11
Sep
WTF… Coming Soon
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11
Sep
Wine Tasting at QSG a Success
This week our good friends at Queen Street Grocery (133 Queen Street) helped us kick off the first of many events scheduled for our fall lineup. On Wednesday, 09/09/09, Queen Street Grocery, Cask Fine Beer & Wine, Charleston Waterkeeper and the good people of Harleston Village all came together for... Read More
01
Sep
Like Swimming? Join Us for an Open-Water Swim
Open-water swimming, or swimming in the open water (i.e. rivers, creeks, inlets, oceans, etc.), does not sound like a profound or rare concept; however, to some degree it is. Once access to swimming pools became readily available to the public, the need to use our natural waterways as a place... Read More
24
Aug
Hurricane Bill Excites Surfers Near and Far..
Fall means a lot of things to many folks; for some it’s back to school, some it means football season, and for surfers on the East coast it means waves. Once the gears start turning towards fall, the Atlantic really starts to see some activity. Tropical storm systems bring... Read More
24
Aug
ECOthon is 2 Months Away
The 5th Annual Barrier Island ECOthon is just over 2 months away. Scheduled for October 25th, this 35 mile sprint style adventure race includes paddling, swimming, running and biking. Not only is this a great opportunity to test your endurance and enjoy the Lowcountry’s beauty, but it’s for a great... Read More
21
Aug
SC Rivers Contaminated with Mercury
In a recent federal study published by the US Geological Survey, Lowcountry rivers were found to have some of the highest levels of mercury contamination in the entire country. Specifically, largemouth bass swimming in the North Fork of the Edisto River were found to be the most contaminated, next to... Read More