The Island Connection Newspaper serves all residents of our beloved SC Barrier Islands- Kiawah, Seabrook and Bohicket Marina. The Island Connection is published Free of Charge, published bi-weekly.
United States of America (Press Release) May 4, 2008 --
"It's a lot of fun living in South Carolina, but especially living by the ocean! Living on the Islands also comes with having a special seasonal awareness and certain Civic Responsibilities. Reporting these and keeping SC Islanders informed is how "The Island Connection" was born.
The outpouring of Community support we have experienced in this past year is nothing short of phenomenal and now we are about to celebrate our first Anniversary this month, on May 16th, 2008!" - The Island Connection Spokesperson
"About 3 years ago we launched The Island Eye News, the free News Service to folks dwelling on our South Carolina Islands: Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, Goat Island and Dewees. It soon became apparent that there was just too much Island News that needed to be covered.
From that labor of love, (The Island Eye News), came The Island Connection Newspaper...and we are already having our first Anniversary!
The outpouring of Community support we have experienced in just one short year has been outstanding! We are truly grateful and look forward to serving the people of the Islands for many more years to come."
Soon to have it's official launch is another Island News Source from Lucky Dog Publishing:
"South of the Stono" - "Preserving Island Character Through Communication." http://www.southofthestono.sc
"South of the Stono" Example Topics For Release 2008:
* Local News * PetExpo 2008
* Man Gets Eaten by Fish...and other Tall Tales
* Dog saves local shopkeep * Sweet Corn Festival
* New building against code
* Roseank Farms Art Festival * Civic News *
* Traffic study shows Johns Island...
* Plowground Road Rezoned for...
* New pond zoned buildable conservation * Upcoming Island Events
* Bobcat Ball * LEAP Fundraiser * ...and More Calendar Events
"We have a lot of fun with the The Island Connection Newspaper, but also we feel it is our obligation to report what is REALLY going on in South Carolina as it relates to Island Life. This includes vital Civic Information and Emergency Preparedness," states Kristin Hackler, Assistant Editor.
"The Island Connection exists to serve the interest of all residents of our beloved SC Barrier Islands - Kiawah, Seabrook and Bohicket Marina. The Island Connection is published every two weeks by
Lucky Dog Publishing and is delivered to over 5000 island residents and local businesses free of charge."
According to Graphic Designer and Lucky Dog Publishing Spokesperson, Swan Richards,"The Island Connection Newspaper serves as a vital link for more than just current subjects of interest and entertainment. The Island Connection, is a Kiawah, Seabrook Island and Bohicket Marina Community resource for matters of public safety, Crime Watch, Notable Events and Hurricane Preparedness."
Some Topics Covered in "The Island Connection" Newspaper:
Hurricane Readiness in Coastal South Carolina
Study Provided by the Charleston County Emergency Preparedness Division
"According to a recent survey conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health from June 18 - July 10, 2007, for their Project on the Public and Biological Security, coastal South Carolina still seems to need to take further action in educating its residents about hurricane preparedness.
Among the counties surveyed, which include Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester, Georgetown, Horry and Jasper counties. To see the results of the study and for more information about Hurricane Preparedness: visit: http://islandconnectionnews.com/archives/hurricanePrep.htm "
Current Issue: The Island Connection | Volume 2 Issue 1 May 2, 2008 | Island Connection turns one year old, Happy Birthday!
Image: Current and past presidents of the Seabrook Island Garden Club: Dot Bostock, Charlotte Moran, Betsy Turner, Janet Sbihli, Lee Hurd, Nancy Keysner, Cindy Willis and June Beersman. http://islandconnectionnews.com/Index.htm
Key:
The Island Connection Turns 1 Year Old - The News for Kiawah, Seabrook and Bohicket Marina. "Happy Birthday to The Island Connection News! Front Cover Featuring: 1st Year Anniversary Celebration and the Current and past presidents of the Seabrook Island Garden Club."
The outpouring of Community support we have experienced in this past year is nothing short of phenomenal and now we are about to celebrate our first Anniversary this month, on May 16th, 2008!" - The Island Connection Spokesperson
"About 3 years ago we launched The Island Eye News, the free News Service to folks dwelling on our South Carolina Islands: Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, Goat Island and Dewees. It soon became apparent that there was just too much Island News that needed to be covered.
From that labor of love, (The Island Eye News), came The Island Connection Newspaper...and we are already having our first Anniversary!
The outpouring of Community support we have experienced in just one short year has been outstanding! We are truly grateful and look forward to serving the people of the Islands for many more years to come."
Soon to have it's official launch is another Island News Source from Lucky Dog Publishing:
"South of the Stono" - "Preserving Island Character Through Communication." http://www.southofthestono.sc
"South of the Stono" Example Topics For Release 2008:
* Local News * PetExpo 2008
* Man Gets Eaten by Fish...and other Tall Tales
* Dog saves local shopkeep * Sweet Corn Festival
* New building against code
* Roseank Farms Art Festival * Civic News *
* Traffic study shows Johns Island...
* Plowground Road Rezoned for...
* New pond zoned buildable conservation * Upcoming Island Events
* Bobcat Ball * LEAP Fundraiser * ...and More Calendar Events
"We have a lot of fun with the The Island Connection Newspaper, but also we feel it is our obligation to report what is REALLY going on in South Carolina as it relates to Island Life. This includes vital Civic Information and Emergency Preparedness," states Kristin Hackler, Assistant Editor.
"The Island Connection exists to serve the interest of all residents of our beloved SC Barrier Islands - Kiawah, Seabrook and Bohicket Marina. The Island Connection is published every two weeks by
Lucky Dog Publishing and is delivered to over 5000 island residents and local businesses free of charge."
According to Graphic Designer and Lucky Dog Publishing Spokesperson, Swan Richards,"The Island Connection Newspaper serves as a vital link for more than just current subjects of interest and entertainment. The Island Connection, is a Kiawah, Seabrook Island and Bohicket Marina Community resource for matters of public safety, Crime Watch, Notable Events and Hurricane Preparedness."
Some Topics Covered in "The Island Connection" Newspaper:
Hurricane Readiness in Coastal South Carolina
Study Provided by the Charleston County Emergency Preparedness Division
"According to a recent survey conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health from June 18 - July 10, 2007, for their Project on the Public and Biological Security, coastal South Carolina still seems to need to take further action in educating its residents about hurricane preparedness.
Among the counties surveyed, which include Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester, Georgetown, Horry and Jasper counties. To see the results of the study and for more information about Hurricane Preparedness: visit: http://islandconnectionnews.com/archives/hurricanePrep.htm "
Current Issue: The Island Connection | Volume 2 Issue 1 May 2, 2008 | Island Connection turns one year old, Happy Birthday!
Image: Current and past presidents of the Seabrook Island Garden Club: Dot Bostock, Charlotte Moran, Betsy Turner, Janet Sbihli, Lee Hurd, Nancy Keysner, Cindy Willis and June Beersman. http://islandconnectionnews.com/Index.htm
Key:
The Island Connection Turns 1 Year Old - The News for Kiawah, Seabrook and Bohicket Marina. "Happy Birthday to The Island Connection News! Front Cover Featuring: 1st Year Anniversary Celebration and the Current and past presidents of the Seabrook Island Garden Club."
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