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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
At a stoplight in Sangaree, a group of men and women walk with buckets in hand. With friendly smiles, they approach car windows asking for change. The change, they say, is for the children.
But that activity worries some in unincorporated parts of Berkeley County outside the municipalities like Goose Creek or Summerville that have already halted solicitors at intersections. Berkeley County Council candidate and Sangaree resident Aldo Napoli brought the issue to council a month ago.
Its almost borderline harassment, Napoli said during public comments. He later spoke via telephone with the newspaper. Its a big headache for everybody somethings got to get done.
Napoli is running for Sangarees District 4 seat against two others. Incumbent Cathy Davis announced earlier this month she will not seek reelection.
The county currently does not have an ordinance on the books prohibiting roadside solicitation.
During its March 24 regular meeting, council gave first reading to an ordinance that would prohibit roadside vending and soliciting activities directed at occupants of motor vehicles.
Councilman Tim Callanan said Berkeley Countys ordinance should allow for solicitors for nonprofits to be able to apply for a limited permit. Language of the ordinance has not yet been drafted, but county councils attorney said it could mimic North Charlestons strict ordinance, which has proven constitutionally sound.
Anytime you start treading on someone elses right to free speech you have to tread carefully, council attorney Nicole Scott Ewing said.
During the committee meeting, Councilman Steve Davis objected to moving the ordinance out of committee. However, during the regular meeting he gave approval to first reading.
It probably needs to be addressed but we have to be very, very careful, Davis said. A rats a nuisance too, but you still cant kill all of them.
The group soliciting in the Sangaree intersection at College Park Road and near Tractor Supply on 17-A say they are with New Life Ministries. The church is not affiliated with any churches in the area under the same name, according to an official with New Life Christian Fellowship in Goose Creek.
A quick web search of New Life Church shows the church is out of state, and its solicitations have come under fire in different states. Officials at S.C. Consumer Affairs are unaware whether or not this is a scam, though a group using the same name in other states has been labeled as a scam.
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LAKE TAHOE - Federal legislators urged the Sierra Club not to delay the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's Regional Plan Update prior to the environmental group's challenge to the wide-ranging plan this week.
The existence of TRPA, as well as millions of dollars in federal funding, could be jeopardized by delays in implementation of the RPU, according to a Feb. 1 letter to the Sierra Club from U.S. Sens. Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.
The Sierra Club and Friends of the West Shore filed a federal lawsuit to stop implementation of the RPU in on Monday. TRPA passed the plan regulating land use in the Lake Tahoe Basin in December. The environmental groups question the ability of the new regulations to achieve the agency's environmental goals and criticizes an effort by TRPA to give more control to local governments.
Feinstein and Reid encouraged the Sierra Club to "refrain from any actions that might result in the dissolution of the bi-state compact or setback our efforts to pass legislation to help restore lake clarity."
"The adoption of the plan is the result of nearly a decade of work by TRPA, local government, residents, business owners and environmental groups and takes into account more than 5,000 public comments," according to the letter. "The plan reflects policy compromises of this diverse group of stakeholders with the overarching goal of restoring Lake Tahoe's world-famous clarity while at the same time supporting desperately needed revitalization."
Any delays to the implementation of the Regional Plan Update could jeopardize the Bi-State Compact that established the TRPA, the senators wrote.
"This compact, which was first ratified by Congress in 1969, is vital to the preservation of Lake Tahoe," according to the letter. "If either state were to withdraw from the compact, as proposed under existing Nevada state law, the decades-long investment we have collectively made in Lake Tahoe's restoration would be undermined."
The senators said they would welcome Sierra Club input on a reauthorization of the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act, which previously enabled more than $1 billion in environmental improvements at the lake.
"However, we urge you not to take any steps which might foster the misperception that California and Nevada disagree on Lake Tahoe restoration plans, undermining our bipartisan legislation and jeopardizing hundreds of millions of dollars in federal support for restoration work over the next decade," the letter reads.
Representatives from Reid's and Feinstein's offices did not immediately return a request for comment late Thursday evening.
Bruce Hamilton, deputy executive director of the Sierra Club, said the environmental group hoped to extend the deadline for a lawsuit in order to negotiate further with TRPA.
"We agreed with the Senators that it was far better to work out a better plan than to litigate, so we made a good faith effort to get TRPA to agree to extend the deadline to sue in order to facilitate negotiations in the hope of avoiding a suit - but they refused," Hamilton said in an email. "That refusal left us with the choice of either letting a terrible plan that won't protect the lake go forward unchallenged, or to proceed with the litigation. For the sake of Lake Tahoe, a national treasure, and all Americans who enjoy the lake's pristine clarity, we chose the latter."
An initial hearing date has not been set in the lawsuit challenging the RPU. The Sierra Club is seeking an injunction to stop implementation of the plan, but TRPA officials have said they will continue moving forward with the plan until a judge says otherwise. TRPA has 21 days to answer the complaint after being served with the lawsuit, according to online court documents.

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TAMPA, Fla. – The Stetson men's basketball team shot 52.8 percent from the floor, and received a career-best 20-point effort from senior Willie Green, but it wasn't enough as USF defeated the Hatters 72-63 at the Sun Dome on Friday night.
It was certainly the Hatters (0-5) best game yet, leading the still undefeated Bulls (4-0) by as many as six points in the second half, and holding a 61-60 advantage with just 4:30 to play in the contest. Although still winless on the season, Stetson head coach Corey Williams sees this effort as a step in the right direction.
"We've talked as a team that it's one brick at a time to build this house, and that was a positive brick in what we're trying to do as a basketball team," Williams said after the game.
Stetson led for much of the first half and the first 10 minutes of the second half thanks in large part to the offensive efficiency of Green, senior Aaron Graham, and junior Kentwan Smith.
Green bested his previous career best of 17 points with a game high 20 on 9-of-13 shooting from the field. Graham was dead on all night from the outside, scoring 15 points on 6-of-14 shooting and 3-of-4 from beyond the arc.
"Willie, as a senior, he stepped up big for us," Williams said of Green. "We got the ball on the block to him, and he was able to come through for us. He played a lot of minutes, and he was tired, but I had to play him. He responded very well. He responded like a senior's supposed to respond. We've talked about those guys stepping up and being men…he was a man today."
Smith, meanwhile, was getting things done for the Hatters all over the court. The 6-8 forward scored 12 points on 6-of-11 shooting, grabbed four rebounds, handed out five assists, blocked two shots, and picked up two steals.
"It takes a little while for the team to get comfortable with you, and figuring out what I want from them," said Williams. "I've been preaching about relaxing and just playing, and tonight was most definitely our best shooting performance [because of that]. If we can continue to do that, we're going to win a lot of ball games."
After tying the game at 35-35 on Smith's second thunderous dunk in four minutes, Stetson went into the break with momentum.
The Hatters used that momentum to open the second half on a 6-0 run on back-to-back possessions that saw Smith feed junior center Kyle Sikora for layups in the paint, and a third that Smith took into the paint for a driving layin himself. Stetson led 41-35 just two minutes into the second frame.
Stetson didn't relinquish the lead until there was just 8:29 to play in the game when USF's Martino Brock finished a put back off of a missed Bull three-pointer. Back-and-forth action continued until a layup by Green was countered by a pair of free throws by Zach Laday. The two points from the stripe gave USF a 62-61 advantage.
The Bulls benefited from 25 points off of turnovers, 20 of which came in the second half. Stetson turned the ball over just seven times in the first frame, but coughed it up 11 times in the final 20 minutes, leading to USF's late charge.
"We competed, we did a lot of things well, but unfortunately at the end of the game we made some crucial turnovers that gave them some momentum," Williams said. "I'm awfully proud of my team. I thought they fought, they competed, and they gave it everything they had."
It wasn't quite enough on Friday night against a very good USF club that plays in the newly formed American Athletic Conference with the likes of UConn, Louisville, and Memphis. The Bulls pulled away for the 72-63 lead and improved to 4-0 on the season.
Corey Allen, Jr. led USF with 19 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the free throw line. The Bulls held a staggering 33-to-5 advantage in free throw attempts. USF took advantage, making 25-of-33 from the charity stripe after coming in shooting just 67 percent.
Stetson will conclude its eight-game road trip to start the season at the Gulf Coast Showcase next week. The Hatters open things up against Wagner on Monday, Nov. 25 at 6:00 p.m. from the Germain Arena in Estero, Fla.
Note: Aaron Graham's three makes from beyond the arc give him 177 for his career. He is second all-time at Stetson for career three-pointers, and with four more makes he will become the all-time three-point leader in Stetson history.


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Each week, the Moultrie News and Mount Pleasant Recreation Department will feature one local lacrosse athlete participating in the department. Chance Priest, 12, plays midfield for the Boomtown Bombers.
Question: Who is your favorite lacrosse player?
Answer: All the middies for Wando lacrosse.
Q: If you could visit any city or country, where would you go?
A: I would like to visit Australia to go surfing and see all the wildlife.
Q: What is the best moment in your athletic career?
A: I have been fortunate to have many great moments in my young career. This year, there are two lacrosse teams for Moultrie. My favorite moment so far this season was winning the rival game against them.
Q: What is your favorite Mount Pleasant restaurant?
A: We go to Wild Wings after a game sometimes, but Longhorn Steakhouse will always be my favorite for the ribs.
Q: If you could be anyone for a day, who would you be?
A: Tom Brady.
Q: What is the best advice you have gotten from a coach?
A: "Never take a game or practice off," and "The test is not to win, but is to test our limits of what we can do."
Q: What do you look forward to the most about being an adult?
A: Having a car.
Q: What do you think is the most difficult and most fun position to play in lacrosse?
A: Goalie is the most difficult position, and the most fun is middie.
Q: What is your favorite movie and television show?
A: My favorite shows are "NFL Top 10's and Top 100's" or ESPN. My favorite movie is "Jack the Giant Slayer."
Q: If you could have dinner with any three people, who would you choose?
A: Dad, Bill Belichick and Seth MacFarlane.
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Francie Miller of Mount Pleasant won the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Clemson Basket valued at $100. She entered a contest promoted by the Moultrie News. The next giveaway will be a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Children's Basket, one boy and one girl, valued at $50 each. Baskets will be given away individually. Watch the paper and web for details on how to register to win. You may register today at www.MoultrieNews.com/giveaway/. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store will have giveways through September 2013.
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Sunday, January 12, 2014
The Burke Bulldogs rallied Friday but when a final shot fell short as the clock struck zero, the Bishop England Bishops walked off their home floor with a third region win.
Ishmael Evans scored 18 of his game-high 21 points to spark a 29-point outburst for the Bulldogs in the fourth quarter. Bishop England (7-6, 3-1 Region VI) led since the opening minute of the game but four threes from Evans gave Burke new life, pulling the Bulldogs within a point in the final seconds.
The Bishops needed all of their 7-of-10 free-throw shooting in the fourth to hold on for a 60-58 win and stay just a game off of first place in Region VI.
"Burke is a team that we knew wasn't going to quit," Bishop England head coach Bryan Grevey said. "They don't quit. Even when we had a lead, I knew that game was far from over. To win a game like this, you have to continue running your offense until the end and step up defensively at the right times."
B.J. Grevey led the Bishops with 19 points. Dillon Corbett added 12 points, nine rebounds and three steals. Taylor Howell scored 16 on 3-of-6 shooting from three.
The Bishops controlled the game from the five-minute mark of the first quarter. Corbett set the tone early for the Bishops dunking over a Bulldogs defender and drew the foul to begin a 12-3 Bishops run through the middle of he first quarter.
Burke struggled against Bishop England's defense most of the night. The Bulldogs gave up 10 steals against the Bishops' pressure and shot just 32 percent from inside the three-point arc. Bishop England allowed Burke just two field goals in the second quarter, 17 points by halftime and 29 entering the fourth quarter.
"It all falls back to fundamentals for us defensively," Coach Grevey said. "A lot of teams are going to be more athletic than we are, taller than we are, so we have to do the smart things to win. We have to take charges, box out, get rebounds, play aggressive defense and I thought we did that tonight."
It took an impressive Bulldogs rally to make the game competitive. Burke rang up a 15-5 run through the first half of the fourth quarter to trim the lead down to five. The Bulldogs came within three points of the Bishops with two minutes to play, and again with a minute remaining before coming as close as one point with five seconds to play and Bishop England at the free-throw line.
"Credit to them, they got hot," Coach Grevey said. "We got hung up in some screens and allowed them some wide-open looks. Burke is a tough team so I'm really proud of my kids for hanging in there and playing their hearts out.
"We'll take this win. This is how our region is going to be. Anything can happen in region play. We're 3-1 and couldn't be happier right now."
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Bishop England Lady Bishops turned in one of their most lopsided wins of the season Friday, defeating Burke 87-15 at home.
The 72-point win is the second-largest margin of victory for the Lady Bishops this season. It's the third fewest points Bishop England has allowed and just one point shy of the most it has scored this season.
Bishop England (12-1, 4-0 Region VI) held Burke scoreless through the first quarter, allowing just a single free throw off a foul at the buzzer. Burke didn't score its first field goal until the four-minute mark of the second quarter and finished the half trailing 44-7. Bishop England held Burke without a field goal in the third quarter while it stretched open a 56-point lead, playing mostly its bench.
The Lady Bishops' starters saw less than two quarters Friday. Mary Harriet Moore scored 14 points on 5-of-7 shooting. Caroline McQueeney added 11 on a perfect 5-of-5 night from the field. Hannah Corbett added 10 points, four rebounds and two steals off the bench.
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text: Softball Sweeps on Friday at the Stetson Classic March 09, 2013 Meredith Owen pitched a four-hit shutout in game one and Jessica Griffin hit a three-run home run in game two as the Hatters won a pair of games Friday in the Stetson Classic at Patricia Wilson Field. Stetson defeated Fairleigh Dickinson 3-0 in the opener and knocked off Colgate 10-2 in the nightcap to improve to 10-6 on the season. The Hatters scored all three runs against the Knights in the bottom of the third inning as Demi Meza doubled with the bases loaded driving in two runs and Owen added a sacrifice fly. In the circle, Owen scattered four hits, all singles, over seven innings while striking out six and walking just one. She improved her record to 8-2 and lowered her season ERA to 1.08. In game two, the Hatters scored five runs in the first two innings and cruised to the six-inning run-rule victory. Griffin added a three-run shot in the fourth, her second home run of the season, while Jordan Cleghorn hit an RBI double and scored a run in the sixth. Courtney Brandt (2-2) earned the victory in the circle, allowing two unearned runs in six innings while striking out nine. Chrissy Morello and Griffin each collected three hits on the day while Owen drove in four runs. Winners of nine out of 10, the Hatters will Valparaiso at 4 p.m. and Fairleigh Dickinson at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Valparaiso also defeated FDU (1-0) and Colgate (7-0) on Friday. Print Friendly Version More Headlines


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El Dorado County Sheriff John D'Agostini joined a chorus of law enforcement officers around the country last week with the penning of a strongly-worded letter to the White House criticizing gun control efforts.
In the Jan. 17 letter, D'Agostini contends gun control does not reduce crime because criminals will always find a way to obtain weapons.
"It is well known and proven with facts, not emotional inference, that gun control of any kind, has no effect on the reduction of crime, anywhere," D'Agostini wrote in the letter. "If all manner of firearms were removed from within the borders of the United States those in society who have no respect for the rule of law, would still find a way to obtain and use firearms. This is an absolute fact given the current laws we have in this nation and in California that ban gun possession by felons and prohibited classes yet law enforcement continues to encounter the aforementioned individuals in possession of firearms."
The letter goes on to blame "mental illness and antisocial behavior" for violent crime in the U.S.
"Our Nation's problem with violent crime is not an issue of firearms it is an issue of mental illness and antisocial behavior," D'Agostini said. "If as much effort were expended in keeping criminals out of our communities and identifying and treating our mentally ill as are expended in the folly of gun control, this Nation would experience an immensely measurable decrease in violent crime."
D'Agostini reaffirms his oath of office in the letter and says the sheriff's office will never violate that oath by "being pressured into enforcing any unconstitutional provision, law or executive order."
In the wake of the Connecticut school shooting that left 26 educators and students dead, President Barack Obama proposed gun policy reforms including a ban on new assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
Obama also issued 23 executive orders regarding gun control that apply to the federal government. It will be up to the U.S. Congress to decide on any additional gun reforms covering state and local jurisdictions.
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Set against the glitzy backdrop of Las Vegas, also known as "the mistake capital of the world," Bad Ink is a buddy comedy featuring renowned tattoo artist Dirk Vermin and his trusted sidekick and best friend of 20 years, Ruckus.
Dirk and Ruckus are a Rat Pack for the 21st Century. Forget the martinis and tuxedos, these guys are known for their politically incorrect attitudes and being Las Vegas' unofficial aficionados of terrible tattoos.
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013
The Charleston County School District approved a fiscal year 2014 budget worth $383,161,659 last week. It managed to increase financial support for large East Cooper schools and provide a lump sum to rural schools, while not raising taxes.
Park West campus schools – Laurel Hill Primary, Charles Pinckney Elementary and Cario Middle – will receive $715,000. The county's large high schools – Wando and West Ashley – will benefit from an increase in funding from $1 million to $1.3 million.
Rural schools will receive $200,000. Those schools are in District 1 – in the McClellanville area – and District 23 – Hollywood, Ravenel and Edisto areas.
The costs will be offset by reductions in spending in central office expenditures by $2 million, school staff and supply allocations by $750,000 and school pool funding by $300,000.
Charleston County School Superintendent Nancy McGinley said not raising taxes was important. "It clearly is always a top priority," she said. "The district strives to provide the maximum amount of resources with the least impact to our taxpayers in every budget, not just this year."
Taxes haven't been raised in four years, she said.
McGinley added that the budget process started in October. "The budget is a constantly changing project," she said. "As the state refines their revenue numbers and potential legislative action, the district also refines our projections for the impact of their actions to us.
"There are a lot of complications. From my point of view, the budget really begins with what are the academic priorities, and how can we can line up our resources (in support)."
McGinley called the process "very labor intensive." School districts receive numerous requests for additional resources and upgrades every year from their respective schools. They are prioritized by the requesting party, usually signed by the school principal, before sending to the district.
With an unstable economy and detrimental impacts from sequestration, the district had an especially difficult task of choosing which requests to accommodate. "At the end of the day, we need to make hard decisions on what requests to honor," McGinley said.
Elementary school technology teachers are set to receive partial funding. McGinley said that comes in the form of each elementary receiving $20,000 for associate teacher positions in technology labs.
Employees also received a 1.4 percent cost of living adjustment, although McGinley called it "not extravagant." She said it matches the Consumer Price Index. Teachers will receive a salary adjustment for another year of experience. "We accomplished a lot," McGinley said.
Common Core state standards was emphasized throughout the meeting, as the district aims to meet South Carolina guidelines. Common Core refers to grade and subject level standards designed to ensure college and career readiness for all students in all regions.
The school board first received a recommendation by CCSD to have four days of professional development, but that number was increased to seven for content area teachers. Non-contact are teachers will receive their Common Core professional development throughout the 2013-14 school year during scheduled work days, according to a news release.
The move saved CCSD $1.7 million. ""As we prepare to transition to the Common Core, which provides a clear and focused progression of learning from kindergarten to graduation, CCSD is committed to ensuring that educators are equipped with the skills, knowledge and applications needed to produce successful students," said chief adminstrative officer Lisa Herring in the release.
"We are certain that through the professional development that we have planned, we will be able to develop our teachers in a very deliberate and focused manner, such that they are ready to prepare our students for college and career."
Because of the alteration of development days, the school year calendar, which is available on the CCSD website, has been updated to accommodate for the changes. The first date for content area teachers to report to work is Aug. 9.
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Kathy Cook joined Trident Academy on Monday as the new head of school, according to the Mount Pleasant school's e-newsletter.
Cook's plans include providing "instructional leadership in following the common core curriculum standards, build leaders among both faculty and students and to ensure all students are given the tools to transition from Trident Academy."
In the report, Cook identified an ideal student will not be at Trident Academy long-term, instead he or she should be transitioned successfully to a traditional school. She earned a master's degree from The Citadel.
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The 2013 Berkeley Stags are eager to make their mark on the football field in 2013.
"We have been working hard this summer to get ready for August 30 against Stratford," said Stags coach Jeff Cruce. "Our primary goal is to field a team with student athletes of good quality character. This isn't like the old days when selfish players put themselves ahead of the team. We won't tolerate poor grades or poor character on this team.
"No one puts the individual ahead of the team."
Cruce will field a roster stocked with 26 seniors, down from a high of 41 seniors at the start of spring practice in May.
"Being of good character is as much a choice as it is to exhibit poor character quality," said Cruce, who had to whittle the roster down. "We have a good thing going here. These kids have been working hard, and we're not going to let kids with bad attitudes spoil it for everyone else."
Cruce said dismissing 15 seniors over the summer was tough, but "you don't put yourself ahead of your teammates and that's a concept we're preaching daily to these kids. The team comes first," he said.
Cruce is eagerly anticipating the start of the 2013 season and the chance to show Berkeley fans the team they've been waiting for.
"We have a very strong group of seniors that are providing quality leadership over our program," he said. "Guys like Josh Simmons and Branden Williams on defense, Sterling Fiddie and Dylan Baker on offense … these kids have grown up through this program and it's their time to shine."
The Stags are coming off a pair of disappointing seasons and are four years removed from the state championship in 2009. In 2011, Cruce's first year after 18 years of Jerry Brown on the sidelines, Berkeley finished 4-7 in the regular season and was knocked out of the playoffs in the first round.
In 2012 the Stags finished with a 6-8 mark and were eliminated in the second round of the Class AAA playoffs.
"This is the team I've been waiting for," Cruce said. "I've got the players and the coaches that represent the great tradition of Berkeley Stags football. They know 'character matters.'"
This year the Stags hope to pull it all together and realize the potential Cruce has been waiting for in this, his third season at the helm.
"We are so much more improved than we were this time last year, more improved than the end of last season even," Cruce said. "We have an outstanding core of seniors, many with three years varsity experience. These kids have matured and are experienced. We are big upfront and big and fast on defense. We have a solid quarterback in Joseph Dress under center.
"We expect good things this fall."
The Stags open the 2013 season on Aug. 30 on the road against Stratford.
Berkeley will induct its 2013 Athletic Hall of Fame Class during halftime of its home opener on Sept. 6 against Summerville.
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Accusations by a group of concerned Sullivan's Island residents that the island cannot handle additional water and sewer flow from Sullivan's Island Elementary School – when it opens in the fall of 2014 – are not true, according to Water and Sewer Department Manager Greg Gress.
The island's wastewater treatment plant flow is permitted at 570,000 gallons. With a Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) formula of each student using 15 gallons per day, the total school's approximate impact on the plant will be 0.6 percent (500 students x 15 gallons = 7,500 gallons / 1.2 million for highest amount of rainfall inflow on plant = 0.00625). The plant has supported the school in the past, before Sullivan's Island Elementary was moved over the bridge into Mount Pleasant. The additional approximated increase of 100 students in the new school, which will be bigger than ever, represents 0.03 percent (100 students x 15 gallons = 1,500 gallons / 570,000 permitted gallons = 0.0026).
"The treatment plant and the collection system, for the most part, was built in 1968," Gress said. "So, whatever was here (infrastructure) was factored into the capacity of the treatment plant. Whatever the population was at that time was already factored into the 570 (thousand gallons) of the treatment plant.
"The only additional flow that we're talking about is the 100 kids. It's 1,500 gallons. We looked at what the impact was going to be. We did some improvements to the water line. On the sewer side, what we did was installed a manhole. Instead of the flow going through a pump station, we installed a manhole and diverted it to come straight to the plant. It alleviated any impact on that pump station.
"What the impact is to the school, we've pretty much taken care of already."
Mayor Mike Perkis has been involved in the decade-long efforts to come up with a town water and sewer capital plan covering five-10 years. "This point that the school is seriously impacting our sewer system is completely incorrect," he said, "and is irrelevant to what we want to do in our capital plan."
Perkis stressed that it is "irrelevant" because the impact is minimal. "The idea that the school is being rebuilt is completely coincidental to the approach we're taking (on the drafting of the capital plan)," he added. "It had nothing to do with it. Why? Because it doesn't affect it."
In a letter to the Moultrie News, which was signed by 12 Sullivan's Island residents and titled "the vocal minority (49.3 percent) was right," referencing the votes for outgoing mayor Carl Smith, the group wrote that the community has been "misled about the impact of a 500-student elementary school on island infrastructure."
The letter notes that the wastewater treatment plant has had four overflows of inadequately treated sewage in the past 10 months. Gress acknowledged that this is true. He has to report those statistics to DHEC. On June 7, Station No. 19 had a sanitary sewage overflow (SSO), which is different from a sewage spill. Last year on Rifle Range Road, a main sewer line ruptured, causing raw sewage to spill into the surrounding communities. This is not what happened at Station No. 19.
Gress estimated that the SSO contained less than 1,000 gallons – compared with the daily estimated flow of 570,000 gallons at the plant.
Perkis, using statistics from the DHEC website, noted that in the past 90 days, Charleston Water Service reported three SSOs, Mount Pleasant had two, North Charleston had two, Florence had two and Sullivan's Island had one. Effluent violations means fully treated wastewater has exceeded the permitted amount. "Is it something we want? Absolutely not," Perkis said. "It is a big deal, because we don't want it to happen, but it's not unique."
Perkis, Gress and town administrator Andy Benke all emphasized that the most pertinent problem on the island is dealing with inflow and infiltration sources, also known as I&I.
"The town has taken more of an inductive approach. We see I&I as a problem. We've looked at all these problems that create this," Benke said. "I think what that other group is doing by bringing this school issue into it, they've taken more of a deductive approach. They focus on a premise that the school is going to cause more of that.
"And it kinda fits if you think of it deductively like that. But, when you look at the whole picture, and you look at it inductively across the whole island, this – the flow issue – is a result of all of these different things, not just the school. It's only going to add three one-hundredths. It's just not the problem."
The water and sewer capital plan, which Perkis said is months away from having a final draft, would cost about $6 million. While surrounding communities, like Mount Pleasant, have impact fees assessed when building new infastructure, Sullivan's Island doesn't have those because growth isn't as common. So, the town is having to be creative when looking at options to fund the project. Perkis said Sullivan's Island will seek out federal and state financial aid and will prioritize the plan's projects accordingly. "You tell people you're going to put a new park in, going to fix a beach access path or put in new tennis courts – it's pretty glamorous," Perkis said. "You tell people you want to put aside money to fix your sewer system – it's not something governments typically do, especially in tough times. We're pretty proud that we've faced this issue. Now, we're taking the next step in the process."
Also in the letter from concerned residents, the group noted that environmental assessments of the future school were not available. Perkis said eight regulatory agencies either approved or regulated school plans. Those assessments would be found with them, not the town.
Fight against I&I
Mount Pleasant Waterworks Commission approved a rate increase for customers that will help the I&I battle. The first part of I&I is inflow. Sources of inflow include faulty manholes, connected foundation drains, gutter drain connections and uncapped cleanouts. These are incorrectly, and in some cases illegally, causing direct inflow to sanitary sewer main lines. The other "I" stands for infiltration. Sources of infiltration include tree root intrusion into a side sewer, cracked or broken pipes, deteriorated manholes and faulty lateral connections. Small cracks can quickly become large cracks and the amount of infiltration can spike inflow statistics.
Gress has numerous line charts tracking Sullivan's Island total plant inflow numbers. Potential inflow and infiltration sites are constantly monitored. Perkis said, as of last week, the recent rain occurences are equal to about 15 inches above normal. The Sullivan's Island Water and Sewer Department needs prioritizing. "It's getting worse, there's no question, but we've been working on it," Gress said. "We just need to up our game a little, and that's what the big capital improvements plan is now here for."
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I am actually surprised we've made it this far with four kids and the oldest being eight- and none of them has swallowed something not meant to be swallowed. Until Monday.
The boys had just been put to bed and I heard a little coughing from Gray. Soon he was out of his bed asking for some water because his throat hurt a little because a penny went down into my tummy, Mommy.
I got all shaky and gave him a cup of water, quizzing him- are you sure? Was it only a penny? How many? Just one. Okay. Only one? Only one. Okay.
I almost twittered about it but wasn't sure I was up for the judgment or being scared into rushing to the ER. So like most good parents (nervous laugh heheheh), I went straight to Google. (There's actually a pretty good chance that someone reading this right now found me by googling the same thing. Hi!)
It was a relief to find that this is quite common (I even think I swallowed a coin when I was little. My Uncle Randy swallowed a HAT PIN when he was little and my Mom ate glass, or drank gasoline, or both.)
I even came upon an old blogging acquaintance's post about this very thing. And it made me feel much better. Further googling and scouring of doctor's suggestions on the matter left me eager for a little bit of a treasure hunt in Gray's pull-up for days to come. (Oh, and yes he's still in pull-ups but that's for another post.)
Of course I watched his every movement and facial expression and skin color closely and made sure he didn't show any signs of acting stranger than he already does. The next couple days he was fine and went fine with no signs of the penny. I thought that if within four or five days it hadn't come out that I would take him to the doctor, just in case.
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We got home and I gave him the yummy treat- he didn't need much convincing because it was chocolate- and he ate it up.
Later that day I smelled its success and was excited to see the results. I'll spare you the unpleasant details but let's just say that we hit the jackpot. There was the penny. Right next to ANOTHER PENNY.
Those Fiber One Bars really paid off.
We're in the trenches of getting a very strong-willed child to go on the potty consistently and the past few days he's now even more excited to go on the potty because every time he thinks he'll find more pennies!
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Ok, the whole truth? I stayed in there, too.
It was the first Sunday I was scheduled to serve in there as a nursery worker and my main job turned out to be keeping Ivy away from the other babies. Even though she was the youngest and obviously the cutest (heheh just kidding) (oh no I did not just say that outloud) she was a terror. Thankfully everyone made it out alive and mostly unharmed.
I'm still kind of new-ish at our church, meeting people a little more as I go and when it was revealed that I don't even have a crib for Ivy at home, the other ladies looked at each other and were like, oh that explains a lot.
"That's not good." and "No wonder she's so attached to you." And they gave each other looks and muttered I could never do that.
Normally, despite how comfortable I am about our parenting choices, this would have stung at least a little. I might try to laugh it off or defend myself politely and informatively.
But this day? I didn't feel a thing and I didn't say a word.
And my reaction, or non-reaction as it so happened, felt kinda good.
I didn't need to explain myself or rattle off the benefits of attachment parenting. These people obviously think differently and that's ok. That's their thing. I do my thing. You do your thing.
How silly that I ever let myself feel anything about it otherwise.
It was awesome.
Ivy loved her first fourth of July, including the fireworks. Especially the fireworks.
We had such a splendid time that I didn't even think about interrupting the moment by digging my camera out from the bottom of my bag in the dark and trying to get the perfect picture.
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The Finnish developer Samuli Järvelä has rewritten installation and administration as well as the REST interface for connecting to other applications.
The user admin now contains groups, data base tables can be prefixed and the standard login deactivated. Järvelä is looking for volunteers to help with localization and theme integration.
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Friends and activists gathered Monday, June 9, at Middleton Park in Goose Creek to ask the community to come forward with any tips in the death of a Stratford High graduate, and to ask the community to come together to stop the violence.
Ariel Morgan, 19, was killed 12:30 a.m. June 7 at a block party outside Moncks Corner. Gunfire also struck and injured four others. Suspects have not been identified.
Its going to take a community, Berkeley County Sheriffs Office Capt. Bobby Shuler said Monday. Its not going to be solved just by law enforcement.
National Action Networks Elder James Johnson organized Mondays press conference.
Johnson described Morgan as innocent and having never committed a crime.
She did everything right in life, Johnson said of Morgan. Some thug, who probably was not old enough to buy a gun, shot and killed her.
A few of Morgans friends attended the conference.
She was an angel and a great person. She was always there for you, and the loudmouth in the group, Lynch said. He added that she never had anything negative to say, but she just always had to put her two cents in.
Chynia Lewis, a friend of Morgans, spoke on behalf of the family.
She lost her life to a fight that was not hers, Lewis said. She didnt do anything to anybody.
Those with any tips in the case were asked to contact the Sheriffs Office, 761-4412, or Crime Stoppers, 554-1111.
Johnson said the grief the community feels now is part of a growing trend.
We have seen an increase in crime. We cannot allow this to be another Chicago, Johnson said. Our community in Dorchester, Berkeley and Charleston counties is saturated with guns. We have to find out where these guns are coming from.
Johnson said he plans to rally the community to take a bus ride later this month to push South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley to investigate where illegal guns are coming from and push for a one-year mandatory sentence for possession of illegal weapons.
Its not going to stop until we get involved, Johnson said.
When you take drugs and throw it into a community, then you have the guns behind that... You have a war, Johnson said. We want the governor to find the illegal guns and remove the guns.
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text: Men's Basketball Drops Road Contest at #21 Notre Dame November 10, 2013 SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The Stetson men's basketball team completed a difficult road weekend in falling to #21 Notre Dame by a score of 80-49 at the Purcell Pavilion on Sunday afternoon. Redshirt freshman Brian Pegg led the Hatters with 13 points in the defeat. In a similar fashion to Friday's loss at Clemson, Stetson (0-2) got out to a slow start in game two. The Fighting Irish (2-0) raced out to a 17-3 lead just over five minutes into the game thanks to eight points by Pat Connaughton, which included two makes from beyond the arc. The Hatters showed some fight in using an 8-0 run to cut the Notre Dame lead to just six points with 12:59 to play when Pegg converted on a conventional three-point play off of an assist from freshman Raekwon Harney to make it 17-11. Notre Dame countered with a 10-point run, capped off by five straight points from Austin Burgett to give the Irish a 27-11 lead with just under nine minutes to play in the first half. The Fighting Irish extended their lead to 30 points by the end of the first 20 minutes, leading Stetson 51-21 at the break. "Sometimes when your nerves get a hold of you, you tend to lose sight of what you're trying to do," Stetson head coach Corey Williams said of the first half play. "I mean, they shot over 60 percent from three-point range. You can't win any basketball games like that. That's a credit to Notre Dame. They're a good basketball team. This was a tall order for us anyway, but in order to play well you have to do the little things." Notre Dame shot 61.3 percent (19-for-31) from the floor, 64.3 percent (9-for-14) from three-point range, forced 10 Stetson turnovers, and scored 19 points off of those turnovers in the first half. Like Friday night, Stetson came back and competed well against the Irish in the second half. Notre Dame outscored the Hatters by a slim 29-28 margin in the final 20 minutes as Stetson held the Irish to 0-for-3 from beyond the arc and turned the ball over just three times in the second period. The Irish extended their lead to as many as 35 points, but Stetson kept the advantage under 30 for much of the second frame. The Hatters got it as close as 27 points, at 59-32 with 11:16 to play, when freshman Glenn Baral knocked down a three off the dribble off of an assist from Pegg. Pegg, who finished the game with a team high 13 points, added three rebounds, recorded two assists, picked up one steal, and played a game high 34 minutes for the Hatters. "He's the one kid who plays [hard] the whole game," Williams said of Pegg. "I think he's a good energy boost for us off the bench, but I think he's one of the guys I have to have in the lineup at the beginning of the game, because he does so many things [for us]. He works his tail off, he's a competitor, he wants to win, and he's one of the guys who gives us toughness." Senior Willie Green led Stetson with nine rebounds, added eight points, and blocked two shots in the defeat. Baral finished with seven points, while senior Aaron Graham and sophomore Tanner Plemmons chipped in with six points each, both making a pair of threes. Jerian Grant and Garrick Sherman led Notre Dame with 15 points each. Grant handed out a game high six assists, matching Stetson's Harney in the category, while Sherman led the Irish with nine boards. "My hat is off to Notre Dame," Williams said. "They are a fine basketball team, they play basketball the right way, so it was a tall order for us. They can score in a number of ways with guys who can beat you on the interior and the exterior. [Head] Coach [Mike] Brey does a wonderful job." Stetson's eight-game road trip to start the first season under Williams continues on Thursday, Nov. 14 when the Hatters travel to Tallahassee to take on Florida A&M at 7:00 p.m. Note: Aaron Graham's two three-pointers gave him 170 career makes from beyond the arc. He is now tied with Kerry Blackshear for second all-time in Stetson history. Graham needs just 11 more threes to be the all-time leader.Print Friendly Version More Headlines


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when something is a pain in the ass, it's "big balls". italian-american slang.
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In the game of pool, the big balls are the stripes, as opposed to the solids, which are called small balls. One can imagine that the solid-colored balls look smaller than the stripes, although they are all identical except in appearance.
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MACON, Ga. – The Stetson women's soccer team gave up a first half lead as Mercer defeated the Hatters by a score of 2-1 in an Atlantic Sun Conference match in Macon on Sunday afternoon.
"Today we had a lot of chances, and we were just missing that killer mentality to put a second goal in," Stetson head coach Manoj Khettry said. "Either it was the quality of our cross, the quality of our run into the box, or our shot was off target."
Stetson (6-8-2, 4-3-1) outshot Mercer (9-6-2, 4-2-1) by a mark of 16-14 for the game and both teams recorded four corner kicks. The Hatters were on target all day, forcing Nikki Atkinson and Cristina Mursuli to make a combine nine saves in the match.
It free chance, however, that put Stetson on top in the first half. Freshman Mara Keomanivane scored her second goal of the season on a penalty kick in the 17th minute after freshman Paige Law worked for the PK moments earlier.
"Paige put good pressure on their back so they had to play it to their goalkeeper," Khettry said of the play. "Paige kept on it, ripped the ball off, beat the goalkeeper to the ball, played it by her, and the keeper brought her down in the box."
Keomanivane's goal held up throughout the period, giving Stetson the lead at the break. Mercer was able to come out and tie the game just 15 minutes into the second period.
The Bears' Sadie Curry was able to find space and chip a ball over Stetson goalkeeper Amber Law to tie the game in the 61st minute. Washida Blackman and Jordan Sink received assists on the play.
It was less than nine minutes later that Mercer took the lead that they did not relinquish. Lauren Gassie played a ball off to Kim Murphy on a short corner kick. She then beat Law over the top to make it 2-1 in favor of the Bears in the 70th minute.
Mercer held on for the victory thanks to eight second half saves by Mursuli. Law finished with one save in her first career start, playing for the injured Victoria Troccoli.
"Of the eight teams we've played in the league, we have been competitive with every single one of them," Khettry said of his team. "Our three losses have all been by one goal. We've been in every single game."
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
At the ripe young age of 8, Porter Spicer has made quite a name for himself in the acting industry.
This Sullivan's Island Elementary School third grader will make his latest appearance as the star of Footlight Player's production of a musical interpretation of "A Christmas Carol."
Spicer, the son of Kevin and Galin Spicer, will star as Tiny Tim. He is no stranger to the stage or the screen. He has appeared on stage as Jojo in "Seussical, Jr" at the South of Broadway Theater earlier this year. He has appeared in several TV and film projects including "The Wise Kids" and "Eastbound & Down" and has been in numerous commercials.
At the young age of 4, his mother Galin really didn't know if Porter would like acting or not. He was too young to play the sports his older brother was into at the time. He always loved play acting at home (dressing up in his superhero Halloween costumes year-round, playing with his action figures, etc) and was a pretty good "actor" when it came to trying to get his older brother in trouble when they would squabble (the fake crying, etc), Galin said.
"When the open call went out for an independent feature film that was being shot in Charleston, I just asked him if he would like to audition and he said yes. When he started working on set, he loved being part of the team with the older kids and adults. I think he liked being treated like a colleague rather than being dismissed as a little kid by the adults working with him."
"I think she knew I would be good at it because I was more of a pretender back then," said Porter. "I made up characters and put on my own shows at home."
And while the audition gave him the taste for acting, being on set solidified it.
"What I like most about acting is meeting new people," Porter said.
"I've met some really famous people and we all have a fun time on the set."
He said he was pretty nervous at that first audition because he was only 4 and there were so many people there.
But he had no trouble memorizing his lines and with the help of professional acting coaches and lessons, he said he can easily get into character, knowing when to make the appropriate facial expressions and body language.
In "A Christmas Carol," Spicer is joined by a host of other East Cooper actors including Clark Spillane - "Peter/John" of Mount Pleasant; Julie McKinney - "Isabella" of Mount Pleasant; Joanna Cretella - "Finola/Maid of Mount Pleasant; Naomi Doddington - "Mrs. Cratchit" of Mount Pleasant; Alex Blair - "Richard" of Mount Pleasant and Andrew Jones - "Extra Cast Member" of Daniel Island (he won the walk-on role).
Porter, who wants to be a professional actor when he grows up, also enjoys playing soccer, competitive gymnastics, swimming, biking, the trampoline, skateboarding, fishing, basketball, exploring, and climbing just about anything, he said.
Porter is an excellent student and reads three grades above level. He has a great sense of humor and loves to laugh.
That's indicative of his favorite kind of role which are characters who are active kids and a little bit naughty, he said. But not the kind of characters who get into big trouble or are too bad.
Porter and his fellow actors have trained and rehearsed late into the evening, but he said he is ready for show time, having memorized and perfected all of his lines.
"I am honored I got picked for this play," he said. "It will be awesome. We have trained and worked hard but we have really had a lot of fun. I am excited I get to act as Tiny Tim. It is fun to do the things his character gets to do and I get to sing, which is one of my favorite things to do."
The Footlight Players, South Carolina's longest-producing theatre company, is bringing this musical interpretation of "A Christmas Carol" to the region for the first time. "A Christmas Carol" tells Charles Dickens' timeless tale adapted by Bobby Cronin with original music, lyrics, and vocal arrangements by Angelyn Benson and Bobby Cronin.
The story comes alive on stage Dec. 6, 7, 12–14, and 19–21 at 8 p.m. as well as Dec. 8, 15, and 22 at 3 p.m.
It's Christmas-time and the kids are trying to open their presents early. When big sister arrives, they get a fresh look at an old story. This song-infused version tells the classic tale of greed from a new perspective. Miser Ebenezer Scrooge is awakened on Christmas Eve by spirits who reveal to him his own miserable existence, what opportunities he wasted in his youth, his current cruelties and the dire fate that awaits him if he does not change his ways. Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing bitterness and meanness and must decide what his own future will hold: death or redemption. This heartfelt musical interpretation of this timeless holiday story is great for adults and children alike.
Told through the eyes of four present-day children, Bobby Cronin describes his adaptation as being brought to life with "…the imaginations of these kids [who] make the story feel new with their take on the vivid characters who sing with lush contemporary melodies, and speak with straightforward language – they breathe new life into the familiar." First performed at Northern Stage in 2004, this will be the first time this delightful version of "A Christmas Carol" has graced any stage on the Southeastern coast. Charlie McMeekin from The Herald of Randolph in Vermont found the production to be "…a resounding affirmation of the spirit of Christmas, and the most moving theatrical piece [he's] seen since "Les Miserables." Cynics beware…this is first-rate work, a premium blend of energy, talent, and theatrical genius."
Director, Thomas Keating, is an Associate Professor of Theatre at Charleston Southern University where he teaches Acting and Directing. Thomas just finished up Another Antigone at CSU. He has directed Oklahoma!,
South Pacific, It's a Wonderful Life, and Inspecting Carol with the Footlight Players where he serves as Artistic Advisor. Musical Director, Mary Fishburne, is a Footlight veteran in many ways, having played Nellie Forbush in South Pacific in August 2011 and working as choreographer for Oklahoma in May 2013.
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Visiting San Diego didn't waste any time in extending a welcome to the Stetson Hatters from the Pioneer Football League.
The defending PFL champions needed just 100 seconds to score the first points of the day at soggy Spec Martin Stadium, and the Toreros never looked back in rolling to a 59-0 victory over the Hatters in front of an announced crowd of 5,874 fans.
San Diego improved to 2-2 overall and 1-0 in the PFL while the Hatters fell to 1-3 and 0-1 with their third consecutive loss.
San Diego was so dominant in the first half, building a 35-0 lead while piling up an even 400 yards of total offense, that the only bright spots for Stetson were the two turnovers the Hatters forced. Ryan Powers' interception of a Mason Mills pass and Darius Chapes' recovery of a fumbled punt only slowed the Toreros momentarily.
"As a competitor, you don't want to believe that it is going to go the way that it did today," Stetson coach Roger Hughes said. "Clearly, they beat us in every facet of the game. It is still about fundamentals – blocking, tackling, not turning the ball over, running your routes to the proper place, being in the right coverage and in the right gaps. When you play good people, they expose your weaknesses."
San Diego exposed the Hatters is every facet of the game. So dominant were the Toreros when they had the ball that they were never forced to punt. San Diego had 31 first downs to just 10 for Stetson while the Toreros piled up 624 yards of offense to just 161 for the Hatters.
The running back trio of Kenn James (13 carries for 147 yards, one touchdown), Joe Ferguson (6-94-2) and Tyler Tony (14-64-1) had little trouble moving the ball through the Stetson defense. At the same time Mills was close to perfect, completing 18 of 20 passes for 269 yards and two scores, both to Brandon White in the first half.
While the Toreros moved the ball with ease, Stetson managed just 89 yards of offense in the first half and managed just six first downs.
The second half didn't get much better for the Hatters, who turned the ball over four times – twice on interceptions and twice on fumbles, including on the opening kickoff of the half.
San Diego took advantage of those mistakes, turning short fields into points three times. Only late in the game, after Stetson fumbled to end its best drive of the day, did the Toreros take pity. San Diego drove to the Hatters' one yard line before taking a delay of game and then kneeling on the ball twice to run out the clock.
"I told the team after the game that I am not going to rip them because, if you are a competitor, this hurts bad enough," Hughes said. "As a coach, intellectually you know there are going to be times that you are out-manned when you start a program with all freshmen. I am looking forward to having two years in the weight room as we go through this.
"This is what we have right now. I don't think our kids gave up. They continued to play hard because they have a lot of pride and they want to do things the right way. As a coach you want to reinforce that and continue to work to get better."
Statistically for the Hatters, there were few bright spots. Fullback Cole Mazza and backup quarterback Jonathan Jerozal led the team in rushing with 20 yards each. Jerozal, who saw significant playing time in the game, completed 6-of-10 passes for 51 yards with one interception. Starting QB Ryan Tentler completed 6-of-15 throws for 33 yards and was also intercepted once.
"I think the turnovers are a combination of experience, trying to do too much, and not focusing on the fundamentals and the little things that you have to do," Hughes said. "A lot of those mistakes are simply because the kids are pressing too hard trying to make a play. As a coach, you like that attitude. With experience, you hope those mistakes go down.
"The bottom line is that we have to grow up faster that time allows. We can't wait for chronological age, we have to get older mentally faster. That is what I have been preaching to the team. I think this, although it stinks to get beaten the way that we did, I hope this serves as a wake-up call and a reinforcement for what we have been telling them as a coaching staff."
Defensively, Donald Payne once again led the way for Stetson with 12 total tackles, including 1 ½ for losses. No one else had more than five stops. Patrick Cone and Dave Lazear were both credited with sacks in the game and Bobby Jakubek had two tackles for loss.
The Hatters will have another big challenge ahead next weekend when they go on the road in league play for the first time. Stetson will venture north to Indianapolis for a date with another of the three 2012 co-champions in the Pioneer Football League, Butler. The Bulldogs (3-2, 1-0) are coming off a 45-27 victory at Jacksonville.
• For the second time this season, Stetson had a kickoff return for a touchdown nullified by a penalty.
• Two Hatters made their first starts against San Diego. Chase Coleman started on defense and Calvin Armatas started on offense.
• Ryan Powers recorded his first career interception for the Hatters in the first quarter.
• Keegan Tanner was credited with a forced fumble on a hit he made on San Diego punt returner Sam Hoekstra.
• The Hatters had at least two players leave the game with injuries on Saturday. Defensive lineman Zack Boryla was helped from the field late in the first half and did not return. Defensive back Chase Coleman also had to leave the field after getting attention from trainers in the second half. Neither injury appeared to be serious.
• Stetson punter James LaGamma had a pretty good day, averaging 40.4 yards on seven punts with a long of 53. San Diego had just 21 yards on returns.


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