As the new managing director of Wild Dunes Resort, I have become aware of some confusion regarding the resort offerings available for the local community. The Wild Dunes Community Association manages the first residential gate and Wild Dunes Resort manages the second gate at the end of Palm Boulevard. The general public cannot enter the gated Wild Dunes community without … [Read more...] about Which Wild Dunes Resort Amenities Are Available to the Public?
Lifestyle
Fire Safety Tips and Cautionary Advice for Residents
Seconds count when a fire occurs, which makes fire prevention key in saving lives and property. Isle of Palms Fire and Rescue provides essential safety tips for the island community. Due to synthetic materials in modern homes, fires spread faster than ever before. It’s important for residents to have working smoke alarms, a fire escape plan and a safe meeting place … [Read more...] about Fire Safety Tips and Cautionary Advice for Residents
To Snowbird Or Not To Snowbird?
If the great playwright and poet William Shakespeare lived on Isle of Palms he might ponder, “To snowbird or not to snowbird?” Certainly there are pros and cons to being a snowbird versus being a fulltime resident here on our island and certainly there are tax implications for snowbirds to consider on both income and property fronts, but for today, let’s focus on the lifestyle … [Read more...] about To Snowbird Or Not To Snowbird?
IOP Community Enrichment Plan Proceeds To Next Step
IOP city leaders are ready to pursue the next phase of the island’s Community Enrichment Plan. Right after the new year, city council will review a recent online resident survey for enhancing the island’s quality of life. Once finished, a committee of residents, business owners, city leaders and tourism experts will develop recommendations to address livability and tourism … [Read more...] about IOP Community Enrichment Plan Proceeds To Next Step
Hurricane Preparedness: Never Too Early to be Ready for the Storm
“The Charleston and Mount Pleasant areas are in a zone that averages 50-69 hurricane storms every hundred years,” said John Cangialosi, senior hurricane specialist with the National Hurricane Center in Miami. “And since the Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, we encourage everyone to take steps now for any potential storms, especially if you have recently … [Read more...] about Hurricane Preparedness: Never Too Early to be Ready for the Storm
