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October 18, 2016

• Hurricane Matthew brought wind, rain —and the potential for rabies
• Need a golf lesson? The First Tee offers its range to displaced instructors
• As Hilton Head circles back on beach renourishment, cost of hurricane’s damage unclear
• Cold front could thwart new storm brewing in Atlantic
• Jeffrey Laycock
• Tuesday football preview: Christian Academy at John Paul II
• Zion Cemetery cleanup Sunday on Hilton Head
• United Way partners with Beaufort County in Matthew recovery
• Letter: Storm generates many heroes
• Fundraiser hopes to keep ‘Lady Bernice’ shrimp trawler working after Hurricane Matthew
• Letter: Some need help with food
• Daisydene Bolles
• Letter: Tom Davis helps with tax deadline
• High school golf result: Class 4A Lower State tournament
• High school tennis result: Beaufort vs. Berkeley
• High school volleyball result: John Paul II vs. Patrick Henry
• Beaufort workshops to help businesses navigate new online payment process
• Boundary Street shift gets green light after storms
• Beaufort ready to celebrate Pat Conroy’s Lowcountry heart
• South Carolina finally catches a break with UMass in town
• Clemson RB Wayne Gallman going through concussion protocol
• If your Bluffton home has one of these tags on it, here’s who to call
• Rep. Mark Sanford’s staff to open local satellite offices Thursday
• Sand Sharks fall to unbeaten Keiser in women’s soccer
• High school volleyball result: Hilton Head Christian vs. Beaufort Academy
• Several Hilton Head Island parks reopen after Hurricane Matthew