On April 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Isle of Palms Recreation Department will host Art & Cars in the Park, featuring local artists, hot rod and muscle cars and a range of food vendors posted up beneath the oak trees. “The artists participating in the art show were blindly selected by a committee composed of residents and the rec’s art instructor. The jury chose … [Read more...] about Car show to rev up local art scene
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Book walk to educate readers on vital role of trees
The Isle of Palms Recreation Center is hosting an enlighten-ing literary event for book lovers on April 12, the Tree Hugs Book Walk. The book walk is designed to en-courage reading, multi-culturalism and outdoor physical activities for children and families. A Tree Hugs Book Walk is an en-gaging and educational activity that transforms a children’s book into a series of … [Read more...] about Book walk to educate readers on vital role of trees
LENS Block Party to promote those who protect
The Law Enforcement Neighborhood Support group will hold its Neighborhood Block Party honoring the Isle of Palms police and fire departments on May 12 at Islander 71. The family-friendly event will feature live music, food stations, games and activities, jugglers and a fire truck display. There will be raffles and drawings for prizes, along with face painting and much … [Read more...] about LENS Block Party to promote those who protect
Car break-ins latest trend in island theft
Attempts at auto break-ins have Isle of Palms police urging residents to be especially careful heading into spring. Officers have already responded to three reports this year. Although the number is manageable, police are still investigating all three attempts with no arrests made yet – and want everyone to take all security precautions available to prevent any further … [Read more...] about Car break-ins latest trend in island theft
Class action lawsuit challenges IOP parking enforcement: Parking fees set to increase March 1
Almost a year after partnering with PCI Municipal Services to manage its parking enforcement, the City of Isle of Palms is now being sued over the arrangement’s legality. The lawsuit, filed by the Anastopoulo Law Firm, argues that it is unlawful for a municipality to delegate police powers to a private third-party company and that only a city’s police force may regulate parking … [Read more...] about Class action lawsuit challenges IOP parking enforcement: Parking fees set to increase March 1