No more stickers or decals for cars, trucks and other vehicles on the Isle of Palms. In an effort to better manage island parking, the city recently implemented a new system using license plate reading technology to determine if a vehicle has a parking permit. Once the system is fully in place after the new year, it is expected to address previous resident concerns about having … [Read more...] about IOP resident parking permits ditch decals, go digital
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January 2025’s Recipes of the Month: Savory recipes to spice up a cold snap
It is possible to start the new year with healthy, seasonal and local fare that is as comforting and hearty as it is delicious. Candice Herriott, author of “Provisions to Plate,” showed us how by sharing the following recipes. Farro with Chicken and Brussel Sprouts Created by Chef Jacques Larsone As the most famous adult beverage in Italy, the Aperol spritz has a low alcohol … [Read more...] about January 2025’s Recipes of the Month: Savory recipes to spice up a cold snap
January 2025’s Drink of the Month: Zesty cocktails to warm up the soul
On the island this January, ring in the new year with cocktails inspired by Apres Ski in the Italian Alps. Aperol Spritz As the most famous adult beverage in Italy, the Aperol spritz has a low alcohol content at just 11%, which invites a second round. To enjoy the bittersweet bright orange aperitivo, created in 1919 and made with a blend of herbs and roots, follow the … [Read more...] about January 2025’s Drink of the Month: Zesty cocktails to warm up the soul
December 2024’s Pet of the Month: A joyful German shepherd who goes by Santa Klaus
Klaus Vom Ledgemere, a German shepherd with a heart of gold, was born just in time to join the Taylor family a few Christmases ago. His name is pronounced ‘klouse,’ like mouse and is the shortened version of the German name Nikolaus, derived from the Greek name Nicholas. His fluffy coat, endearing personality and name have earned him the moniker “Santa Klaus,” complete with a … [Read more...] about December 2024’s Pet of the Month: A joyful German shepherd who goes by Santa Klaus
FEMA grant latest effort to curb constant flooding, erosion issues
Flooding has become so routine on Isle of Palms that despite the inconvenience it often causes for residents and public works personnel, it is something everyone just lives with as a normal part of the environment. “Other southeastern coastal cities face similar problems but with one caveat: the Lowcountry of South Carolina is low,” said Norman Levine, director of the Santee … [Read more...] about FEMA grant latest effort to curb constant flooding, erosion issues