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Charleston Fire Department honors 9 firefighters killed 19 years ago in Sofa Super Store fire

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By Caroline Spikes
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The Charleston Fire Department held its annual tribute Thursday to honor nine firefighters who died 19 years ago when the Sofa Super Store caught fire. June 18, 2007, left families across the Lowcountry with grief they continue to carry. The department held a ceremony to remember the nine lives lost. “Everybody knows why we’re here tonight, but if you’re a firefighter and you hear that bell, it frames it just a little bit differently,” Charleston Fire Chief Dan Curia said.
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SC Kinship Council discusses statewide initiative to advocate for caretakers

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By Caroline Spikes
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The South Carolina Kinship Council met in the Lowcountry to discuss accomplishments from the past year, including the “A Home for Every Child Program.” The council discussed the statewide initiative, which was launched in November of last year.
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Berkeley County coroner warns of heat stroke dangers after Lowcountry man’s death

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By Caroline Spikes
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — After a Lowcountry man died after a heat-related incident, the Berkeley County Coroner’s Office reminds everyone of the extreme risks associated with extreme conditions. Berkeley County Coroner Darnell Hartwell said it’s critical to know the signs of heat stroke, including slurred speech, blurred vision, and not being able to walk steadily. Though exact numbers are not available, Hartwell said the county typically sees two to three heat-related deaths a year.
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