Новости за 05.10.2016

NEW YORK — It was roughly 15 years ago that a high school student from Virginia named Ryan Speedo Green first visited the Metropolitan Opera on a school trip.

BARLEY, Jim, Idaho

BROWN, Sylvia Ella, 59, of Charleston died Monday. Arrangements by Dorothy’s Home for Funerals.

Foccacia, the Italian bread, has become an all-purpose bread. It can be a munchie, a starter, a bread for a meal.

The Republican Party’s politicians have mostly surrendered to Donald Trump. The Republican Party’s entertainers have mostly been enthusiastic about his candidacy. But the conservative intelligentsia — journalists, think-tankers and academics — has been conspicuous in its resistance.

U.S. Sen. Tim Scott’s series of emotional speeches on race relations and law enforcement in American became the subject of brief discussion during the vice presidential debate Tuesday evening.

As many Lowcountry governments are cutting back their recycling programs, Berkeley County is moving forward with a partnership that promises a state-of-the-art recycling facility. Still, some question if it will work.

Heavy traffic gridlocked roadways in downtown Charleston, West Ashley, James Island and the surrounding area well into Tuesday evening after state and local officials issued warnings to residents on the potential impact of Hurricane Matthew.

CLEMSON — And now, Clemson presents, the rest of the season.

Charleston County Council Chairman Elliott Summey presents himself as the public champion of the Interstate 526 extension. But he has met quietly with opposition groups for more than a year, working to shut it down.

Most government offices, schools, and events will be canceled or postponed due to the threat of Hurricane Matthew. Also, some agencies are supplying free sandbags for low-lying areas.

NEW YORK — Americans are expected to spend at a faster clip than last year for the critical holiday season, helped by an economy that should only continue to pick up, according to the nation’s largest retail industry trade group.

Water, batteries, flashlights and canned foods were hot commodities Tuesday as residents prepared for whatever Hurricane Matthew would bring to the area.

North Carolina had four individuals place in the top 20, led by medalist Kelly Whaley, and overtook Furman to win the 2016 Cougar Classic women’s college golf tournament Tuesday at Yeamans Hall Club.

The nation’s largest solar energy installer has plugged the Charleston market into its expansion plans. The move by SolarCity Corp. marks its entry into South Carolina.

Ingevity’s new North Charleston innovation center is now open, three years after officials announced plans to add jobs here.

If you live in a coastal community, Gov. Nikki Haley called for you to begin evacuating as early as Wednesday afternoon.

The eleventh hour attention on Dorchester County’s $43 million referendum could raise voter awareness, according to a political expert.

With the threat of a hurricane dampening the opening of a luxury hotel on Charleston Harbor, Patriots Point officials are looking forward to the extra income to help keep the Yorktown afloat.

With the threat of a hurricane dampening the opening of a luxury hotel on Charleston Harbor, Patriots Point officials are looking forward to the extra income to help keep the Yorktown afloat.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina opened men’s basketball practice this week with seven new players, but the same expectations of a program that narrowly missed the NCAA Tournament last season.

A man suffered a gunshot wound to the leg Tuesday near the corner of Coming and Beaufain streets.

The State Ports Authority will restrict cargo shipments on Wednesday and then close its container terminals for the rest of the week starting Thursday as Hurricane Matthew threatens the Carolinas coast.

Those fighting to protect the former Charleston Naval Base’s historic hospital district have a new big gun on their side, as the National Trust for Historic Preservation added the district to its 11 Most Endangered Places list.

Goose Creek quarterback Darique Hampton is The Post and Courier high school football player of the week for his performance in the Gators’ 29-28 victory over Ashley Ridge on Friday. Hampton completed 19 of 29 passes for 236 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 80 yards and another touchdown.