Upcoming
Events:
January
10th - Tuesday - Whole Foods 5% Day!
5% of the proceeds from Whole Foods
Mt Pleasant will go to Charleston Moves. By the 10th you
should be ready to do some shoppping again after getting
through all the holiday foods and leftovers. Start the new
year with some great food that helps a great cause... us.
Charleston Moves will be on site to talk about what we are
up to and we are lining up speakers, tech support, and some
raffles. Come out on Tuesday the 10th
January
14th - Saturday - Charleston Marathon
2nd Annual Charleston Marathon is coming up fast.
Have you been running? Start off the new year with a great
local run that supports the local community. Full details
are at: http://charlestonmarathon.com/
January
15th - Sunday - After Run Ride
Great ride the day after the marathon
continues for the 2nd annual tradition. Whether you did
the marathon or not, come out for a great group ride around
the area. Ride starts downtown Charleston at 8am, with 30
and 60 mile loops options. more info posted at: http://charlestonmarathon.com/.
day the 10th
February
12th - Sunday - Second Sunday on King St.
2nd Sunday is a great montly event
in Charleston. King Street in town is closed to automobile
traffic, to allow open access for Pedestrian through the
area. The restaurants spread out to the new cafe space,
performers set up, and organizations such as us set up a
spot to help spread the word about all the good things happening
in town. Join us for 2nd Sunday on King Street.
March 11th - Sunday - Second Sunday on King St
2nd Sunday is a great montly event
in Charleston. King Street in town is closed to automobile
traffic, to allow open access for Pedestrian through the
area. The restaurants spread out to the new cafe space,
performers set up, and organizations such as us set up a
spot to help spread the word about all the good things happening
in town. Join us for 2nd Sunday on King Street.
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James Island Connector
news:
Sad News. With the step forward
on the Legare Bridge crossing, SCDOT if forcing several
large jumps backwards by closing the James Island Connector
to Bicycles and Pedestrians. A sad timefor the Charleston
area. We are fighting hard to keep access on the connector.
Rather then DOT running away from what's needed, we are
proposing viable alternatives to make it safe for Everyone
to Use. He us raise funds to keep access for all.
Ashley Crossing
latest announcements:
GREAT NEWS! SCDOT approves
the rededication of a vehilce lane to a multi-use path!
Thank you SCDOT and Mayor Riley for helping push to make
this happen. Thank you to all our supporters out there that
have signed the petitions and contacted your representatives
in support of this key connection to our community, the
B2B route, and the East Coast Greenway. Read
the Memo
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