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The main a Also scheduled to perform is Patty Wagstaff, flying one of the most thrilling, low-level aerobatic routines in the world. Her breathtaking performances give spectators a front-row seat view of the precision and complexity of modern, unlimited hard-core aerobatics. Additionally, there will be a variety of aircraft showcased from historic warbirds to modern-day fighters. Another "don't miss" event making its grand appearance is the Boeing 747 Dreamlifter of which there are only two in the world! This event is open to the public and is guaranteed to have something for everyone. Air Expo 2008 gives the community the opportunity to get up close and personal with its military heritage. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and admission and parking are free! Don't miss out on Charleston's Air Expo 2008!
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So now that spring has arrived, without-a-doubt summer is right around the corner! And for some parents and children, thoughts of summer camp are beginning to stir. Lucky for them that a brand new guide for the available 2008 Summer Camps in the Charleston area has just been published! Whether you're child is into arts or sports, there is bound to be a camp that will fit their fancy. There are plenty of options this summer for everyone. The guide even includes an article From Arts To Sports, Find Right Summer Program For Child, Family Budget. So if you're looking for a camp this summer for your youngster, then this guide will be your best resource in seeing all that is available and also in deciding which one suits your family best. Here's to a great summer!
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This family-friendly festival is a favorite of Charleston locals and visitors alike, offering fantastic food and fun! This year's festival will be on April 6th from 12 pm - 6 pm. Tickets will be available at the gate for only $10, and if you're 12 or under, you get in free! The entire festival will be set with the sounds of original Louisiana Zydeco music, and the highlight of the festival is the incredible cuisine served. You'll find favorites like jambalaya, fried crawfish tails, boiled crawfish, etouffe, red rice, Andouillee sausage, alligator, and more!
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After 9 long years and many donations later, Pet Helpers "dream" has finally come true! Phase one of their 14,000 square foot state-of-the-art Adoption Center and Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic is complete. On Saturday, March 29th Pet Helpers is officially opening their doors to the public. City officials and Pet Helpers staff will mark the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 12 noon, followed by a day of celebration featuring meet and greets with adoptable animals and family-friendly activities. Kids will enjoy games, coloring, a jump castle, face-painting and much more. Grown-ups will get to talk with local experts, including a top dog trainer, a local veterinarian, and even a pet psychic.
Pet Helpers' new center is more than just a traditional shelter, it will incorporate innovative design features that will enable people and animals to more easily connect.
For thirty years, Pet Helpers has consistently been a leader in working to stop pet overpopulation, address animal cruelty, and shelter all animals taken in until adoption.
Thanks, Pet Helpers, for all your hard work.
CHARLESTON 9 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
State lawmakers have approved a bill that would name a four-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 17 for the nine Charleston firefighters killed in the tragic Sofa Super Store fire that happened on June 18. A local newspaper is reporting that a portion of the road will be named the "Charleston Nine Memorial Highway."
The stretch of road runs by the Sofa Super Store site on Savannah Highway in Charleston; the City hopes to turn the site into a memorial. Details for the site have not been released yet, but we will be sure to share that with everyone when that information become available.
Many locals, much like us, feel that this is long overdue. Our Prayers go out to their families and friends.
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We are The HART of Charleston Real Estate. Our expertise will help guide you through the process of buying or selling real estate in the Charleston area. We love this beautiful city, and you will too!
Jim and Maria are a husband and wife team based in Charleston, South Carolina. They proudly service the entire greater Charleston area, including Mount Pleasant, Daniel Island, Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, James Island, Folly 
Beach, Johns Island, Wadmalaw Island, Kiawah and Seabrook Islands, West Ashley, North Charleston, and Summerville.
The Charleston area is a wonderful place to live, work, and just enjoy life. Both Jim and Maria are Charleston natives, and were fortunate to be able to grow up in such a beautiful city. The area's temperate climate makes outdoor activity a year-round pursuit. Opportunities for golf, sailing, fishing or just about any other outdoor activity are always close at hand. The fine restaurants, renowned arts, exclusive shopping, prominent spas, and of course romanticism thrive in an area bursting with so much history and charm.
Between the two of them, they have a wealth of knowledge of Charleston. This knowledge can help them provide both buyers and sellers with complete and professional levels of real estate services. They're committed to working hard for you, whether it be finding your dream home or selling the one you're currently in.
Jim and Maria specialize with families in transition; from families expecting a new baby to couples looking to downsize, from a single individual looking for their first home to the newlyweds looking to find the best home for the best price. Jim and Maria feel that they are blessed knowing that everyone they help will move one step closer to achieving their goals. As a couple, they focus on their clients to ensure that all of their needs and wants are met.
"We just wanted to thank you for everything you did for us. We were getting nervous in our previous situation and you both came in with a plan and eased our minds greatly. You both handled any situation that arose and were so helpful in getting the house SOLD." ~Greg and Kelly C.
"I am writing this in the living room of my awesome new home. Thank you so much for all of your help. You guys are the best." ~Lucia H.
"You were so great to work with in helping us get our new home. We will always be grateful to you." ~Julie W. and Ed C.
"Thank you so much for all of your help! No matter how many houses we wanted to see, you were happy to show them all to us. And you were absolutely amazing with getting our house sold so quickly! We couldn't be happier!" ~Mel and Mary D.
"I thank you and Jim for all you have done...LIFE is wonderful because of people like you...I feel blessed to have met both of you! Thanks...." ~Joe T.
"You know the high regard both of us have for you, and we just want you to know how much we appreciate your hard work and commitment in a challenging market. Thank YOU!" ~Ron and Marilyn F. "Jim and Maria did an outstanding job! We would recommend them to any buyer or seller and would look them up again if we need them." ~John and Susan J. "Jim and Maria were wonderful to work with. Even though we were working with them from out of state, they were always available to assist us whenever needed. We would highly recommend them." ~Russ & Kelly B. "We just want to thank you for everything. You made the whole [buying] experience excellent." ~Ron & Dora F. "On a scale of 1 to 10, Jim and Maria score a 200!! Thank you so much! We LOVE our new house!" ~Corey and MaryBeth E.
"Maria & Jim Hart ---- the ideal Realtors --- dependable, honest, trustworthy, efficient & knowledgeable --- they make quite a team. AgentOwned is very proud to have them in the family." ~Liz Loadholt
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