New Music, Cooper River Bridge Run, Return of the King & more  at March 11 2nd Sunday on King Street Southern Flavor Bluegrass Band will join 2nd Sunday on King Street in March. Members George Del Porto, FB Del Porto, Anthony Del Porto and Jared Fisher will all be on hand. Luke Wilson, Andrew Berger-Gross and Carolyn Upchurch of the Steady Hand String Band will also perform. Look for 2nd Sunday regulars Matt Lohan, Michael Lindsey, Marty Young, Austin Fitzhenry and The Honeybees.  Ken Burger will be on hand at the 2nd Sunday Info Tent at Wentworth to talk Charleston and sign copies of his book, Baptized in Sweet Tea. Author Millie West will be at Reinert LePrince Fine Art signing her new novel The Cast Net. There will be refreshments from Chucktown Tavern, and Reinert's 2nd Sunday on King Street cards will be available for purchase. Sign up for the Cooper River Bridge Run Purchase--or win--tickets to the Charleston Symphony Orchestra League's fantastic 2012 Designer Showhouse Yoga in the street with Lululemon click here to register March is the month for the return of the King, King of Pops that is. Andy McCarthy will serve his Savannah Bee Popsicles made with local Charleston Honey on Lower King Street. Welcome back, Andy. Don't forget brunch! Halls Chophouse, Closed for Business, The Macintosh, Barsa and The Swamp Fox are open on Upper King Street for your Sunday morning Eggs Benedict. Park at the Visitor's Center Garage, Hutson Street or the Francis Marion and walk to 2nd Sunday. Leaf Cafe + Bar offers Leaf Benedict: filet mignon, smoked salmon, crabcake, or braised pork belly, poached eggs, toasted brioche and hollandaise with a tasty Bloody Mary. They also feature alfresco dining, and a City parking garage right across the street. Food, music, shopping, fun. Join us at 2nd Sunday, won't you? 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, Sunday, March 11, Queen Street to Calhoun. Come to the Information Tent for your free parking vouchers, good in most City Garages downtown. Learn more at www.2ndsundayonkingstreet.com.

Come Join Us for March

TGIFF

When: Friday March 2^nd, 7 PM

Hosted by: John and Corinne Morgan

Where: 354 Grand Park Blvd

Adults Only

No need to RSVP

Please bring your own refreshments and an appetizer to share.

The next Board meeting is scheduled for February 23rd at 4pm

PROPOSED CLEMENTS FERRY ROAD (S-33) WIDENING PROJECT Berkeley County Public Information Meeting Meeting: Tuesday, January 31, 2012, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., in the Daniel Island School multi-purpose room, located at 2365 Daniel Island Drive, Charleston, SC 29492 on Daniel Island. The meeting will have a drop-in format, with displays for viewing. A formal presentation will not be given during this time. Parking will be available in the northern lot beside the school on Barfield Street which is adjacent to the Berkeley County Library. In the future, if an official Public Hearing is held, a formal presentation will be given during the meeting and citizens will have the opportunity to make formal, verbal comments immediately following. Purpose: To provide information and solicit feedback from area residents concerning the proposed widening of Clements Ferry Road, beginning at I-526 and ending at S-8-119 (Jack Primus Road). Another purpose of the meeting will be to gather information from the public or any interested organization, on historic or cultural resources in the area. Engineering, Right-of-way and Environmental personnel from the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and Berkeley County will be available to answer questions. This major road improvement project is being funded through the Berkeley County One Percent Sales and Use Tax funds. Contact: Additional information concerning the project may be obtained by contacting Frank Carson, Berkeley County Engineer at 843-719-3800 ext. 4179 or Brent Rewis, SCDOT Program Manager at 803-737-7903 in Columbia, SC. Persons with disabilities who may require special accommodations should contact Ms. Lis Bleasdale at 803-737-1345. Berkeley County Government and South Carolina Department of Transportation

The next BH Board meeting is scheduled for Thursday February 23rd at 4pm located at the Ruins

The Charleston Police Department invites residents and merchants to complete an online Citizen Satisfaction Survey. We look at this survey periodically to evaluate citizen interaction with officers, dispatchers, records staff, and other members of the department. Please go to http://www.charleston-pd.org/ , click on the Citizen Satisfaction Survey on the home-page and follow the link. It only takes a few minutes.

Please forward to any neighborhood e-mail lists, church or business e-mail lists or other social media you may have access to with persons who might have had interaction with the Police Department over the last year.

Thank you,

Sgt. Shelor

Charleston Police Crime Prevention / Community Relations