Editor’s Note: This lifestyle feature from the archives of Isle of Palms Magazine (Spring 2016) is a two-part series and the remainder will be published in our December issue. You can hardly talk about former U.S. Rep. Tommy Hartnett without talking about the Isle of Palms. It’s not just the place he has ended up – it’s the place where he started. From childhood summers … [Read more...] about Still at Home on the Island Former U.S. Rep. Tommy Hartnett
Politics
IOP Council looks to next generation leaders for feedback
A resolution to establish a Youth Council has recently been approved by IOP City Council. This unique initiative was spearheaded by Mayor Phillip Pounds to empower young citizens, giving them a voice in local government decisions that affect their lives and the future of this community. The goal is to increase citizen engagement among all residents, particularly youth. Youth … [Read more...] about IOP Council looks to next generation leaders for feedback
Isle of Palms Election Race Extends Due to Runoff: Streetman and Smith to Square Off Again
Election night on Isle of Palms proved to be a close contest between two former council members seeking a second term as a runoff will be needed to settle the special election. Residents will be returning to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 19 to decide the newest member of IOP City Council. Candidates Rusty Streetman and Susan Hill Smith, both longtime island residents, will … [Read more...] about Isle of Palms Election Race Extends Due to Runoff: Streetman and Smith to Square Off Again
City’s new HR manager emphasizes employee safety, retention
The City of Isle of Palms is under new human resources management and that title now belongs to Janice Ladd. Sheexudes a personality and aura that is refreshing and silences the negative stereotypes often associated with HR managers. Confident and competent, while also friendly and bubbly, Ladd beamed as she explained her newly hired role. “I love the staff! I’m the one who … [Read more...] about City’s new HR manager emphasizes employee safety, retention
City Hall Weighs Relocation Options, Budget Remains Undefined
A new city hall is coming to an island near you. Even though its planning, design and construction are only in the diagram and discussion stages, members of Isle of Palms City Council are already considering a few options and sites. At the Public Services and Facilities Committee meeting on July 9, representatives from Trident Construction in North Charleston and McMillan … [Read more...] about City Hall Weighs Relocation Options, Budget Remains Undefined
