Issues

This page explains how the issues pertain to the Lowcountry water quality and general overview of topics.

Bluffton launches social network for May River

Bluffton Today veteran reporter Frank Morris has a comprehensive story about the Town of Bluffton's new efforts to get people to care for and clean up the May River.

Read the Bluffton Today story here.

Beaufort County offers electronics recycling, shredding

The Beaufort County Division of Solid Waste and Recycling has scheduled a special electronics goods collection and document shredding Event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 6.

The event was planned as a convenience to citizens after the state made it illegal to dump electronics in the landfill. Residents are encouraged to bring their broken computers, televisions, and other electronic appliances for disposal. Secure shredding of personal and tax documents will also be provided at this event.

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Bluffton launches initiatives to clean up the May River

(Editor's note: The following media advisory was issued by the Town Of Bluffton, S.C.)

The May River's problems -- from water pollution to oyster bed closures – are often in the news these days. What you aren't hearing about are the solutions. The Town of Bluffton, in partnership with surrounding Beaufort County, has started an environmental awareness initiative, called "Neighbors for Clean Water."

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Some common sense tips for taking Fido to the beach

Taking your dog to the beach or sandbar can be fun for your pet, but the wild creatures that live there deserve some respect.

Read the Associated Press story via Bluffton Today here.

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