this year and the SPA land wholly support it.” But according to Kelsi Childress, external in the world of what’s possible.” Sanford recognizes that there are obstacles to already transferred to the State PRT, we will have “I think the basic idea is great,” added Daniel affairs coordinator for the SPA, almost all of “Ever since I was able to get the legislation his plan, noting that “inertia is always a difficult over 100 acres of recreational opportunities that Island Neighborhood Association President their Daniel Island property “has been earmarked passed that made the (building of a new Global thing.” But he again reiterated that development can be built over time...So at the end of the day, Glenn Williman. “The more green space and for dredge disposal or other uses affiliated with Gateway) port off limits to Daniel Island, the of a park could be done in stages, as dredg- the end result may have strong similarities with park land we could have in Charleston would harbor and port operations.” ultimate goal was first to make sure there was no ing usage gradually declines. He is also not an Congressman Sanford’s original concept.” be highly desirable and would be a real plus for “The port’s dredge disposal requirements are commercial construction on that property,” added advocate of selling portions of the property off “I think it’s a look into the Christmas of the Daniel Island.” constant and long-term with anticipated use into Grooms. “And number two was to make the land for development. future,” added Sanford. “What do we want to “Overwhelmingly, it would be a really great the next 50 to 100 years and beyond,” stated available for public use.” “Some people would argue (a park) is not look like? We’re not going to be able to save thing to have, something like that in Charles- Childress. “...Under our current plans and condi- According to Grooms, a main creek on the is- the highest and best use. I would argue it is the all of the Lowcountry and major parts of the ton, that is of that magnitude, because we don’t tions for virtually all of our acreage, the park land’s western side that existed prior to 1938 has highest and best use because the parks of the tri-county area. But this is an area we can...What have anything like that,” said Charleston City would not be feasible.” been filled over the years as port spoil. Several great cities around the world suggest there is an I have found in life is where there is a will there Rep. Mark Sanford recently re-championed an idea for a Central Park-style amenity on Daniel Island that he first introduced in2006, while Councilman and Daniel Island resident Gary Childress said the SPA has been working with spoil sites are expected to remain in place and additional value that comes, and that value can is a way.” serving as Governor. This image, provided by Rep. Sanford, depicts his original proposal for the property. White, who admitted, however, that there would local legislative leadership on an ongoing basis used for harbor deepening and maintenance, he be realized in different forms. You can do cash 20 ISLAND NEWS thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ January 19 - January 25, 2017 Mitigation Bank planned for SPA land on DI Public comments ing, biking and kayaking, noted Grooms. mitigation site twice a day. “The mitigation proposal includes creat- The proposed mitigation bank would now being accepted ing land elevations on the site that are also provide credits (or in-kind compensa- conducive to the natural formation of tidal tory mitigation) for “authorized impacts to ELIZABETH BUSH creeks and marshlands,” stated the press aquatic resources located within the Coo- [email protected] release. “The mitigation work would be per River, Stono River, Santee River and monitored to ensure that the restoration Bulls Bay watersheds,” stated the Corps’ The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has meets Corps’ guidelines and community announcement. announced the opening of a public com- standards.” “We’d be able to pre-sell some of those ment period on a 134-acre commercial A “Public Notice” issued by the Army credits and use the monies to do the res- saltwater mitigation bank proposed for a Corps of Engineers on January 13 indi- toration work, and create the walkways, portion of land owned by the State Ports cated that the site of the mitigation bank pathways and parks,” added Grooms. Authority (SPA) on Daniel Island. Under is a portion of a former confined disposal The public notice on the Daniel Island the plan, the property would be preserved facility. Prior to 1970, it was used to man- mitigation bank can be found at http:// and restored to its original condition, age dredge materials for the SPA. The www.sac.usace.army.mil/Missions/Regula- stated Sen. Larry Grooms, who has been Corps’ announcement further stated that tory/PublicNotices. Public comments on working on the proposal for a number of during the 1980s and 90s, the majority of the proposal can be mailed to: years. the mitigation site was used for farming. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers “Restoring this land is a genuinely rare Those activities, however, were discontin- ATTN: Regulatory Division opportunity,” stated Grooms, in a press ued more than a decade ago. 69A Hagood Avenue release. “The existence of a saltwater The plan for the site calls for removing Charleston, S.C. 29403-5107 mitigation bank is itself unusual, to say the existing vegetation and excavating 105.35 If submitting comments, be sure to least. Having the ability for the public to acres to create the elevations necessary to include the public notice number of the enjoy the same large, natural, open space establish tidal creeks, low marsh and high project (P/N SAC-2015-00526). Written is simply icing on the cake.” marsh. Once that work is complete, salt- comments will be accepted until February This image, provided by the Army Corps of Once the land is restored, it could be water marsh vegetation would be planted 13, 2017. Engineers, shows the site of the proposed salt- used for recreational activities such as hik- and natural tidal flows would inundate the water mitigation bank on Daniel Island.
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Morgan Davis Johnathon Cheek Ben Dreyer Eddie Marinaro Coco Pampu 6th GRADE GIRLS 6th GRADE BOYS 7th GRADE BOYS 8th GRADE BOYS 8th GRADE GIRLS Morgan averaged six points and six Johnathon lead the team in re- The 7th grade boys’ Player of the The Ospreys 8th grade boys had Coco Pampu, who scored five rebounds, and was a strong force bounding and scoring, while creat- Week is Ben Dreyer. Ben averaged a tough week, dropping their first points in the team’s most recent inside as she helped the 6th grade ing turnovers on defense. six points for the week and hit four two games of the year to fall to 4-2 game, played through injury and girls remain undefeated with wins three pointers. for the season. Player of the Week, displayed great leadership. against Ft. Johnson and Deer Park. Eddie Marinaro, continued his strong team play in both defeats. Eddie’s all-around game makes him such a valuable player on the court, and his leadership and competitive drive pulls the team together in every game.
Coco Pampu played through injury and displayed great leadership.
Eddie Marinaro, continued his strong Ben Dreyer averaged six points for the team play in both week and hit four three pointers. defeats.
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BOWMAN the tennis facility will be man who never wants attention or recogni- named in his honor “If you build it, he will come” is the catch tion. To look around and see people from all phrase of the 1989 movie “Field of Dreams.” walks of life come and show support for my The lead character hears a voice utter these dad means more than you know or any mate- words when walking through his cornfield. rial things.” Later he sees a vision of a baseball field. He The younger Runey said his father, who builds the field and eventually his father, a helped found the BBB Club, never expected long dead professional baseball player, turns even though he’s put up a valiant fight. items on the bucket list, whether it be some- anything in return, except for anonymity. up and asks to play catch with his son. Michael Runey IV is the son. He’s always thing so simple as a family meal or fishing off “Glad for once my dad could get acknowl- A similar story is playing out at Bishop loved and respected his father, who always the dock at the house. edged for trying to give to others,” he added. England High School. This story, however, seemed to be in attendance during a Bishop But the No. 1 item on the list was checked “If he had his way everything he does and has involves soon-to-be-completed tennis courts England athletic event, especially when off on Jan. 7 at the Father O’Brien Gymna- done would be anonymous. Bishop England and includes a son and his father, who doesn’t Michael IV played tennis for six years at the sium, when the BE community came together High School means the world to our entire have long to live. school, which, at the time, was located on at halftime during a basketball game to honor Runey family. Michael Runey III, a 1964 graduate of Calhoun Street. and remember Runey, an orthodontist who On the way home, Runey noted his son, Bishop England, a member of the school’s The son has accepted his father is dying, had deep pockets when it came time to finan- Michael Runey V told his grandfather he 1963 state championship basketball team and saying, “It’s the baddest and biggest form of cially supporting his school. noticed he was crying. a longtime Bishop England benefactor, is the brain cancer. We’ve been all over America Because of his generosity, the new tennis The eldest Runey replied, “My dream is father. He has survived other types of cancer, searching and hoping for a cure. But it’s not complex, which is expected to be completed that you and all kids get to pay tennis and but has been diagnosed with brain cancer and going to happen.” in May, will be named the Michael L. Runey have fun.” this is one he’s not going to be able to beat, In the meantime, the duo is checking off III Tennis Center, home of the Monsignor Mission accomplished. January 19 - January 25, 2017 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com NON PROFIT NEWS 29 Special Olympics to hold first annual DI “Row Raiser” DEBORAH BAILEY PROVIDED BY track meet.” On your marks, get set, ROW! Join AMY GEGE Not so, says Gege: “In fact, the PUTTING DOWN in the first ever “Row Raiser” for the Special Olym- Special Olympics is year-round sports Special Olympics at CrossFit Discov- pic athlete training and competitions on all dif- ROOTS ery this Saturday afternoon, January Cate Oxford ferent levels (area, state, national and 21. is shown here even World Games).” The Row Raiser is a two-hour team practicing her “In Charleston alone, we have over relay rowing fundraising event (on basketball 1,000 amazing athletes taking part rowing machines). Teams will consist skills. Cate in 11 different Olympic style sports of six to 10 people. You can sign up as will be rowing (kayaking, soccer, basketball, tennis a team or sign up as an individual and in the Row and swimming just to name a few) be placed on an open team. Raiser event on on any given day,” she explains. “All There will be prizes for the team Saturday. of these athletes and events need our that rows the furthest in two hours. support.” Additional prizes will be awarded in a Special Olympics will become an an- variety of categories, including fastest nual event at his studio. team in each division (all male, all Proceeds will support programs WANT TO GO? female, coed, and youth), as well as Special Olympics “Row Raiser” for nearly 25,000 Special Olympics Saturday, January 21 best dressed rowers, and more. athletes in South Carolina that are com- Crossfit Discovery Daniel Island Participants will enjoy a DJ and peting in year-round sports training and 115 Pier View Street team trivia during the event as well competitions for 24 Olympic sports. Sign-in begins at 4 p.m. and rowing begins as refreshments and food from event promptly at 5 p.m. for two hours. Register “When I speak to people about at the following site: https://www.eventbrite. partners: Daniel Island Dinners, Costco Special Olympics, the first question com/e/row-raiser-registration-29841050385. PROVIDED and Cooper River Brewing. they ask is WHEN is Special Olym- The cost is $50 person, which includes Bill Stevens, Tom Richards and Father Gregory West of Saint Charleston Jump Castles will be pics?” says Daniel Island’s Amy Gege, food, entertainment and a gift bag. Proceeds benefit Special Olympics of SC. For addi- Clare of Assisi Catholic Church, and church friend Jim Morrill (not providing a jump castle and slide to marketing associate for the Special tional information, contact Amy Gege at (843) pictured), recently installed these signs on the field at Seven Farms entice the little ones. Crossfit Discov- Olympics of SC. “I think it’s a com- 224-7526 or via email at Amygege@so-sc. Drive and Etiwan Park Drive where the church will break ground on org. 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OFFICES FOR RENT RENTAL PROPERTY RENTAL PROPERTY RENTAL PROPERTY RENTAL PROPERTY RENTAL PROPERTY Executive office for lease. Excellent lo- FROG on Daniel Island - $825. Center cation on Daniel Island. New building. Park neighborhood. 300 sq feet. Includes use of conference room and Includes utilities, WiFi, neighborhood kitchen area. Reasonable terms. Call amenities. No smoking. No pets. Call 404-784-2186. 404-694-1547. Single Family Homes 954 Crossing St...... $3000 Your Key to Property Management Your Key to Property Management 2113 sqft; 3BD/2.5BA; 2 car garage MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE OFF-ISLAND RENTALS DANIEL ISLAND TOWNHOME 1879 Pierce St...... $3000 DANIEL ISLAND RENTALS Used Mobile Homes without land. All 2741 sqft; 3BD/2.5BA; 1 car garage Furnished Homes Unfurnished Townhomes Sizes. $20K Cash or Less. Call 803- STAY IN TOUCH FOR RENT UNFURNISHED 2600 Kings Gate Ln...... $2850 1832 sq. ft. townhouse Furnished Condo 1178 Barfield St………………...……..$3475 454-2433 (DL35711). 4br/3.5ba; approx 2736 sqft 3 Bedroom/3.5Bath. Corner end unit, 200 River Landing Dr. #D204...... $2400 3br/3.5ba; approx. 1850 sqft 2 car garage. Stainless steel appli- 1546 sqft; 2BD/2BA; 1 car garage Furnished Condominiums 720 Natchez Circle………………...….$2600 ALL WEEK LONG! 3br/2.5ba; approx. 1564sqft ances, open floor plan, gas fireplace, Unfurnished Condos 200 Bucksley Ln……………..………..$1995 IF YOU'RE READING hardwood floors main level. Screened 140 Fairbanks Oak Aly #3A...... $3500 #205; 1br/1ba; approx. 756 sqft 603 Merrifield Ct...... $2595 Sign up for porch. Marsh view. 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Furnished Homes PROPERTY FOR RENT OR SALE to #306; 1br/1ba; approx. 756 sqft 8 Anita Dr……………………………….$2300 Place a classified ad. more than 2.1 million S.C. newspaper 130 River Landing Dr...... $1050 readers. Your 25-word classified ad #9106; 1br/1ba; approx 650 sqft 3br, 2ba; approx. 1404sqft SUDOKU ANSWER CROSSWORD ANSWER will appear in 99 S.C. newspapers for Unfurnished Garage Guest House Unfurnished Homes Call 843-856-1999 or only $375. Call Alanna Ritchie at the 340 Lesesne St……………………..…$1350 1657 Marsh Harbor Ln……..…………$4500 South Carolina Newspaper Network, 1br/1ba; approx. 650 sqft. 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TWO PRESTIGE OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY!
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404 Cattle Ranch Street ...... $1,498,000 244 Delahow St...... $1,194,900 4776 SF, 4-5 Bedrooms – Custom built dream home with family room, media room and FROG. Fabulous 4,619SF, 4Bdrms – Beautiful true custom built home backing to nature preserve. Main floor master. Sun patio with fireplace and kitchen. Main floor master. Walk to Daniel Island Club pools, tennis and exercise room. Huge bonus room. 4+ car garage. PRICED TO SELL! www.244DelahowSt.com center. www.404CattleRanchStreet.com Sue & Scott Campbell 843-259-9913 Sue & Scott Campbell 843-991-8633
UNDER COMINGSOON A MASTERPIECE CONTRACT OF DESIGN & QUALITY
61 Watroo Point...... $4,100,000 225 King George...... $1,380,000 220 Furman Farm Lane ...... $1,265,000 6,377 SqFt, 4 Bdrms – Waterfront with dock. Elegant home at the end of 4463SF 5 Bdrms – Backing to water views/marsh, this JD Smith Built home 3,040 SF, 4 Bedrooms. Custom built by Structures. Backs up to golf Watroo Point. A stunning home in every regard. Entertianment plaza with has open plan with office, stacked rear screened porches, elevator and course. 5” white oak floors all rooms and FROG. Shiplap paneling. pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit. Walk to the club. views! Bonus room and guest suite. www.225KingGeorgeStreet.com Lots of extras! Sue & Scott Campbell 843-259-9913 Sue & Scott Campbell 843-259-9913 Bob Farina 631-374-6742
GREAT SOLD UNDER NEW PRICE CONTRACT
309 Gunboat Lane...... $924,500 3412 SF, 5 Bdrms – Located on one of the best Daniel Island Park streets on a wooded lot with finished FROG. Holly Buceti 843-442-5218
1260 Blakeway Street...... $1,009,000 133 Beresford Creek Street...... $775,000 3741 SF. 5 Bdrms, 5.5 baths Custom built 5Bdrms 3.5baths 3500sqft hardwoods throughout, masterpiece located in the heart of Smythe Park. master down, private lot with pond and marsh Main floor master, gorgeous kitchen opening to the views in established Codners Ferry Park. family room, attached FROG and tons of porches! Holly Buceti 843-442-5218 Holly Buceti 843-442-5218 843.259.9913 • www.PrestigeHomesOnline.com