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file photo Voters line up at the Daniel Island School to cast their ballots in the 2012 Presidential Election

Roundabout Update 20-21 Berkeley County precincts gear up for ‘biggest turnout ever’ in 2016 ELIZABETH BUSH nation’s next Commander in Chief. vote. Also of note in the year 2004, ac- their votes, beating relative newcomer [email protected] Democrat Al Gore was the top vote cording to Berkeley County Elections Barack Obama – who went on to win getter on the Cainhoy Peninsula then, and Voter Registration Director Adam the nationwide vote that year to be- This year will mark the fifth time beating out Republican George W. Hammons, was Daniel Island’s whop- come America’s first African American that voters in Daniel Island’s modern Bush by a mere 194 votes. ping 86 percent voter turnout rate. President. Obama did win with Cain- day community have left their mark Four years later, Bush was in the “That was one of the highest in the hoy voters in 2008, scoring 687 votes on a Presidential election. It’s been contest again – this time against county based on total turnout for the to McCain’s 129. Halloween Decorating 16 years since the island town first Democrat John Kerry. Cainhoy voters year in Berkeley County,” he said. In 2012, Daniel Island residents Contest Winners entered Berkeley County elections as a cast the majority of their Presidential In 2008, Daniel Island voters re- were split into two precincts, Daniel participating precinct. ballots for Kerry. But Daniel Island- turned to the UBS building, with some Island 1 and Daniel Island 2, and In 2000, when there was only one ers, voting then at what is now the 3,226 residents casting their Presi- voted for the first time in a Presidential And much more!32 polling site for all of Daniel Island and UBS Building on Island Park Drive, dential ballots there as lines stretched election at the Daniel Island School. And much more! Cainhoy, 1,757 residents cast ballots preferred Bush, making him the out into the parking lot. Republican at the Cainhoy Fire Station for our precinct winner with 71 percent of the John McCain received the majority of See election on PAGE 10 THIS WEEK’S FEATURED PROPERTIES BY IRON GATE REALTY

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Charlie Morrison ness, to art history, to technology, Jerome dove in head first and over the year-long Award-winning children’s book author, fellowship developed new skills, inter- science literacy advocate, and 20-year Dan- ests and educational pursuits. When she iel Island resident Kate Boehm Jerome has returned to Charleston after completing the dedicated her professional life to children’s Stanford fellowship program in June of this literacy, and by all counts the publishing year, she was seemingly a different person. executive-turned-entrepreneur has reached Enter the folks at TEDxCharleston, who the pinnacle of both her profession and her since January had been vetting and review- own distinguished career. ing potential speakers for their flagship Though her unflinching humility prevents event held October 19, “TEDxCharleston her from accepting the moniker, for all 2016: Tipping Point,” a multidisciplinary Daniel Island-based children’s author Kate Jerome was recently honored with an opportunity intents and purposes Jerome has become ideas symposium featuring presenters from to address the city, country, and world-at-large at TEDxCharleston’s 2016 symposium, “Tipping a thought leader in the area of children’s across Charleston’s geographic and profes- Point.” literacy. As such, people have begun to turn sional landscape. Even though Charleston to the recent graduate of the inaugural class is a city burgeoning with ideas generated children’s books to discuss Stanford, her an honor for you. How was the experience? of Stanford University’s Distinguished right here in the Lowcountry, even amongst TEDx experience, and in a larger sense, Kate Jerome (KJ): “It was incredible. Career Institute (DCI) for lessons on what the great talent of the area, Jerome stood her contemporary work as a whole, and Incredible is the only word that can define she’s learned and what wisdom she can out and was selected to speak at the confer- the importance of intergenerational com- it. If you can imagine people who are from impart on the generations to come. ence. munication, a concept she calls “vertical all over the country and all over the world At Stanford, Jerome truly embraced the On the eve of the event, The Daniel connections.” from all these different professions, invest- liberal arts mindset of the place, studying Island News caught up with the author and Charlie Morrison (CM): Being selected ment bankers, M.D.s, L.A. producers, all ideas from across the campus. From busi- driving force behind literally thousands of for Stanford’s DCI program was obviously See TEDx on PAGE 16

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Account Executives: The Daniel Island News Ronda Schilling 843.330.1981 TEN YEARS AGO FIVE YEARS AGO [email protected] Election 2006 The little Sheltie that could Trudy Hicks In the November 2, 2006 edition In other news, we reported that In the November 3, 2011 edition 843.327.7014 of the paper the top news story was part-time Daniel Island resident of the paper we reported on the [email protected] the 2006 election previews of vari- Bennett Bozarth donated an organ return of Connor, a Sheltie dog that Art Director/Classifieds: ous candidates running for office: to St. James AME Church on St. had been missing from his Cod- Jan Marvin the top office up for grabs was gov- Thomas Island Drive. The Baldwin ner’s Ferry home for 22 days. His 843.856.1999 ernor, pitting incumbent Republican Model 236 – considered a Cadillac owner, Lindsay West, finally found [email protected] Mark Sanford against Democratic of gospel organs – belonged to his Connor in the Etiwan Park neigh- challenger Tommy Moore. Also new late mother. borhood after a 4:30 am phone call The Daniel Island News is published that year: It was the first general Brand new City of Charleston from islander Larry Whetsell, who weekly and distributed free throughout election that all of Berkeley County Police Chief Gregory Mullen visited had spotted the dog and had seen Daniel Island and down used touch screen computers that with Daniel Island community and the missing dog flyers. Clements Ferry Rd. to residences, business establishments, tally your ballots instantaneously. school leaders. In top business news, we report- Bishop England and at various ed a high number of retail vacan- distribution points on Daniel Island, Dora Howard, organist and cies on the island but that existing Mt. Pleasant, downtown Charleston music director at St. James business owners were optimistic. Lindsay West happily reunited with and Hanahan. The entire content of AME Church, looked on as The Daniel Island News is copyrighted We highlighted the candidates Connor. 2016 by The Daniel Island Publishing Bennett Bozarth played his for the Mayor of the City of William Dudley Gregorie. Corp., LLC. No part of this publication late mother’s Baldwin 236 Charleston. Four people were run- may be reproduced without In school news, Governor Nikki organ. Bozarth, a retired N.J. ning against Mayor Joseph Riley: permission from the publisher. Haley brought a topic even more judge, donated the instru- political newcomers Craig Jelks, frightening than ghouls and goblins Ad Deadline: ment to the St. Thomas David Ashby Farrow, and Joshua into focus for students at the Dan- Friday by 12 noon Island church. R. Kennedy; and, city councilman Digitally produced ads must be sized iel Island School - bullying. to spec in PDF high resolution format to: [email protected]. LETTERS POLICY Letters to the editor are welcomed and encouraged. Please write in about any topic that stirs your fancy or raises your ire. All letters and submissions are subject to being edited for libel, space and good taste. All submissions must include the author’s name, address and phone number for verifi- cation purposes.

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Tuesday & Friday 8-9 am at Providence meeting on Fri., Nov. 4, from 6:30 to 8 pm at the Black Tie The Wed., Nov. 9 meeting at 1 pm will feature speaker On Tues., Nov. 15, at 7 pm, at Church of the Holy Cross, Baptist Church. Call Gwen at 843-718-5454 for informa- Music Academy on DI. The guild is for serious young art- Heather Barrie, owner and creative director of Gather- join the Daniel Island Historical Society for an unforget- tion. ists in grades 4 - 12. First Friday of every month. Contact ing Floral and Event Design in Charleston. Providence table program featuring the authors of the recently Run Club Kristine Casey at [email protected]. Baptist Church, 294 Seven Farms Drive. Contact Lydia released book We Are Charleston - Tragedy and Triumph Gaia Fit Run Club meets on Fridays 5:30 am and TGIFF Freilich at [email protected]. at Mother Emanuel. Leading the discussion will be Herb Sundays 7:30 am for group runs as well as First Friday “Thank Goodness It’s First Friday,” an informal social Ladies Appreciation Night at Talison Row Frazier, a journalist, writer/editor, and current marketing Happy Hour Runs at DI restaurants. Email mary@gaiafit. open to all Daniel Island residents, will be held on Friday Totally Fit presents a free special program on Wed., Nov. and public relations manager for Magnolia Plantation and com. Nov. 4 at Daniel’s Landing Clubhouse from 6:30- 9 pm. 9 at 6:30 pm at the Talison Row Apartments Clubhouse, Gardens; Dr. Bernard Powers, a professor of history at WOMEN OF FAITH Come out to meet new neighbors and old friends. Bring 480 Seven Farms Dr. Nancy Campbell, MSW, author of the College of Charleston and noted history consultant; Daniel Island ladies of all denominations gather Wed. an hors d’oeuvre to share and your favorite beverage. “Mended: Overcoming Common Caregiving Dilemmas” and Marjory Wentworth, poet laureate of South Carolina, mornings at 9 am for an hour of prayer and sharing. Call Pat and John Dietz will be the hosts. Questions? Call will be addressing this year’s theme of “Take Care to whose poems have been nominated for the prestigious Joan Vitalo, 843-884-1484, or Kay Uhler, 843-971-1445. Walter and Barbara Jenner 216-2573. Give Care.” Dinner provided. Bring one of your favorite Pushcart Prize five times. www.dihistoricalsociety.com. Women’s Island Network (WIN) ST. CLARE OF ASSISI CAPITAL CAMPAIGN KICK healthy salad bar toppings to share. Contact, 843-256- Bishops Boutique Join professional women for a networking luncheon, OFF CELEBRATION 2515. The Bishop England High School Parent Guild is hosting which is held the last Wednesday of each month at St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church will kick off its Capital Volunteers Needed for di Park Day the 5th Annual “Bishops Boutique - A Night of Shopping,” The Islander, from 11:45 am – 1 pm. Contact Sheila Campaign “Blessed to Build” on Sat. Nov. 5 at 10 am. The Daniel Island POA needs volunteers for this year’s on Thurs., Nov. 17, 5 - 8 pm in the school gymnasium. Underwood - 843-654-6289 or email Sheila.underwood@ The celebration will take place at the future church site at “Park Day on Daniel Island” on Sat., Nov. 12 from 11 am More than 50 vendors. Open to anyone 21 years +, $10 suntrust.com. RSVP is required. the corner of Seven Farms Drive and Etiwan Park Street. - 4 pm at Children’s Park. Contact Barbara McLaughlin, in advance or $15 at the door. For tickets contact Lynda TOASTMASTERS Join us for food, fellowship, and fun! 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This will be the fifth time that Daniel Islanders have voted in a Presidential election is “rigged,” Hammons said, in his opinion, that is certainly not the case in Berkeley From election on PAGE 01 County. Together, they cast 4291 votes in the election Hammons. “And we’ve seen a lot of growth “Every Presidential campaign it’s out that year, the majority selecting Republican over the last four or five years. But the differ- there,” he added. “…When a candidate brings Mitt Romney over Obama. Once again, Cain- ence from 2000 to 2016 is amazing on Daniel it to the forefront, we get a little more juice hoy area voters flipped that outcome – prefer- Island.” from it. But we don’t have any notions of ring Obama over Romney, 677 votes to 188. Hammons reports that he and his staff anything that’s wrong. We spend a lot of time Voter turnout that year on Daniel Island was have been diligently preparing to welcome preparing, with extra emphasis on security… close to 67 percent. all voters to the polls on Tuesday, November I feel comfortable with our system. I vote There are some changes in store for 2016 8. They plan to spend this week organizing on this equipment and I personally am not voters, compared to what they encountered supplies, signs, ballots, and paperwork for all concerned. I know my vote is going to count - four years ago. For starters – there are now of the county’s 54 polling locations. In Octo- and yours will, too.” four precincts on Daniel Island and three in ber, staffers readied several hundred voting the Cainhoy area. Voters in Daniel Island 1 machines that will be used on Election Day, and 2 cast their ballots at the Daniel Island said Hammons. Of the 332 total machines in Club polling location, while the Daniel Berkeley County, eight were used in absentee Things to remember Island 3 and 4 precincts report to the Daniel voting, 314 will head to the polls for use on Island School. The Village and Yellow House Election Day, and another 10 will be saved as on Election Day precincts on the Cainhoy Peninsula vote at St. backups. Paul Missionary Baptist Church on Clements So far, it is turning out to be a busy election *Know your polling location Ferry Road, while those in the Cainhoy season for absentee voting, added Hammons, file photo *Polls are open from 7 am to 7 pm precinct report to Cainhoy Elementary Middle who reported that the county had received Berkeley County Voter Registration and Elec- School. 4,176 in-person ballots and 3,261 mailed tions staff members test voting machines prior *Be prepared for lines to the 2006 General Election. Another change for this year, compared to ballots as of Friday, October 28. Election Day *Bring a photo ID the last Presidential election, there are now promises to bring out thousands more voters. close to 20,000 new voters in Berkeley Coun- “We expect the biggest turnout we’ve ever races. School Board has some races, and ty. In 2012, the registered voter count stood at had,” he said. “Every Presidential Election, House District 100 has a Republican and a For more information, including accept- 100,289. Today, it’s 119,259. Looking just at it grows. But we expect to see huge turnout Democrat – both new candidates. We expect able forms of ID, visit http://berkeley- the Daniel Island and Cainhoy communities – numbers, and we don’t expect a certain race to to see a little bit of heat here and there, but countysc.gov/drupal/voters. there is now a combined 11,012 voters in the drive that…Most of our positions in Berkeley nothing major.” area’s seven precincts, versus 1,157 in 2000. County are unopposed at this time, so we As for insinuations by one major 2016 “All of Berkeley County has grown,” said don’t expect to have a lot of hotly contested Presidential candidate that the voting system See election on PAGE 11

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Rick Horger 843.856.1369 (o) 843.901.9600 (c) [email protected] 14 island news thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ November 03 - 09, 2016 DI FAMIlies: Meet the Vattis! KMate aas families and not just two individuals where you move here! both learn about each other and your families Dedeepya Vatti (DV): I wasn’t. I didn’t want This week we sat down to talk with the Vatti and make a life together. to leave India. I didn’t want to leave my friends. family in their apartment on Seven Farms Drive. As for coming here - I have been to Charles- Can you tell me something more about We met dad, Sarat, a VP of Strategic Accounts ton - and Daniel Island, among other cities in India and its diversity? with ValueLabs, a technology partner of Ben- the US, several times over the past seven years, MG: India is a big, very diverse country efitfocus; mom, Mary Sushma Gopu, a former for work. My company offered a long-term as- with 5000 plus years of history. It is actually assistant professor of management studies; and signment here; I felt it was a good opportunity called a subcontinent, with 29 different states, daughters Varshitha and Dedeepya, in 5th grade for my family to see another part of the world. most with a different spoken, written language and kindergarten, respectively, at the Daniel Of course, we chose Daniel Island to be close to and customs. In Hyderabad, we speak our state Island School. As is customary in India, we were work, at the Benefitfocus offices. But, also, I had language, Telugu, as well as Hindi, the national invited to stay and enjoy a traditional, delicious seen the quality of life here on the island and I language and English. We speak Telugu at home (and spicy!) Indian meal of curried chicken knew it would be the right choice for my family. to preserve the language for the children. Sambhar (a lentil soup), Biryani (rice cooked I have been all across the U.S. and have never It’s also a country of many religions and with spices), Chicken Tandoori (an Indian felt more welcome. This is the perfect place to cultures (we call it Unity in Diversity) like Hin- The Vatti family moved to Daniel Island about 14 version of fried chicken), white rice, a mix of raise a family. duism, Muslim, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, months ago from India. Pictured here are Sarat cooked vegetables, Raitha, a special yogurt and Mary Sushma Gopu (MG): Moving here among others. Two percent of the Indian popula- Vatti and his wife, Mary Sushma Gopu, along Roti, a popular Indian bread. was also an opportunity for us to spend time tion is Christian. Christianity, and Catholicism, with their children Varshitha and Dedeepya, Where are you from originally? How did together as a family. With my husband traveling had been brought to India generations ago. Not both students at Daniel Island School. you end up in the Charleston area, specifically for long periods of time for work, it was hard on just by the British, who colonized us, but other on Daniel Island? the children. explorers before them. We are Roman Catholic Sarat Vatti (SV): We are from Hyderabad, When we arrived here on Daniel Island, about and go to St. Clare of Assisi here on the island. Island - and off the island as well? a city in southern India, known as “The City of 14 months ago, it felt amazing. I just fell in love Do your names have any specific meaning? VV: We like to go to the parks to play. Etiwan Pearls,” because of all the pearl trading there with the place. So much water around us, green- MG: Yes, Sushma, my middle name in Park, Center Park and Turtle Park (Daniel Island centuries ago. Our families have been living in ery, parks, clean air, scenic beauty! Hyderabad Sanskrit (ancient Indian language) stands for Children’s Park). I love to watch the crabs run- and around that city for many generations. Mary is an inland city, so we don’t see the ocean. And “beautiful flower.” My husband’s name means ning around and spend time near the water at the and I have been married about 14 years. It was everyone here was welcoming, especially the the season “fall,” Varshitha means “rain show- Turtle Park. an arranged marriage, which is customary in women at St Clare of Assisi! ers” and Dedeepya means “lots of light.” India. In India, marriage is a coming together of Varshitha Vatti (VV): We were excited to Where do you like to hang out on Daniel See vattis on PAGE 15

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From vattis on PAGE 14 V S : Off Island, we like to go to the Isle of teachers teach and how students learn. The tran- Palms, downtown is another favorite place for sition to the school here was difficult for the girls the family to hang out. Kids love to go to the initially. It’s a brand new culture, a new way of arcades and other fun places around Charleston. learning, of doing things. An orientation would What restaurants do you enjoy going to? help to ease their way into the system. SV: We like Orlando’s, Wasabi, Dragon Do you take any day trips or overnight Palace, Agaves and trying restaurants on Shem trips away from the area? Creek. We have gone to a few Indian restaurants SV: We’ve gone to Atlanta, Orlando, Raleigh, in Charleston, although we prefer the ones in Washington DC, New Jersey and New York. Columbia, Persis, that’s more authentic. We’d Mary has family in Long Island. We like going really like to see a good Indian restaurant come to Columbia some weekends to watch an Indian to Charleston. movie and buy Indian groceries. Do you prefer to eat out - or stay in and VV: I like going to New York because I have cook meals? a cousin there and we have a really good time MG: We prefer to cook meals at home. We together. have more control of the quality of traditional Do you have any special traditions that you Indian meals that way. My mother often sends celebrate? me special spices that we can’t find here. MG: On October 30th, it was the Festival Have you tried any Southern American of Lights, or Diwali. This festival celebrates the foods that you like? victory of good over evil. Lights are up every- MG: I love grits. where! All kinds, from candles to Christmas- SV: Fried chicken. style lighting. And firecrackers, too. Festivals VV: Bacon and cereal. tend to be very bright and colorful in India. Also What has surprised you here in America? Rakhi, every August, is a ritual that celebrates MG: I wouldn’t say surprised but few things the special bond between a brother and sister. needed getting adjusted to, like driving on the And then there’s Holi, in March, where everyone other side of the road, getting used to the culture, splashes a brightly colored powder on one food, how we dress up. I am also used to having another but no one is allowed to complain. At the a lot of help for household work in India, but end of the day, everyone and the streets are all here you have to do most of the things yourself. covered in bright colors. SV: I am surprised by how fast Daniel Island Music, food and dance are very much a - and Charleston in general, is growing. There part of our culture, an important part of every are so many more people, businesses and traffic celebration. So all the families and friends come on the island now. But that shows growth of the together to celebrate. community and an opportunity for more busi- Do you have any Vatti family traditions? nesses to come to the island. MG: With all the various Indian festivals VV: I was surprised by how many ways and family celebrations, there’s no time for any school is different. In India, I was studying the others. Family celebrations are a big part of Indian Revolution, but here I’m studying the our tradition; the whole family gets together to American Revolution. Also, I like some of the celebrate key phases throughout the life of an activities at my school like the community cru- individual or the family. saders program, Girl Scouts etc. I love my new If you could describe life on Daniel Island chrome book they gave me at school. in a few words, what would they be? SV: On the subject of schools, I should add SV: Welcoming. Daniel Island is a perfect that I would like to see some kind of orientation place to raise a family. We are glad to be here. for families from other countries to introduce MG: Peaceful. Calm. our children to the classroom culture here, how The forums were intended to open communication among area residents From tour on PAGE 12 wage and be productive members of the com- and high paying jobs will be, said Tana Lee, munity. BCSD director of Career and Technical Part of this initiative is incorporating Education. technology into the school. Twenty-three of “What do we need to do to prepare our the schools in the county are one-to-one with children?” Lee asked. “We need to prepare tablets at the home for students. our young people for jobs.” Since 60 percent of the children in the That future focus was narrowed down to Berkeley County school district live in pov- three specific areas - medical, production and erty, Blackburn said, the tablet assists children software IT. by providing greater access to technology, Throughout the district, schools are hosting since technology is deeply integrated in every programs aimed at these areas so students workplace and academic environment. will have the skills employers are looking for The district is looking at what the next – and qualifications that give them a competi- generation of high demanded, high skilled tive edge when compared to other job seekers. 16 island news thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ November 03 - 09, 2016 Jerome has become a thought leader in the area of children’s literacy From TEDX on PAGE 02 of us getting together to share a lifetime chasm grows wider it gets more difficult to These kinds of relationships have unex- to start the conversation because the chal- of experience and I was just bowled over relate. The language is difficult, the tech- pected treasures in them. Each of us has lenges we face in terms of long-term health by the generosity of spirit from the people nology is difficult, and I’m trying to make different skills to offer, but we also have care and financial stability for these longer involved. Every day I got up I couldn’t wait the case that these are some of the most im- different things to gain as well. lives are not going to be easy to just solve, to get on campus… It was amazing.” portant things that we can do, so it’s worth CM: And of the role technology plays in and it’s my contention that it’s going to take CM: What did you take from your time the difficulty to transcend those issues.” all of this, do you feel it has helped or hurt the brainpower of all of us to figure it out.” out there and what impact did the experi- CM: And where do you think these our ability to communicate across genera- Jerome splits her time between Dan- ence have on you? breakdowns in intergenerational communi- tions? iel Island and her new, adopted home of KJ: “It made me declare my new major. cation hurt us? Is it something we see only KJ: “I’m all about technology, believe northern California. Here in the Low- I’ve been developing kids’ books my whole at home with respect to our families? me. I’m dedicated to that in all kinds of country, she is a dedicated volunteer in life but I’ve really always been interested KJ: “I think work environments is really media. I see it in books or virtual reality, the greater Charleston community and in the interaction between generations. As I the next frontier. We all identify with our anything that starts the conversation. I’m an active Emeritus Board Member of the started to look at the relationships between own age tribes, ‘if you’re a millennial and currently working on a virtual reality pro- South Carolina Aquarium. She is the author generations, what I call vertical connec- I’m a boomer,’ and all that. And there is gram with a local organization and a major of more than 100 children’s books, but has tions, I realized then that I really wanted some power in that identity that comes with Silicon Valley technology company, but produced more than 1,000 in her corporate to focus my future work on promoting identifying yourself with your age group. I still think we have to step back and say and entrepreneurial career. Since arriving that idea. Any children’s books I do in the It’s okay, but on the other hand if they iso- ‘what makes us human?’” back home from her year at Stanford, she’s future, I will make those books interactive, late us too much or stereotype people too CM: What’s the bottom line when it begun work on a pair of children’s books in that they will require some kid’s parent, much, we have to get past that.” comes to vertical connections? What’s it series with Arcadia Publishing. The books grandparent, or favorite adult to read it with CM: Can you give me an example? going to take for our society to embrace the in those series will work along those lines them and keep the conversation going. KJ: “Sometimes people at work say idea that intergenerational communication and try to generate what has become the CM: Is that to say folks just aren’t ‘Oh my gosh I’m getting this old guy and is essential to our future? focus of her late work: intergenerational having these types of interactions, these he’s going to be so old-fashioned, but in KJ: “We may not all be the same ethnic- communication. intergenerational conversations now? fact maybe this ‘old guy’ has a solution to ity or gender or age, but we all share the For more information on Kate Boehm KJ: “I think people have become afraid something that you’ve been trying to work same tick of the clock and we’re all going Jerome, see her website at http://www. of connecting between generations. 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For the Love of Turning Right Berkeley County opens up public commentary period for proposed Daniel Island Dr./Seven Farms Dr. roundabout

To submit comments on CHARLIE MORRISON not only the 75 or so Daniel Islanders in attendance Since March of 2014, when a pair of accidents at the meeting, but from the community as a whole the proposed round- involving pedestrians and vehicles jarred Daniel about all aspects of the proposed roundabout project. about project, email Island’s collective sense of comfort, island residents Before turning the microphone over to Peagler, concerned about traffic safety and increased conges- the first speaker of the evening, Mulé reminded the County directly at tion at the intersection of Daniel Island Drive and attendees that they received comment cards on their Seven Farms Drive have clamored for the opportuni- way in to the school’s multi-purpose room that they CitizenComments@ ty to express themselves on the future of the critical were asked to fill out on site and drop off on their BerkeleyCountySC.gov interchange. Finally they have that chance. way out. Anyone else wishing to comment can At a meeting held last Tuesday, October 25, at the simply email the County at CitizenComments@ Daniel Island School, a mere mile from the intersec- BerkeleyCountySC.gov by November 14. Those tion in question and well within walking distance, they receive by that date will be added to the official Berkeley County officials invited the greater Daniel record. Island community to voice their opinions on the “We’re here to discuss something near and dear intersection and the proposed roundabout intersec- to my heart, quality of life and safety,” said Peagler. tion they’ve put forth as a solution, currently in the “We want to show you the program, we want to design phase. make sure that you understand it and we hope that The gathering was for all intents and purposes you’ll agree…that it meets the needs of safety, not This image, provided by Berkeley County, shows how the proposed roundabout would be configured at only for yourselves and your vehicles but also when an informal update the intersection of Daniel Island Drive and Seven Farms Drive. All of the existing parking spots on the on progress made on it comes to pedestrian safety.” south side of the roundabout on Seven Farms Drive would be eliminated under this plan, along with all the project following Berkeley County Councilman Josh Whitley, who but three on the northern side of the street. an emotional meeting as Daniel Island’s duly elected representative has of the Daniel Island worked on the issue since he was first elected, sharp- consult on the intersection. Metts opened his com- sat down with representatives from the City of Neighborhood Asso- ened the focus of the meeting when he addressed mentary by reminding the room that traffic engineers Charleston to discuss the additional pedestrian safety ciation (DINA) back in the audience. For Whitley, the walkability of the have to look far into the future when planning infra- measures proposed for the roundabout. The City will February, during which intersection is the key component of the project. structure improvements, and Daniel Island’s future have the responsibility to maintain the infrastructure residents in effect “We are having this meeting for one reason only, is in a word, busy. post-completion but, Metts reported happily, they demanded a say into we’re having this meeting because we promised you “We’re making sure this will serve traffic not agreed to do so provided Berkeley County pay for what was to be done at the DINA meeting that we would take our plans only the day it opens, but also long into the future,” all installation costs. about the dangerous further with one thing in mind, and that’s pedestrian said Metts, before turning to the topic of pedestrian As for parking, the impact of the roundabout intersection. safety,” began Whitley before turning to the key safety. “One of the things that Councilman Whitley would be significant, reported Metts. All of the Last week’s meet- break in the project, it’s inclusion in the Berkeley and Supervisor Peagler said was ‘what else can existing parking spots on the south side of the round- ing gave the planners County One Cent Sales Tax Referendum approved Whitley addressed the crowd directly in his commentary, we do to improve and enhance pedestrian safety at about on Seven Farms Drive would be eliminated and engineers at the by voters in November of 2014. speaking to members of the Daniel Island community, the intersection?’ Thomas and Hutton, who are the with the existing plan, along with all but three on the County, along with “We all knew that the roundabout was the supe- many of whom he’s been working with on this project for engineers doing the design for the project, have done northern side of the street. project design consul- rior option for traffic flow,” Whitley continued. “We well over a year. some research and have identified these solar flash- “The loss of parking is unfortunate but we think tant Thomas and Hut- just thought that without Supervisor Peagler’s sup- ers that are placed at other intersections.” necessary to improve the safety of the intersection,” ton, the opportunity to present the actual design for port and without Deputy Supervisor Tim Callanan’s The plan, as it stands now, will include solar flash- added Metts. “Whenever you have a project like the roundabout to meeting attendees. Four separate support, we wouldn’t have the money to think about ers - a new feature introduced into the project design this there’s a lot of give-and-take, there are a lot of but identical displays were set up at the meeting and anything like this. Tim single-handedly made sure intended to increase pedestrian safety. The small competing interests. You have to put all that together manned by Tony Woody and Doyle Kelley from this was part of the sales tax program four or five towers are to be set up on all four legs of the pro- and come up with a compromise that we think does Thomas and Hutton, along with representatives from years ago and on the ballot. So thank you, Tim, for posed intersection. They feature bright signage and everything in the best manner.” Berkeley County, including Supervisor Bill Peagler at least letting us have a discussion, even if we might flashing yellow lights that signal in both directions Metts made a point of requesting the public com- and Deputy Supervisor Tim Callanan. disagree.” when triggered by a pedestrian pushing a button ment specifically about the project’s timeline, which The stated purpose of the meeting, explained The meeting was held following the completion similar to those at signalized crosswalks. Pushing as it now stands would see groundbreaking after the Berkeley County Public Information Officer Mi- of studies on both the traffic operations and safety the button would immediately trigger the yellow Volvo Car Open tennis tournament is completed in chael Mulé, was two-fold: to update the community deficiencies of the intersection reported by Mitch- lights, designed to make drivers aware that a pedes- April of 2018, and wrapping up that August before on the current conceptual design plans for the pro- ell Metts, a project engineer from Infrastructure trian wants to cross the roadway ahead of them. the start of the 2018-2019 school year. posed roundabout, and to sequester feedback from Consulting and Engineering, a private firm hired to Metts stated further that the engineering team For some in attendance the proposed timeline is November 03 - 09, 2016 ■ The Daniel Island News thedanielislandnews.com feature 21 Turning Right Berkeley County opens up public commentary period for proposed Daniel Island Dr./Seven Farms Dr. roundabout

Doyle Kelley of Thomas and Hutton Engineers dis- cusses the proposal at one of four displays set up for meeting attendees to view after the presentation.

an issue. One was Whitley himself. “This is getting close to the final product and I’m not happy about the timeline and I’m not happy we’re going to lose a significant amount of parking on Seven Farms Drive, but that would have happened under either scenario. We would have lost parking either way.” “A lot of work has to be done,” continued Metts. “It’s going to be an inconvenience. There’s no other way to put it, but we’re going to try to take measures to minimize that.” Metts did report that the roundabout was designed This image, provided by Berkeley County, shows how the proposed roundabout would be configured at in such a way that all the trees on site at present the intersection of Daniel Island Drive and Seven Farms Drive. All of the existing parking spots on the could be preserved, a statement that drew murmurs south side of the roundabout on Seven Farms Drive would be eliminated under this plan, along with all of approval from the audience. And on the topic of but three on the northern side of the street. greenspace, what will be placed in the center of the roundabout will be up to residents to decide, he said. sat down with representatives from the City of As the meeting was brought to a close, a number Charleston to discuss the additional pedestrian safety of hands shot up, including that of Daniel Island measures proposed for the roundabout. The City will resident Frank Walsh. Walsh insisted the group take have the responsibility to maintain the infrastructure questions publicly, and even approached the stage post-completion but, Metts reported happily, they to make a point about the proposed solar flashers. In agreed to do so provided Berkeley County pay for the end, Metts took only a few questions from the all installation costs. audience before the crowd broke off to view the four As for parking, the impact of the roundabout displays set up for the end of the event and question would be significant, reported Metts. All of the the engineers assigned to them. existing parking spots on the south side of the round- While the concerns of Walsh and others echoed about on Seven Farms Drive would be eliminated the sentiment of many in attendance at the February with the existing plan, along with all but three on the DINA meeting, who felt the roundabout proposal northern side of the street. was sprung on them without the opportunity for “The loss of parking is unfortunate but we think public input, the Berkeley County officials on hand necessary to improve the safety of the intersection,” at last Tuesday’s gathering had every intention to added Metts. “Whenever you have a project like address the issue. As the commotion of the dozens this there’s a lot of give-and-take, there are a lot of who’d come circulating about the multi-purpose competing interests. You have to put all that together room settled, the space cleared out, and the comment and come up with a compromise that we think does box filled, by all accounts it appeared they had ac- everything in the best manner.” complished their task. Metts made a point of requesting the public com- For more information on the Daniel Island Drive ment specifically about the project’s timeline, which and Seven Farms Drive Intersection Project, see the as it now stands would see groundbreaking after the project website at www.berkeleycountysc.gov/dru- Volvo Car Open tennis tournament is completed in pal/engineering/onecent/daniel-island-drive-seven- April of 2018, and wrapping up that August before farms-road. the start of the 2018-2019 school year. For some in attendance the proposed timeline is 22 thedanielislandnews.com The Daniel Island News ■ November 03 - 09, 2016 DR. RANDY WANTS YOUR CANDY! & HE'S NOT AFRAID TO PAY FOR IT! 7th Annual HALLOWEEN CANDY BUYBACK WEAR YOUR hALLOWEEN Saturday, Nov. 5th COSTUME! jump castle AND 10 - 1pm at lots of FUN activities! Dr. Randy’s office Bring your Halloween candy to Dr. Randy & he will pay $1 per lb. (5 lb. max). The candy will be sent to our troops for the holidays! www.operationgratitude.com. Unfortunately we cannot collect at Park Day, as it is after our shipping Open to deadline so this will be the only opportunity to donate candy. Patients AND Public!

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Florida State on a golf scholarship, played in her last girls’ high school match. She capped B Ehs girls’ golf team takes home state trophy her brilliant career with rounds of 73 and 73 to capture third place individually. Her score PHILIP M. BOWMAN was lower because she three-putted four What a difference a week makes. times on the back 9. But she recovered with After sharing first-place honors with some impressive birdies. Bluffton in the Class AAA girls’ Lower “She is the solid one,” Ronco said. “I State championship, Bishop England coach know she will do well at Florida State. The Christine Ronco wasn’t sure what to expect best players don’t show frustration out there when her team teed it up in the Class AAA when things don’t go their way. When some- state championship, which was contested at thing doesn’t go her way, it doesn’t affect Carolina Springs Golf Club in Fountain Inn. her. That’s a sign of a good golfer.” But the Bishops overcame a case of the Kennedy Carroll finished tied for ninth in jitters with some extremely impressive tal- the individual standings with a pair of 78s ent – and leadership – to top Bluffton by 42 to finish at 156. Senior Emma Wofford shot strokes to claim their second straight state a 160, while seventh-grader Ally Dominiak title. shot a 90 on the first day, but didn’t compete “When you go into any tournament, you’re in the second day. really not sure what’s going to happen,” Ron- Freshman Katerina Klein showed promise co said after her team carded a two-day total in such a big match with a 183. of 645 to Bluffton’s 687. “This is probably “Kathleen and Emma helped start something good out here,” Ronco said. “They my most experienced group of girls since I Posing with Bishop England’s newly earned state championship trophy in girls golf are team helped build the team. Losing them is very came here eight years ago. But you just never members (from left to right) Kathleen Sumner, Kennedy Carroll, Katerina Klein, Emma Wofford, bitter-sweet. They helped create such a know. It can be a case of the nerves that and Coach Chris Ronco. Not pictured is Ally Dominiak, who left the tournament on the second team.” make it tough to overcome – and win.” day due to illness. The Bishops won the Class AA title last Ronco also had praise for Carroll. fall, but faced some stiff competition at the “She has really come around,” Ronco said. the first day of the state championship, but tion, you play with girls from other teams, new level. Bluffton and Bishop England tied “Her father (Stephen) is always there and is Ronco said her team felt uneasy. so you’re not sure what the rest of your for top honors at Lower State as both teams her rock. Her dad and her passion will help “During the second day, the girls walked teammates are doing. But everything fell into recorded 314s in the one-day competition. her go far. She’ll do just as well as Kathleen, in under the tent saying, ‘We don’t think place.” The Bishops led the Bobcats 315-334 after I think.” we have it,’” Ronco said. “During competi- Senior Kathleen Sumner, who is headed to BEAUTIFUL MARSH FRONT HOME WITH INCREDIBLE VIEWS IN COCHRAN PARK 942 Cochran Street • 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths with Master Bedroom on 1st Floor NEW LISTING • Nice Open Floor Plan that flows onto the screen porch and down into the back yard • Mature Landscaping • Large 2 car garage + an additional boat/car parking space and workshop/storage area underneath the home • Log onto www.942Cochran.com for more information

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The Charleston Battery have committed to play in the 2017 Volvo first held the CCC in 2004, becoming one Car Open, to be held April 1 – 9 on Daniel of the first lower-division American soccer Island. They join World No. 7 Madison clubs to host multiple MLS teams for pre- Keys and Olympic Gold Medalist Monica season. The tournament has offered soccer Puig in the player field forming for the WTA fans in South Carolina the opportunity to see premier tournament. international superstars play in Charleston Wozniacki will compete in Charleston for more than a decade. for the fifth time in 2017, where she holds a World Cup winners David Villa (NYCFC) 14-3 record. She was a finalist in 2009 and and Ricardo Kaka (Orlando City SC) won the title in 2011. headlined CCC in 2015, bringing a global The former World No. 1 is currently file photo file photo spotlight to Charleston and the Battery. having a resurgence during the second half Venus Williams Caroline Wozniacki This year’s CCC rosters include United of the 2016 WTA season, after enduring Williams has amassed 49 WTA titles Tickets for the 2017 Volvo Car Open are States Men’s National Team players Jordan injuries earlier in the year. Now back in full in her career, including one in 2016 in now on sale. For more information on the Morris (Seattle Sounders) and Ethan Finlay swing, Wozniacki won titles in Toyko and Kaohsiung, Taiwan. She recently made the tournament and ticket options, visit vol- (Columbus Crew SC), former Battery player Hong Kong, both in the past month, mark- semifinals in Wimbledon, finals in Stan- vocaropen.com or call 800.677.2293. 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With 16 girls in all, the team in and out of the classroom. teammates Allison played Wando, Ashley Hall, Academic Special thanks to the Daniel Island Club Pickhardt, Elizabeth Magnet, James Island, and Hanahan with and our awesome assistant coach Lisa Forney, Teri Rob- competitive matches each time. The last Gnann for all her help and patience, thanks inson (front), Mark match versus Wando had five third set to Varsity captain and Air Force Academy- Pickhardt, David tiebreakers, and seven tiebreakers total. Led bound Cameron Deames for her help in Robinson, Maria by co-captains and “twins” Jackie Hanna training the girls, and another big thank you Elliott (front), Dave and Mary Grace Tawes, these girls not only to Snee Farm for allowing us to have our Williams, Cristina really improved, but created an atmosphere home matches at their facility. Garrett, Mat Sears, that combined athleticism with a feeling Rich Hughes, Nima Top row- Coach Moghadam, and 9.0 Greenie, Gillian teammate Kim Perritt. McMurtry, Caroline White, Emma Mazur, Submitted by DIBA President and FCTC the 9.0 team was still able to battle for a 2-2 Lauren Ferrara, Sophia Team Captain Dave Williams record. The 8.0 team on the other hand went “Slider” Cox, Mary undefeated in pool play and advanced to the Grace Tawes, Peyton The Low Country Tennis Association national championships in Surprise, Arizona Burke, Bella Sabatini, (LCTA) 8.0 and 9.0 age 40 and over teams (to be held this weekend) with a 2-1 victory in the finals. It was a bittersweet tourna- Olivia Dussault, and battled difficult circumstances leading up to the USTA Sectional Tournament in Chat- ment as one couple learned that a tree had Finley Harris. Bottom tanooga October 7-9. Both teams swept their fallen through the roof of their home back in Row- Kendall “Ham- state tournament losing only one combined Charleston, causing them to head home early mer” Sanderson, Pey- court during their championship run, however and miss the finals. In the end, team members ton Stokes, Grace Ann Hurricane Matthew evacuations of family know that tennis takes second place to fam- Carlson, Jackie Hanna, members and other relatives in harm’s way ily, but in this case with families evacuating and Molly McManus. looked to derail their goals while in Ten- together to Chattanooga, everyone was able to Not pictured is Grace nessee. Despite losing four of their players, share in the celebration. 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The announcement about the To prepare for re-accreditation, the DIA certification was made recently by Com- administration and teachers conducted SOLD mon Sense, a national non-profit organiza- extensive annual self-assessments across tion dedicated to helping students and their both full-day and half-day programs to families safely navigate digital media and ensure they met the 10 NAEYC program technology. According to a press release standards that seek to benefit five groups .42 Acres from the Berkeley County School District, of stakeholders in early childhood educa- Community Dock Access DIS has demonstrated its commitment to tion learning – including children, teachers, In Nobel’s Point Area taking a whole-community approach to pre- families, the program administration and paring students to use the power of digital the community. media to explore, create, connect and learn, while limiting the risks that exist online. 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