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August 25 - 31, 2016
Suzanne Detar
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On Friday evening, August 19,
firefighters battled a blaze at a
three-story home at 1125 Barfield
Street. The home is owned by
John and Laurie Smalley of
Dayton, Ohio. No one was living
in the home at the time of the fire.
Neighbors said that the home is
sometimes occupied by renters
but that no one was renting the
home at the time of the fire.
Witnesses observed that
firefighters arrived at the home
shortly before 6 p.m. Deputy
Chief Mark Davis held a short
press conference at the scene at
approximately 6:45 p.m. and said
that the fire was under control.
Firefighters remained on site
for several hours – with the Fire
Department providing an update
via social media stating that at
8:13 p.m. firefighters were still at
the home putting out hot spots.
No citizens were injured during
the fire. A North Charleston firefighter was treated at the scene by
paramedics for a minor medical
issue.
Units from Charleston and
from N. Charleston Fire Departments responded to and were
battling the fire.
Deniz Evin, a neighbor living
across the street from the Smalley
home, said that shortly after he
arrived home from work on Friday afternoon his whole house lit
up from a lightning bolt and that
the smoke detectors in his home
started going off. About 25 minutes later he saw smoke coming
from the attic and gushing out the
vent of his neighbor’s home. He
immediately called 911 and said
firefighters arrived on the scene
pretty quickly after his call.
Deputy Chief Mark Davis gave
a statement at the scene at approximated 6:45 p.m., explaining
that firefighters had already been
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Firefighters battle blaze
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dispatched for another lightning strike when
they saw the smoke in the sky above the area
of the fire. A Charleston Fire Department Facebook post noted, “Multiple calls were received
in the area following a storm and reported
lightning strikes. Fire crews were investigating
an adjacent area following a reported odor of
smoke when they observed the fire on Barfield
Street.”
The fire broke out during violent weather
with numerous lightning strikes being reported. Rob Fowler of Channel 2 Storm Tracker
said via social media that 272 lightning strikes
were recorded over Daniel Island shortly before the fire broke out on Barfield Street.
After completing an investigation on August
22, the Fire Department addressed the cause
via social media, “Fire Investigators worked
into the evening and the following day to
review the scene. Interviews confirmed significant lightning activity around the area and
significant lightning strikes several minutes
prior to the fire. Investigators gained access to
the structure the following day and reviewed
fire damage to the building. The fire originated
within a wall cavity and spread into the attic
space. The home was unoccupied and the fire
burned unchecked until smoke and fire were
visible from the roof. The cause of the fire is
likely related to the lightning strike that occurred in close proximity to the home.”
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Fellow firefighters and paramedics assist a N. Charleston firefighter from
the home.
Neighbor Bill Powers said that the house
was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. Powers, who lives across the
street from the Smalley home said, “The
heat on our front porch was unbelievable.”
A video of the fire recorded by Powers can
be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=a7gy13ul7Ew&feature=em-upload_
owner and a shortened version is available on
the Daniel Island News Facebook page.
Ervin said that firefighters arrived on the
scene and went right in the front door to battle
the blaze. Powers’ video depicts the fire well
underway as well as hoses running into the
home and water being dumped from above
Three-year-old Jacob Stechmesser of Barfield Street assisted firefighters at the scene of the blaze, pulling a cooler behind him and
offering water to exhausted firefighters.
by a firetruck not visible
in the video. The Charleston Fire Department
confirmed that the roof area/attic was well
engulfed in fire upon the arrival of firefighters.
During the course of battling the fire,
firefighters rested on neighboring lawns and
porches. A crowd of residents watched as
the blaze was brought under control. Several
neighbors provided water and ice cold rags for
the fireman.
One fireman was assisted from the burning
home by fellow firefighters and received treatment on a neighboring porch.
Chief Fire Marshall Michael A. Julazadeh
emphasized the following via email: “The
importance of smoke alarms in the home
to alert occupants, when home, of the fire
incident; always call 911 if you see or smell
something unusual in the area; be sure to keep
your neighbors informed (if you plan to travel,
etc.) and leave contact information in the event
of an emergency.”
On Saturday, the day after the blaze, young
Elena and Lauren Evin and Avery Warren,
who live across the street from the damaged
home, set up a lemonade stand for three and
a half hours to support the firefighters that
helped protect them the night before. They
raised $137 and donated 100% to the firefighters.
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Executive Director
East Cooper Community Outreach
Learning is a journey-not a destination. For most,
continuing education is essential in all aspects of
our culture so we can stay current amidst constantly
changing technology and have the knowledge to
move ahead. Children, youth, and adults have to
continue their pursuit of learning to advance in our
society. Kindergarten, primary, elementary, middle
and high school…then college and onward, to
continuing education. It never stops. The old song,
“School Days” taught to us by our parents, applies
to all:
School days, school days,
Dear old golden rule days
‘Readin’ and ‘ritin’ and ‘rithmetic,
Taught to the tune of a hick’ry stick.
I was your queen in calico,
citizens who live in poverty. He asked her what the
three major needs were. Without missing a beat, she
replied, “Education, health and sanitation.”
ECCO realizes that many of our clients have
never had the opportunity to learn some of the basic
skills needed to rise above the poverty level and
You were my bashful barefoot beau,
reach financial independence. Continuing education
And I wrote on your slate,
is necessary for adults to make this important transi‘I love you, Joe,’
tion. When the paycheck does not last through the
When we were a couple of kids.
month; when bills cannot be paid; when there is no
money to buy school supplies much less new school
This is the time when school reconvenes. Parents clothes, basic life skills are needed
have planned, shopped, and attended an open house
This fall, ECCO is offering courses to help people
to meet the teachers. Children are excited that a new better learn how to adjust their lives to dealing with
year has returned and are sorry to see the summer
the pressures of life. Classes are being offered on
end. Parents are equally excited and happy to see
budgeting, computer skills (including Microsoft
the summer end!
Excel and keyboarding), goal setting, dealing with
Education is an essential pursuit around the
stress, organizational skills, and improving perforplanet. You have probably been watching the cover- mance in the workplace.
age of the Olympics in Rio. Matt Lauer visited
ECCO is dedicated to helping our clients to get
Santa Martin on the Today Show last week. This
financial independence. Going back to school can be
community that lies above Rio with a beautiful view exciting when you know the promise of a better life.
of Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Mountain, is
My niece posted on Facebook this week: “Bags
one of the very poorest neighborhoods of Rio. These packed! Clothes laid out! Teacher gifts ready!
hillside neighborhoods, called favelas, are synonyBooks read! Confetti sprinkled! Here we come kinmous with poverty and crime. Lauer interviewed
dergarten, second grade and Montessori school!”
the executive director of a nonprofit to assist its
Te n a n d F i v e Ye a r s A g o i n
The Daniel Island News
TEN YEARS AGO
DI Berkeley County Library described as
‘Field of Dreams’
In the August 24, 2006 issue of
the Daniel Island News, the feature
story was about the new Berkeley
County Library opening on Daniel
Island. Planned to open in January
2007, the 5,000 sq. ft. building was
meant to focus on lifelong learning.
According to Colleen Carney, the
Berkeley Country Library System Director at the
time, “[That includes] everything from preparation to learning to read in school, to seniors who
are taking classes, to adults doing research for
businesses, to entrepreneurs, and of course, for
recreational reading of all kinds…”
In Island Life, there was a showcase of pictures from the annual Hootie and the Blowfish
concert.
From the 8/24/06 issue:
In medical news, Dr. Charlie Turner wrote
Jason Roberts of Daniel
an
article about kids and eyeglasses. With back
Island takes a moment after
to
school
underway, Turner suggested children
school to read books on
his back porch. His mother, have their vision checked. “If a child has a blurry
Jennifer Roberts, a Longa- image when looking at a blackboard, or difficulty
reading, school can be that much more challengberger Basket representative, gave a “library basket” ing,” said Turner. He also gave tips on what to
look for if your child has vision problems. “As
like the one pictured
above to each person who a parent you should watch for signs that may indicate a vision development problem, including
donated $100 to the tree
short attention span, difficulty with eye-hand cohouse project during the
ordination, avoidance of near tasks like coloring
month of September. 
or reading, or any sign of an eye turn in or out.”
FIVE YEARS AGO
Plan puts DI in
First Congressional District
In the August 25, 2011 issue of the
Daniel Island News, it was reported
that a redistricting plan passed by the
South Carolina House and Senate, and
signed by Governor Nikki Haley, was
approved by the United States Justice
Department, which would affect Daniel Island and most of the Clements
Ferry Road corridor. As proposed,
the island and much of the surrounding Cainhoy area would move from
the 6th Congressional District to the
1st Congressional District, territory
covered by Rep. Tim Scott (R). “I’m
truly excited about the opportunity
to earn the right to represent folks
on Daniel Island,” said Scott, who
recalled working with island residents
about 15 years prior during his time
on Charleston County Council, when
he and his fellow council members
tried to determine how to establish the
newly developing Daniel Island community as a part of Charleston County
(Daniel Island ultimately became part
of Berkeley County).
From the 8/25/11 issue: Legislative work on developing a redistricting plan
began earlier this year, after 2010 Census results showed the state’s population
grew by more than 600,000 people over the previous decade. The 15.3 percent
surge, which brought the population total to 4.6 million, necessitated the addition
of a new, 7th congressional district.
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06 kids say
Who’s your hero and why?
Compiled and photographed by Søren Spina
A tennis player called
Rafael Nedal. He
inspires me while I’m
watching him because
he stays calm while he
plays.
Joseph
Age 12
My parents because
they have taught me
everything I know.
Gavin
Age 12
Sonya Mirza because
she is a legendary
world class tennis
player and she won
the Volvo Car Open
2 years ago [doubles].
Varshitha
Age 10
My brother Jack
because he does a lot
for me like he helped
me get to my new
classroom.
Quinn
Age 7
My heroes are my
parents because they
love me and take
care of me.
Ethan
Age 11
My Dad because
he has always been
there for me.
Parker
Age 9
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Daniel Island Library Programming for September
The following is the upcoming program
schedule for September at the Daniel Island
Branch of the Berkeley County Library.
CHILDREN’S STORYTIME
Mondays 10:30 & 11 a.m. Come dance
to your favorite music and listen to exciting
stories.
age by reading to a certified therapy dog. It
encourages children to read by providing a nonjudgmental listener and furry friend to read to.
Session is 20 minutes, by appointment only.
ZEN COLORING
NEW TIME. Thursdays, Sept. 8 – Dec. 15,
1-3 p.m. Relax and enjoy the latest rage, coloring for adults. Color away your problems and
feel the positive energy flow as you create your
own masterpiece. All supplies provided.
FRIDAY FUN
RECORDER CLASS
Sept. 9, 10-12
NEW TIME. Tuesdays
a.m. Join the fun
2-3 p.m., Sept. 9 – Dec. 6.
and make someFor beginning or “rusty”
thing different.
adults and teens who want
Once a month we
to learn to play in a group
will craft something
setting. Prior recorder or
new, decorative,
other musical experience not required. Reading and seasonal while recycling old books. All
music is also not a prerequisite.
supplies provided. Please register due to limited
space.
PAWS FOR READING
NEW DAY & TIME.
TEEN/TWEEN
Saturdays, Sept. 10 – Nov. 1,
HANGOUT
noon - 1:30 p.m.
Sept. 12, 3:30-4:30
This program is designed to
p.m. Come celebrate
help children who are strug“National Video
gling with their reading skills
Game Day.”
when compared to peers their
GENEALOGY
RESEARCH
BASICS
Returns Monday
Sept. 19, 1-3 p.m.
Experts from the Family History Center of
Charleston are back
again to help you begin
or continue collecting ancestral information and
researching on the internet.
BACK TO SCHOOL
HELP
Here are several programs, led by teaching
professionals, that will
get you get up to speed
with the new teaching
methods to help you
assist your child with
homework.
Homework Apps - Monday, Sept. 26, 4-5
p.m. Get some great apps to help with homework along with internet and phone safety tips.
Reading Strategies - Wednesday, Sept. 14,
2-3 p.m. Learn some simple reading strategies
that will help out a struggling reader or boost
the skills of any good reader.
Math Strategies - Part 1 – Addition & Subtraction, Wednesday, Sept 28; Part 2 – Multi-
plication & Fractions, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2-3.
Having trouble with the new math? Get some
helpful tips and tricks.
CAST NET FISHING
Saturday, Sept. 24, 9:30-10:30 a.m. The
Inshore Fishing Club will be at the library
demonstrating and teaching cast net throwing
techniques. If you already have a net please
bring it along.
DI LIBRARY BOOK
CLUB
3rd Tuesday. 10:30-11:30
a.m. Sept. 20 - Nightingale,
Kristin Hannah. Oct. 18 Homegoing, Yaa Gyasi.
DI NEEDLEWORKERS
Alternate Tuesdays (Sept.
13, 27) 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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Daniel Island Performing Arts Center Sign
Unveiling on Building Site
On August 26th, Daniel Island Performing Arts Center will
stage a Media Event open to the public at their building
site on Island Park Drive, Daniel Island. The unveiling will
be attended by Charleston Mayor, John Tecklenburg and
other officials and politicians from Charleston and Berkeley
Counties. The event will begin at 6:00 p.m in the UBS Atrium
lobby at the corner of River Landing Drive and Island Park
Drive on Daniel Island. Guests will be serenaded by a jazz
trio and treated to champagne and chocolates in celebration
of reaching the first major fundraising milestone of more
than five million dollars to purchase the land and launch the
first phase of construction. At 6:30 guests will walk the few
steps from the UBS Atrium to the DIPAC building site, where
there will be brief speeches before the sign is unveiled.
Bike to school with a cop!
Join members of the Charleston Police Department (CPD)
and the staff of Cooper River Cycles for a bicycle ride from
Pierce Park Pool to Daniel Island School on Friday, August
26. Those interested in taking part are asked to begin
gathering at the pool at 7 a.m. The ride will start at 7:30
a.m. Bagels and juice will be on hand for a pre-ride snack.
The Cooper River Cycles staff will also provide free safety
checks of bikes. All family members are encouraged to
participate. This event is sponsored by CPD, Cooper River
Cycles, and the Daniel Island Neighborhood Association.
TGIFF
Thank Goodness It’s First Friday, an informal social open to
all Daniel Island residents Daniel Island residents, will be on
Friday September 2 at Daniel’s Landing Clubhouse 6:309:00 p.m. Start the school year with TGIFF and come out to
meet new neighbors and old friends. Bring an hors d’oeuvre
to share and your favorite beverage. Marcia and Stewart
Miller will be the hosts. Questions? Call Walter and Barbara
Jenner 843-216-2573.
DINA Meeting – Mayor Tecklenburg is guest
Mayor Tecklenburg will be the guest speaker at the Sept. 6
DINA meeting! City councilman Gary White will join him, and
they will outline a new agreement between the city and the
Daniel Island Company that will pave the way for an indoor
recreation and community center in Governors Park, the
creation of a waterfront park along the Wando River, and
access to 52 acres of recreational greenspace adjacent to
the Edgefield Park neighborhood. Please visit their website
(www.dineighborhoodassociation.org) or Facebook page for
more information.
Healing from divorce is possible!
Join this friendly supportive Christ-centered group. You don’t
have to deal with this alone. Workshop begins September
8 and runs through November 3 for nine consecutive
Thursdays, 6:30 -8:30 p.m., at Holy Cross Daniel Island. To
register and for more information go to www.HolyCross.net/
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Daniel Island Flying Club
Get ready to soar into another season of programs and
events with the Daniel Island Flying Club! The club was created by island resident Jim Chalupsky as a way to engage
and connect with local aviation enthusiasts. The next
meeting will be held on September 13 at 6 p.m. at the Daniel
Island Library and will feature a roundtable discussion
among attendees about where, when and how they learned
to fly, as well as the pros and cons of flying. For additional
information, visit www.danielislandflyingclub.com.
DANIEL ISLAND GARDEN CLUB
The first meeting of the 2016-2017 season is Wed., Sept.
14, at 1 pm at the Sanctuary of Providence Baptist Church,
294 Seven Farms Drive, Daniel Island. The Club meets
on the second Wed. of each month, Sept. - May. On Sept.
14, the speaker will be Jack Slapcinsky, a South Carolina
master gardener. He will provide seasonal garden tips and
demonstrate some easy propagation techniques to help
you multiply your plant collections. Guests are welcome!
For more information, contact Lydia Freilich at frenchlydia@
homesc.com.
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Red Balloon Yard Sale
Save the date. Do you have clutter in your closets and
garages that you’d like to get rid of? The Daniel Island
Annual Fall Red Balloon Yard Sale will be held on Saturday,
September 24, 7 am – 1 pm at homes throughout Daniel
Island.
History of Western Civilization
This college-level humanities course continues at the Daniel
Island branch of the Berkeley County Library System. The
free course will be taught on Wednesdays at 10:30 am.
Participants can attend at any time, as each of the sessions
stands on its own.
BENG
“Business Executive Networking Group” meets the first
Tuesday of every month, at the Berkeley County Library on
Daniel Island, from 5 to 6:30 pm. BENG (www.thebeng.org)
is a multidiscipline networking group for mid- to senior-level
executive professionals who are seeking a new career. For
those interested in attending the Charleston BENG Chapter
Meeting, contact Cathey Petkash, [email protected].
You may register for the meeting at http://bengcharleston.
eventbrite.com.
Willingway Continuing Care Meetings
Every Monday 6:30-7:30 pm at The Church of the Holy
Cross, 299 Seven Farms Dr. Provides a community for
addicts, their family and friends to talk about their experiences and find ways to connect with 12-step recovery. Free.
Contact Rhett Crull 843-323-7111 with questions.
Tai Chi
Free classes. Tuesday & Friday 8:30-9:30 am at Providence
Baptist Church. Call Gwen at 843-718-5454 for information.
Run Club
Gaia Fit Run Club meets on Fridays 5:30 am and Sundays
7:30 am for group runs as well as First Friday Happy Hour
Runs at DI restaurants. Email [email protected].
Group run/walk
Every Wednesday morning at 8:30 am from Pierce Park
Pavilion: Enjoy a three-mile walk or run along the Wando
River and share your thoughts and input with the Daniel
Island News’ writers and advertising executives.
WOMEN OF FAITH
Daniel Island ladies of all denominations gather Wednesday
mornings at 9 am for an hour of prayer and sharing. Call
Joan Vitalo, 843-884-1484, or Kay Uhler, 843-971-1445, for
details.
Women’s Island Network (WIN)
Join professional women for a networking luncheon, which
is held the last Wednesday of each month at The Islander,
from 11:45 am – 1 pm. Contact Sheila Underwood - 843654-6289 or email [email protected]. RSVP
is required.
TOASTMASTERS
Toastmasters of Daniel Island meet on the first and third
Friday of every month, from 12 to 1 pm at Summit Place,
320 Seven Farms Dr. For more information please contact
[email protected] or Brian Richards (843) 884-5987.
AA meetings on DI
Daily M-F 8 am, Tue. 7 pm, Fri 7 pm at Providence Baptist
Church, 294 Seven Farms Dr.; Sat. 8 pm at Holy Cross
Church, 299 Seven Farms Dr.
DANIEL ISLAND EXCHANGE CLUB
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month (with
some exceptions) at 5:30 pm (social) and 6:00 pm (meeting)
at the Daniel’s Landing Clubhouse, 130 River Landing Drive,
and centers its service initiatives on Americanism, youth
programs, community service and the prevention of child
abuse. For questions about meeting dates and programming, contact [email protected] or visit
their Facebook page.
Mom’s Playdate
Join local moms and kids for playdates twice a month at
Center Park (train side) on the first Wed. of every month at
10 am and the third Wed. of every month at 11 am. Contact
Erica Elmenhurst ([email protected]) and/or
Marie Corbin ([email protected]) for more information.
Men’s Fitness Group
F3, a free men’s workout group, meets every Saturday
morning starting at 6:20 am at Governors Park and at 5:30
am on Wednesdays. www.f3nation.com or email [email protected].
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island news
DI Families: Meet the Jansen Family
Kate Maas
This week, we sat down with the Jansen
family of Pierce Street, one of the “pioneer”
families who bravely, but enthusiastically,
made the island their home when it was
a largely undeveloped frontier: empty,
dark, and full of mosquitoes…and lots of
promise. Meet Mark, an engineer in charge
of emergency response at Spawar; Cheryl,
a trainer at Pearson; Marissa, a senior at
Hanahan High School; Ellie, a freshman
at Hanahan High School; Nina, a seventh
grader at Daniel Island School; and Sully,
the family dog.
Where are you from originally?
Cheryl Jansen (CJ): Mark and I are
both from Charleston. Mark’s family has
been here going back a while, whereas my
parents came because of the Navy Base. We
both attended Blessed Sacrament Catholic
School followed by high school at Bishop
England when it was still downtown.
Although we knew of each other we really
didn’t get acquainted until we met at Cafe
99 downtown during Spoleto.
Mark Jansen (MJ): After we got married, we waited seven years before having
The Jansen family with their beautiful Christmas gingerbread houses.
our first child, Marissa. You’ve got to grow
sea legs before you have kids.
CJ: And enjoy every moment.
Why did you/your family choose to
make Daniel Island your home?
MJ: We were in the process of building a
house in Hollywood (South Carolina), when
the word got out about this new “master
plan” for Daniel Island. My brother was an
engineer for SCE&G at the time who had
already surveyed the land. He called us to
say, “You’ve got to see this place!”
CJ: The plan included an elementary
school and Bishop England was going to
move here. We really liked the idea that our
children could go to school and play with
their friends after school in the neighborhood. Mark and I did not have that growing up because we didn’t go to the zoned
school.
MJ: This was around 2000 when there
were only about five houses in the front of
the Codner’s Ferry section along Daniel
Island Drive. As an intern for NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)
back then, I had access to maps of the area.
We wanted to build near what is now Bellinger Island, but the development company
wasn’t ready to begin clearing the land back
there. Later, we got a call about available
houses. We moved to DI on Elfe Street,
one road east of Daniel Island Drive which
at that time stopped at Mazo Street, across
from (what is today) Center Park.
CJ: Every morning at around 6 a.m.,
we’d be awakened by gobbling noises.
About a dozen large wild turkeys were
wandering around. They were probably here
from the days when the Guggenheim family
owned the island and used it as a hunting
ground.
What attracted you to the neighborhood and the house you currently live in?
MJ: By the time our third child, Nina,
was on her way, we knew we needed a bigger house. At that time, around 2004, there
weren’t enough houses or lots available to
accommodate the rising tide of would-be
homeowners. The development company
put a lottery in place - interested buyers
often had to pay as much as $5,000 just for
a chance to bid.
CJ: Fortunately, through friends on the
island, we found a house on Pierce Street
and we sold our house on Elfe Street in a
few days. It was a miracle that we bought
and sold property here so fast. There
weren’t a lot of choices available. We just
needed a house with enough bedrooms for
us and each of our three kids - and a playroom. Of course, I love the open floor plan,
a design that’s kind of basic in all Daniel
Island homes.
What changes have you seen on Daniel
Island since you moved here?
MJ: The mosquito situation on the island
used to be really bad. The mosquitoes were
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You are invited to our
Sign Unveiling Event
August 26 • 6pm • UBS Atrium Lobby
Daniel Island Performing Arts Center will stage a Media Event at their building site on Island Park Drive,
Daniel Island. The unveiling will be attended by Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg and other officials
and politicians from Charleston and Berkeley Counties. This will be the first public outing of the architectural renderings of the new DIPAC design.
The event will begin at 6:00 PM in the UBS Atrium lobby at the corner of River Landing Drive and Island
Park Drive on Daniel Island. Guests will be serenaded by a jazz trio and treated to champagne and
chocolates in celebration of reaching the first major fundraising milestone of more than five million
dollars to purchase the land and launch the first phase of construction. At 6:30 guests will walk the few
steps from the UBS Atrium to the DIPAC building site, where there will be brief speeches before the sign
is unveiled. A series of planned photo ops will follow.
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Daniel Island
Meet the Jansen family
From family on PAGE 10
huge - and they were everywhere. You
couldn’t even go out of your house at times.
It was a big health concern. Now, Berkeley
and Charleston counties split the cost to
spray the island fairly regularly. Also, in the
early years, after the sun went down, it was
pitch dark all over the island because there
were no street lamps back then. It was a
little scary.
Do you have plans to move to any other
address/location on - or even off - Daniel
Island?
CJ: We do plan to stay, although we
might downsize to a smaller house once
everyone’s graduated high school and college. And our girls just assume that they’ll
eventually be moving back to Daniel Island
to start their own families.
What is your family’s favorite place to
hang out on the island?
MJ: Everyone in our family is so busy
now it’s hard to take advantage of the
events on the island. I guess we’ve kind of
taken life here for granted. We still do try
to at least go to the summer concert on the
Wando and the Concert at the Park.
CJ: We also love the Pumpkin Walk
every Halloween, especially making jack-o
lanterns at Pierce Park Pavilion with the
kids.
MJ: This summer, we got a chance to
really appreciate all that the island offers
when Cheryl’s cousins visited from New
Jersey for the Fourth of July holiday. Over
that long weekend, we had about twentyseven people in the house. We did a lot the
Fourth of July activities on the island - and
we had a blast. We’re planning to make the
family visit an annual tradition. You really
get to appreciate what we have on Daniel
Island all over again just taking it all in
through others’ eyes.
Nina Jansen (NJ): My favorite thing to
do on Daniel Island is hanging out with my
friends and being able to ride around on our
bike.
Ellie Jansen (EJ): And I love the holiday
events like the Pumpkin Walk.
(NJ): There’s a real sense of community
and security on Daniel Island.
(EJ): The whole neighborhood comes out
to help when someone is in need.
Do you ever take day trips/short weekend trips off the island?
MJ: Every summer, when the girls were
younger, we’d go to Disney World or gem
mining in the highlands of North Carolina.
Now that they’re older, we look forward to
hiking and swimming in Table Rock State
Park in Pickens, SC.
Does your family have any special
traditions?
CJ: Every Christmas, we make a point of
signing up for the gingerbread house decorating class at Trident Technical College’s
cooking school. We’ve been doing this for
years and we’ll continue as long as we can.
Do you prefer to cook meals at home or
eat out?
CJ: Mark and I attended some cooking
“boot camps” in Charleston- especially
arming to cook Asian cuisine. And we do
like to try new recipes at home, like shrimp
and grits.
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Do you have any favorite restaurants
on or off the island?
CJ: Wasabi. We could go there every
night. When we visited Tokyo two years
ago, we got to experience the traditional
Japanese meal.
What’s for dinner at the Jansen house
tonight?
Actually, we’re going to dinner at a
friend’s house tonight. But tomorrow, it’ll
probably be shrimp gumbo.
If you could describe your life on Daniel
Island in a few words, what would they be?
CJ: Community. Security…..
MJ: Life is good.
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New high-end office and retail building in the works for DI
ELIZABETH BUSH
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A new high end office, retail and residential building will
soon rise on the corner of River Landing Drive and Daniel’s
Landing Drive on Daniel Island. The 18,000 square foot space,
developed by S.L. Shaw & Associates, will sit on the other
side of the large pond behind the Simmons Park apartment
complex. Bridge Real Estate Advisors will serve as the leasing
agent for the property.
Named “Daniel’s Corner,” the structure will be a multiuse, Class A building featuring retail and office space on the
first level, office space on the second level, and two upscale
residential units on the third floor. According to Alan Blom,
Senior Advisor at Bridge Real Estate Advisors, the property
will offer top of the line finishes, private balconies, ample
parking, Charleston-inspired accents such as a brick floor and
gas lanterns, as well as “boutique” style décor.
“What we’ve found is that a lot of retail and office users
want a different type of property, a different feel,” said Blom.
“And they like this kind of boutique style instead of a traditional office building.”
The developer constructed a similar property at 125 River
Landing that was completed in 2015. That building is now fully occupied by a variety of businesses, including Momentum
Marketing, L2NL, Bridge Real Estate Advisors, Sauer Grapes,
Threshold Pediatrics, Barter Card, and Charleston Healthspan
Institute. The property filled up quickly, noted Blom, and he is
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The 18,000 square foot space, developed by S.L. Shaw & Associates, will sit on the other side of the large pond behind the Simmons Park apartment complex.
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on the (new) building and we haven’t really even started to
market it yet.”
Construction on “Daniel’s Corner” is set to begin within the
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Daniel Island Academy Starts
New School Year with New
Chef
Amanda “Mandy” Moyer has joined the
early childhood development center, Daniel
Island Academy, as Head Chef. Moyer will
create all weekly menus with a focus on a
healthy, creative and safe eating and learning
environment for all children. She will oversee the sourcing and purchasing of all food
and beverages with an emphasis on organic
and locally grown items.
In addition to all food preparing and
kitchen management
responsibilities, Moyer
will help facilitate
healthy eating awareness and education
within all classrooms
while also expanding
the school gardening
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many fruits, herbs and vegetables have been
planted, nurtured, harvested, cooked and
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eaten at the campus on Daniel Island. She
will also prepare and manage all school special event menus.
School Director Kerry Nowosielski said,
“Chef Mandy brings years of unique experience to Daniel Island Academy. We are
delighted to have her share her creativity and
leadership with our students, families and
staff.”
Moyer earned a degree in Culinary Arts
from Johnson and Wales University, a program that stresses balance between the art
of cooking and business management. She
has spent the past 12 years as a chef and/or
food service and kitchen manager in kitchens
throughout the Lowcountry including Verizon
Wireless, Yeamans Hall Country Club, Middleton Place, and most recently, at O’Quinn
School of Porter Gaud since 2011.
“DIA has such an amazing reputation for
its vibrant curriculum centered on nutrition
and food safety standards. I am incredibly
excited about continuing and advancing the
programs here because there is so much that
children can learn, enjoy and explore through
the understanding of food, nutrition and
healthy eating,” said Chef Mandy.
Islanders join J. Henry
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Daniel Island Residents Ed and Ginger
Selby, recently joined J. Henry Stuhr Funeral
Chapels and Crematory as Advanced Planning
Directors. They assist folks who wish to plan
for their cremation or funeral before the time
of need.
Ed and Ginger both grew up in the funeral,
cremation, and cemetery business. Collectively, they have dedicated 63 years helping
families plan for the inevitable. Ed’s grandfather started a family cemetery business in Warren, Ohio and Ginger’s grandfather founded a
funeral business in Pickens, South Carolina.
According to the Selbys, pre-planning has
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They see individuals planning for many
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BCSD responds to bussing concerns
expressed by PSES/PSMS parents
ELIZABETH BUSH
[email protected]
While there were relatively few
bumps reported in the first week
of school in the Berkeley County
School District (BCSD), things
didn’t go as smoothly when it came
to bus transportation for some students attending Philip Simmons Elementary School (PSES) and Philip
Simmons Middle School (PSMS).
Several PSES and PSMS parents
took to social media early in the
week to post their frustrations with
bus delays and overcrowding. One
Huger parent shared a video taken
by her middle school daughter on the
bus showing students standing in the
aisle while the bus was in motion. In
other cases, buses were late to stops
or showed up too early and missed
kids entirely. District officials reported to The Daniel Island News late
in the week that they were monitoring the routes each day in the PSES/
PSMS and Daniel Island School
areas, as well as countywide, and that
they had made changes to “improve
efficiency and maintain safety.”
“We have adjusted stop times and
assigned larger buses where necessary and when possible,” stated Wes
Fleming, BCSD Director of Transportation.
Fleming also sought to reassure
parents by reaching out to them in
response to their concerns. One parent posted a letter she received from
Fleming on the PS Parents Facebook
page.
“I assure you your voice is being
heard and actions are being taken to
remedy each and every issue at PSE/
PSM as well as the others schools
in Berkeley County,” wrote Fleming. “…Buses the first few days of
school are historically delayed due to
several factors. There are more cars
and traffic at all elementary schools
with parents dropping their students
off. The teachers and administrators
are extra cautious both morning and
afternoon with unloading and loading students to ensure they are on the
correct bus. In the cases where they
might end up on the wrong bus, that
bus has to return to the school with
the student.”
Most of the delays start to disappear after the first week or so of
school, added Fleming.
“With the added factor of being
new schools and new bus riders from
areas where we had no student riders
in the past, the last few days have
been challenging,” he continued,
referring to the first several days of
‘back to school’ week.
Although the district increased
driver salaries over the summer,
they are still short approximately 22
drivers, added Fleming. The district
also recently had two large classes of
drivers, from which they continue to
train and certify candidates at a rate
of about three per week.
“It is still a difficult job and
requires extensive training just to
complete the CDL portion, then they
must complete training to be certified
by the State Department of Education,” said Fleming.
Another class is scheduled for
September 26-29. Anyone interested
in becoming a bus driver for the
district can find employment information on the BCSD website (www.
bcsdschools.net). In the meantime,
the district will continue to assess
the bussing situation for PSES/
PSMS students and make changes as
needed. Fleming noted that he still
does not have an accurate count on
the number of students who will be
utilizing district transportation on an
on-going basis.
“We are still collecting data,”
added Fleming. “And that number
will change (this week). It historically rises in week two of school.”
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aura Siebuhr Mendola was scheduled to
work the 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. shift on September 11, 2001 in lower Manhattan. For the
former medic with the Fire Department of
New York’s Battalion 45, it began like any
other day.
“My alarm went off and that’s how I started off,”
recalled Mendola, who now resides on Daniel Island
with her husband, Michael, and their children.
But less than two hours after reporting for duty,
Mendola and her partner were urgently called to the
corner of West and Vesey Streets near the World Trade
Center.
“We got there eight minutes after the first plane hit
(the North Tower),” she added. “…We knew it was an
MCI, which is a mass casualty incident. And we knew
that having one ambulance wasn’t enough resources.”
Mendola and her partner quickly got to work at the
base of the South Tower, where a triage station had
been set up, tagging victims based on the severity of
their conditions. Patients were put on city buses to be
transported to area hospitals.
“My role was to do what I was trained to do,” said
Berkeley County Sheriff’s Department Deputy
Cpl. Kimber Gist was reportedly shot multiple
times while investigating a suspicious vehicle
last February. She will join three other first responders as guests of honor at the Charleston
9/11 Heroes Run on Daniel Island September
10.
Mendola. “If somebody wasn’t breathing, breathe for
them. And if somebody was bleeding, apply pressure.
If somebody was in distress, your job was to do your
job and just follow protocol.”
Just 17 minutes after the first building was hit, an
additional plane few into the South Tower, about 75
floors above where Mendola and her partner were
stationed.
“All you heard was this low hum,” she continued.
“And then just a smash and an explosion…My partner
heard it, too. He hit me and I kind of looked up, and he
said, ‘Run!’”
Once outside the building, they were separated. But
Mendola attempted to make it back to the scene to find
out if her partner was safe. In the process, someone
grabbed her and told her to flee the area. She doesn’t
know the identity of the man, but she credits him with
saving her life. Within moments, the South Tower collapsed.
“They teach you what impending doom might feel
like,” said Mendola. “I may have caught a glimpse of
that. When I started running, I thought, ‘Oh my God,
this is it!’”
“It was awful,” she continued, when remembering
the scenes she encountered. “What you saw on TV, the
magnitude of it was so much worse, just being there…
You couldn’t really capture what was happening.”
Michael Dell’era will all ser
Fast forward 15 years to 2016. Another first rethe upcoming Charleston 9/1
sponder found herself in harm’s way, this time here in
to be held on September 10
the Charleston community. On February 26, Corporal
the opening ceremonies, eac
Kimber Gist was working the overnight shift as a
experiences in the line of du
deputy with the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Depart“We want these first respo
ment. According to news reports, at about 12:30 a.m.
heroes to feel the love and s
she stopped to investigate a suspicious vehicle behind a said Race Director Theresa F
shopping center on Red
Bank Road. After taking one of the vehicle’s “We want these first responders and true American
occupants into custody,
nity,” said Race Director Theresa Faircloth. “…This
a fight ensued and she
was reportedly shot
embodies so much more than that. It’s showing sup
multiple times. The suspect took his own life
hours later in a police
stand-off at his home.
is not just a fundraiser, it’s n
Gist has spent the last six months recovering from
so much more than that. It’s
her injuries.
that put their lives on the lin
“My recovery is going well,” said Gist, who holds a
“I was really taken aback
bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Charleston
Mendola, her eyes welling u
Southern University (CSU) and is now pursuing a mas- years…all of these emotions
ter’s degree. “I am currently still in physical therapy
it was initially presented to m
for my foot, but otherwise I am coming along well.”
because I am here to talk ab
Gist, Mendola, and retired FDNY Battalion 35 EMT second chance.”
/11 Heroes Run:
e first responder stories
er 10 event
rve as guests of honor at
/11 Heroes Run, a 5K event
on Daniel Island. During
ch will share stories of their
uty.
onders and true American
support of the community,”
Faircloth. “…This event
“I was shocked,” added Gist, when asked about her
reaction to being named a guest of honor. “At first I
was wondering why they wanted me. Why was I so
important? I still feel that way today. People come up
to me all the time, and tell me how much of an inspiration I am. I honestly feel like I was doing my job.
Protecting. You have to have the will to survive and
fight back. Always fight back. And once I reminded
myself that there were
so many officers that
heroes to feel the love and support of the commudid not get a chance
to fight back, that is
event is not just a fundraiser, it’s not just a 5K. It
when I started to understand why I was
pport for those that put their lives on the line.”
asked to be a guest of
~ Race Director Theresa Faircloth
honor. It is an honor
to be able to speak
for all of my fallen
not just a 5K. It embodies
s showing support for those brothers and sisters.”
Mendola said she still questions why she made it
ne.”
to safety on 9/11, when so many others were not as
(at the invitation),” said
fortunate. She also shares Cpl. Gist’s sentiments that
up. “After all this time, 15
s kind of rushed in…When serving as a first responder simply means being ready
to serve when you are needed.
me, I felt very blessed…
“One thing I want to portray…I’m not a hero,”
bout it, because I got that
added Mendola. “I just went to work that day. That’s
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5th Annual
Charleston 9/11
Heroes Run
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Daniel Island Fire & Police Station
Opening Ceremony with remarks by
Guests of Honor - 8:30 a.m.
Race starts – 9 a.m.
Laura Siebuhr Mendola, former medic with the Fire
Department of New York’s Battalion 45, is the first 9/11
emergency responder to serve as a guest of honor at
the Charleston race.
what I did.”
But organizers of the Charleston 9/11 Heroes Run
see Mendola’s contributions a little differently, and are
eager to spotlight the important role she and other first
responders played on that fateful day.
“With it being the 15th anniversary of 9/11, we
wanted to find someone who was there, on the ground,
and really try to feel the experience through them,”
added Faircloth, who said Mendola is the first 9/11
emergency responder to serve as a guest of honor at the
Charleston race. “Just to remind everyone that while
for the rest of the country 9/11 is just a one day remembrance anniversary, for the people that were there while
it was happening…it sticks with them every day. They
carry that burden every day…Having heard Laura’s
story personally, it’s a real honor to have the opportunity to be able to allow her to share her experience and
to show her that the community has not forgotten.”
Faircloth also pointed to Gist as another shining
example of what men and women in uniform selflessly
do on a daily basis when called to serve.
“We were just so touched by her story,” she said.
“She is a local hometown hero who faced a very difficult situation while on duty one night. Just the strength
and determination she displayed in fighting back,
through her recovery process, and her overwhelmingly
Show your true colors,
Daniel Island!
Paint the town in red, white and blue!
Members of the Daniel Island community
are encouraged to line the race route with
American flags and signs of support. This
includes Daniel Island Drive, from Seven
Farms Drive to Beekman Street; Seven
Farms Drive, from Daniel Island Drive to
River Landing Drive; and River Landing
Drive, from Seven Farms Drive to the
Daniel Island Sales Center.
To register, or for more information:
Visit www.911heroesrun.org or the
event’s Facebook page,
911 Heroes Run – Charleston SC.
sweet attitude since that happened. It was just really
inspiring to us. It says so much about her dedication
to her community and that she’s willing to put that
uniform back on and get back out there.”
So far, registrations for race day are up from this
same time period last year, added Faircloth. More
than 400 people have signed on thus far to take part.
Fifty percent of the proceeds from the event benefit
the Travis Manion Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering our nation’s veterans
and the families of fallen heroes. Another fifty percent
will benefit Berkeley County EMS, Charleston County
Volunteer Rescue Squad, and the James Island Public
Service Department (fire department). Since the race
began five years ago, more than $55,000 has been
donated to a variety of organizations serving first responders, veterans and active duty military, as well as
9/11 victims and their families. Faircloth encouraged
people of all ages to join the event, either as a race
participant or as a supporter.
“Get involved and get there,” she said. “Be a part
of it. …We would love to see the town just come out
in red, white and blue. We want to feel the support of
Daniel Island and have our guests of honor feel that
support!”
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Bishops win first game at the
Class AAA level, top Christ Church
PHILIP M. BOWMAN
The Bishop England football team handed
Christ Church a rare loss Friday night, using
a formula very similar to the one that has
made the Bishops a Lower State power this
decade.
Quarterback Leo Albano rushed for 181
yards and three touchdowns to lead the visiting Bishops past the Cavaliers in the seasonopener for both teams.
All total, the Bishops churned for 451
yards on the ground to defeat Christ Church,
a team that is making the adjustment from
Class A to AA. The Bishops’ victory at Carson Stadium ended Christ Church’s 38-regular-season winning streak at home.
“I was pleased with the effort,” Bishop
England coach John Cantey said. “From a
logistical standpoint, the trip was a hassle.
We had to get off (Interstate) 26 because
there was an overturned truck. That made a
long trip even longer.”
The Bishops, playing in their first game at
the Class AAA level, topped the Cavaliers, a
team that has been dominant in the Upstate.
The Cavaliers won four straight state championships from 2012-15 and had a 55-game
winning streak that ended last year.
Albano added 80 yards passing with another TD in the air as the Bishops outgained
Christ Church 531-234. Running back Ian
Butler also had a big game for the Bishops,
with 97 yards on only five carries.
The Bishops trailed 21-14 entering the
final quarter, but that’s when Albano went to
work. He scored three TDs in the deciding
12 minutes. He raced 51 yards for a score.
He also scored on a pair of 3-yard runs in
the 4th quarter, including one that was set up
by a perfectly executed onside kick.
“We’ve been preaching to the kids that
our offense has the potential to wear down a
team,” Cantey said. “What we didn’t preach
or expect is the way Chris Church handled
us in the third quarter. “But our guys were
resilient when we needed it. They could
have packed it up, but we didn’t quit.”
The Bishops return to Cantey Stadium
Friday night to host West Ashley, one of the
better bigger schools in the Lowcountry.
West Ashley features one of the top running backs in the state in Dexter Freeman,
and is coming off a 46-14 victory over Colleton County.
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Hanahan cruises in week 1,
will be tested in week 2
PHILIP M. BOWMAN
Week 1 of the high school football season
presented no worries for the Hanahan Hawks.
This week? Well, that’s an entirely different
scenario for coach Charlie Patterson and his
troops.
The Hawks trounced May River High 4713 Friday night at Wiley Knight Stadium. It
was the first game ever for May River, a new
school that is located in Bluffton.
This weekend’s opponent, Andrews, has
quite a bit more history. And Andrews already
has a victory this season. The Yellow Jackets
hammered Waccamaw 47-13 and host the
Hawks in Region 8-AAA game.
“They’ve got some big guys and some
good athletes,” Hanahan coach Charlie Patterson said of Andrews. “They have a power
running game, so we will be tested. This is a
quality opponent.”
Against May River, it was no contest
pretty much from the start. Hanahan’s Cooper
Dawson blocked a Sharks’ punt on their first
possession and it was more of the same the
rest of the way as the Hawks gained more
than 300 yards in the first half en route to a
31-0 lead.
“I think our kids were excited to play a
football game,” Patterson said. “We played a
fairly clean game. We didn’t have that many
penalties and the first team didn’t put the ball
on the ground. And, our quarterback (Victor
Colbert) completed 11 of 12. These are things
to build on.”
Running back Jerry Bailey scored on runs
of 23 and 1 yards while Colbert added touchdown passes to Malieck Anderson for 19
yards and Jamie Watson for 14 yards. Quincy
Mitchell also scored on a 4-yard run for the
Hawks, who are seeking yet another region
championship.
Hawks running back Shi Hart scored on a
4-yard run and defensive back Donald Vanderhorst returned an interception 56 yards for
a TD for Hanahan’s other TDs.
Luke Litwin kicked a 29-yard field goal for
the Hawks, who shone in all three phases of
the game: offense, defense, and special teams.
“This week will be a lot different,” Patterson said. “Last week, we faced a new program that was excited to play its first game.
Andrews has been there. We face a team with
a strong tradition.”
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Daniel Island Inshore Fishing Club donates fishing statue to the community
Statue is located on Seven
Farms Drive at the pond
near the tennis stadium
Suzanne Detar
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The Daniel Inshore Fishing Club officially
donated a fishing statue to the Daniel Island
Property Owners Association on Friday, August
19, at a ceremony held on Seven Farms Drive at
the pond near the tennis stadium.
The club noted in a press release that “one
of the many attractions of Daniel Island are
the wonderful fishing waters that surround the
Island as well as its interior fresh water ponds.
These fishing waters offer the opportunity for
families to fish together, making memories and
forming bonds between children and adults that
will continue for years. The Family Fishing
Statue represents such a moment in the lives of
a little girl and boy.”
Active fishing club member and chairman of
the KIDS Fishing Tournament Fred Danziger
presented the statue to POA Field Operations
Manager Chris Hamil, thanking the POA for
being very good to the club.
Echoing Danziger, founding member of the
club Ron Silverman reminisced about fishing
Suzanne Detar
The Daniel Island Fishing Club donated this fishing statue
to the Daniel Island Property Owner’s Association on Friday,
August 19. Pictured are: Bill Goff, Capt. Dave White, Chris
Suzanne Detar
Hamil (Field Operations Manager, accepting Statue for the
Left: Chris Hamil, Field Operation Manager for the DI POA shakes hands with DI
POA), Capt. Greg Peralta, Elliot Peralta, Bill Bates, Cathy
Bates, Fred Danziger (Chairman, KIDS Fishing Tournament), Inshore Fishing Club member Fred Danziger as member Ron Silverman looks on.
Right: A plaque located on Seven Farms Drive alerts passerbys to the statue.
Dan Medino, and Ron Silverman (founding member, Daniel
Island Inshore Fishing Club).
with his father in the Catskill Mountains and
stressed that the statue is a reminder that “taking a child fishing is an expression love.”
The impressive heirloom-quality bronze,
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guarantees lasting beauty, the statue measures
63”Wx20”Dx44”H and weighs 245 pounds,
without the fishing poles.
There is also a plaque located near the pond
and closer to the sidewalk that reads, “Presented
by the Daniel Island Inshore Fishing Club to
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Females in Action (FiA) for women and F3 (Fitness, Fellowship and Faith) for men are peer-led
outdoor workout groups that meet in the mornings several times a week at Governor’s Park (rain
or shine).
Erin Branham and
Joe Gough
DI residents
It’s that time of year when many of us have
children heading back to school or college.
As parents, we want to get off to a good start
and are focused on supporting our children’s
academics, school activities, and keeping the
new calendar items organized. In the midst
of the business that is life for most of us, our
personal health and fitness often gets put on the
backburner. But are we happy with our current
level of physical activity? Or do we have a goal
to improve...starting now!?
We - Erin Branham (or “Bear” nickname to
her FiA tribe) and Joe Gough (or “Hotwire”
nickname to his F3 peers) - want to make DI
adult residents aware of an opportunity that’s
free, rewarding, and perhaps the boost of support and friendship you need to jump start your
fitness this fall. Females in Action (FiA) for
women and F3 (Fitness, Fellowship and Faith)
for men are peer-led outdoor workout groups
that meet in the mornings several times a week
at Governor’s Park (rain or shine). The groups
participate in boot-camp style workouts (core
and leg exercises, moderate intervals of jogging, push-ups, jumping jacks, etc). Each workout is different, as a member of the group (e.g.,
perhaps your neighbor) selects the exercises the
group will do for a 45/50 minute workout. All
levels of fitness are welcome and the exercises
can be modified to meet your specific fitness
and comfort level.
FiA and F3 originated in North Carolina and
have locations in over 13 states as the growth
continues rapidly across the US. The mission of
F3 is to “plant, grow and serve small workout
groups for the invigoration of male community
leadership.” While FiA is “a community of
women whose mission is to make each other
stronger in all areas of our lives.”
FiA and F3 reach beyond Daniel Island
with workout locations throughout Charleston,
including Mount Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island, West Ashley, Summerville and
Folly Beach to name a few.
We’re very fortunate to have FiA and F3 on
Daniel Island. I (Joe Gough) have been going
for over a year (I quit my gym and started F3)
and am benefiting in so many ways (I’m 53
years old there are no age restrictions). It’s been
awesome to meet other guys and dads from
DI and the Long Point Road area who come
to Governors Park. We’re staying fit, feeling
better, and getting to know and support each
other and our families. I personally like the accountability factor. Your buddies and neighbors
are continuously encouraging you—it’s great!
We’re also setting an example of a fitness lifestyle for our children to see.
These groups are also looking beyond the
workouts to give back to Charleston through
charitable fundraising events, such as last year’s
F3 participation in the Charleston Dragon Boat
Festival (fundraiser for Charleston area cancer
survivors) and other charitable events. We also
plan family events, such as beach days and an
inshore boat and pier fishing tournament for
the kids and everyone who wants to join-in.
We also have specific Saturdays when the kids
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The groups participate in boot-camp style workouts
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work out with the parents. We did this last year
at Park Day - such a great family experience!
I (Erin Branham) helped launch FiA on DI in
May of 2016 because I had been attending some
other area locations and was looking for a closer
option. I felt certain there were many women on
and near the island who could also benefit from
a Daniel Island FiA option. We were thrilled to
have over 35 ladies at our first workout! I feel
truly blessed to break a sweat with some really
amazing women I’ve come to know really well
in the past several months. FiA, although an
awesome workout, is truly so much more than
that. I’m excited to see the continued growth
and am hopeful that others will join us. There’s
no signing up… just show up with water and
SAVE THE DATE
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workout. This special event would be
the perfect day to try FiA and F3 to see
how fun and rewarding it is. So come
on out!
a mat. It may be a little early, but the sunrise
makes up for it and it’s so nice to get up and get
my fitness checked off of my list before I start
my day.
The final aspect of F3, besides the fitness and
fellowship, is faith. FiA and F3 are not religious
groups. However, each workout concludes with
a short devotion and opportunity to pray for
events going on in each other’s lives: health
issues among family, friends, or co-workers;
recognition of the sacrifices of the military and
their families; challenging issues at work; and
perhaps simpler things like a big test at school
or a tryout for our kids. Just a moment of pause
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Dallas Cowboys place Hanahan’s
Chris Brown on Injured Reserve
success and (I) will make a full recovery!
Though it does not allow me to go out and
play the game I love this season, it allows me
Chris Brown’s 2016 NFL season was over
even before it started. But the former Hanahan to continue to grow and strengthen myself.
“I am extremely grateful as an undrafted
High and Notre Dame star insists his career
free agent to be given the opportunity by the
will survive.
The Dallas Cowboys, a team known for tak- Dallas Cowboy organization to be placed on
ing undrafted free agents and turning them into Injured Reserve, where I will be allowed to
stars, apparently found a diamond in the mak- make a full recovery with one of the nation’s
best training staffs … Could have easily
ing in Brown, who went undrafted earlier this
year, but had been impressive in the preseason. looked to move in another direction but found
my character and talent an asset that they
Brown, a 6-2 wide receiver for the Fighting
value and look to invest in for the future. I will
Irish had an impressive career in South Bend,
forever be grateful for the opportunity and
and was catching on in the Big D as an intelfaith in me.”
ligent and reliable receiver.
Brown was impressive in the preseason
But on Aug. 16, Brown suffered a broken
foot in practice and was carted off the field. He opener with a 7-yard catch against the Los
underwent surgery and is looking at a recovery Angeles Rams, a team returning home 21
years after leaving the West Coast. Brown’s
period of six to eight weeks, which means his
catch came in front of 89,410 fans at the Los
season is pretty much over.
Brown, who has an unflinching faith in God Angeles Coliseum.
Brown’s effort even led some Cowboys
and family, is strong.
followers to wonder if Brown would be an
“When it comes to overcoming adversity I
upgrade at WR and would push Devin Street,
feel that I have been extremely blessed to be
a fifth-round pick in 2014, off the roster.
able to lean on my faith and support from my
But Brown’s season ended on the practice
family, loved ones, and supporters!” Brown
posted on Facebook. “Surgery was a complete field in mid-August.
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Real Estate sales on Daniel Island down this July over last July
Katherine Smith
[email protected]
Sales on Daniel Island in July were
down compared to previous years during the same month. Twenty-five homes
sold in July. The total amount of sales
equaled $15,911,365. With only one
home selling for more than one million
dollars, the total sales amount for the
month was lower than the past couple of
months. The average sell price for the
month was $636,455.
The most expensive home sold during July was in Daniel Island Park on
Ralston Creek Street. The five bedroom
home sold for $1.2 million. The least
expensive home sold on Daniel Island in
July was a one bedroom condo on River
Landing. It sold for $158,000.
As of August 12, there were 177
homes for sale. There were 99 active
and 80 were under contract.
There are several trends that could be
seen during July. According to Hayden
Jennings, owner/broker of Hayden Jennings Properties, “The supply of homes
for sale is tight with 22.2 percent less
single family homes for sale vs. July
2015, while the supply of condos is
about the same as July 2015. Condos
are selling at a bit larger discount and
staying on the market about three times
longer than single family homes. The
discount of list price to sold price of
condos was 95.2 percent with an aver-
of 89 days on the market vs. 97.8
percent discount and 27 days for single
family homes which is almost half the
time on the market compared to July
2015.”
A special thanks to Hayden Jennings
of Hayden Jennings Properties for providing information regarding the status
of real estate on Daniel Island.
Hayden Jennings
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1190 Barfield Street $430,000 SOLD
1541 Mitchell Wharf Street $850,000 SOLD
1225 Blakeway Street 602 $240,000 SOLD
1782 Pierce Street $775,000 SOLD
124 Brady Street $460,000 SOLD
333 Ralston Creek Street $1,200,000 SOLD
114 Currier Street $627,000 SOLD
130 River Landing Drive 3213 $158,000 SOLD
26 Dalton Street $985,000 SOLD
1401 Elfe Street $445,000 SOLD
162 Etiwan Park Street $550,000 SOLD
200 River Landing Drive H309 $401,000 SOLD
144 Etiwan Park Street $553,000 SOLD
1253 Smythe Street $836,000 SOLD
2544 Gatewood Street $875,000 SOLD
1881 Village Crossing Drive $940,000 SOLD
6051 Grand Council Street $669,000 SOLD
3019 Viscount Street $670,000 SOLD
298 Island Park Drive $770,000 SOLD
1498 Wando Landing Street $810,000 SOLD
2525 Josiah Street $607,865 SOLD
1403 Wando View Street $862,500 SOLD
5 Lafar Street $810,000 SOLD
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The best thing you ate all month:
Sermets Courtyard gets rave reviews
When describing price, portion size, and availability
on the regular menu, this reader gushed, “It’s a keeper on
the menu and more than fair in price and portion. Always
consistently perfect and always the only thing to order (for
me),” but also noted, “Their other dishes are also wonderful
but this is my favorite. Don’t forget the coconut tres leches
for dessert!”
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[email protected]
This column is sponsored by Chase Payne Law Firm and
Paisley of Daniel Island.
Crystal Klimavicz of Daniel Island said the best thing
she ate all month came from Sermet’s Courtyard on Daniel
Island.
Crystal raved about the Prince Edward Island Mussels,
“The dish is overflowing with sea-faring, mollusk delights.
The broth is heavenly, with just the right amount of oil and
herbs to produce a delicious concoction in which to dip your
mussels and, of course, the accompanying bread, until the
bowl has been wiped clean.”
No matter the price, Crystal noted she would order the
mussels… “But it costs about $12,” adding, “The portion
size is perfect as an app for two to share, or a meal for one
and then touch them if you dare. This appetizer is always
on the menu. If they sought to remove it, I may just need to
petition that wayward decision. This is a dish that leaves no
doubt that I should never cook at home and always go out.”
Crystal was not the only reader raving about Sermets
Courtyard. One anonymous reader replied to our online
Crystal Klimavicz of Daniel Island raved about the Prince
Edward Island Mussels from Sermet’s Courtyard on Daniel
Island.
Noshing Nirvana survey (https://www.surveymonkey.
com/r/7VNR3ZT) that the best food he or she ate all month
was the braised beef short ribs with ancho chili-apricot
glaze, which the reader described as being served on “moist
risotto and the glaze just pools around the meat that is like
butter tender.”
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because you couldn’t stop horking it down)?
3) Can you describe what made the dish so magical? Be
sure to speak slowly...
4) Dish more on the dish, if you can - price, portion size,
availability on regular menu, and the psychological repercussions of consuming something so rad.
5) Please email a photo of your to-die-for dish and responses to the four questions above (don’t leave any out!) to
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104 Royal Assy Dr........................$4200
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500 Bucksley Ln. #105 ...............$1400
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500 Bucksley Ln.................................$1695
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5,500SF, 6 Bedrooms - Golf course views front and back! Large over-the-top kitchen. Luxury master
suit. Enjoy 5 porches on this home! www.47ironbottomlane.com
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4630 sq ft, 6 bedrooms. Beautiful, high quality construction.
Custom home with beautiful finishes.
Tricia Peterson 843-847-1762
4463SF 5 Bdrms – Backing to water views/marsh, this JD Smith Built home has open plan with office,
stacked rear screened porches, elevator and views! Bonus room and guest suite.
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2,752 SF, 3Bdrms,3.5 baths. Meticulously maintained home with
tons of upgrades including a true Charleston garden and courtyard.
Numerous outdoor porches allow you to enjoy the Lowcountry
lifestyle.
Holly Buceti 843-442-5218
309 Gunboat Lane................................... $969,000
3412 SF, 5 Bdrms – Located on one of the best Daniel sland
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3,760 SF 5 Bdrm - Custom built home. 3 car garage. .45 acre
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214 Clouter Creek........................$499,000
2572SF 4Bdrms plus large media room. Main Floor master
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