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April 8, 2016

• How I Live the Lowcountry: Hilton Head Island’s Martin Lesch
• Lucas: Hilton Head museum times educational series with horseshoe crab spawning season
• Bloom Senior Living offers free online CEU course
• Hardeeville hospital to provide health services to water and sewer authority
• Area organizations to hold free health and wellness conference
• Free cancer training seminar offered on St. Helena
• Your 15 feel good photos from Lowcountry this week
• Hilton Head woman uses yoga to cope with illness, inspires thousands on Instagram
• Body found in burning St. Helena shed may be homicide victim
• Competitive Hilton Head chef to represent S.C. at James Beard House
• The cost of a date when you were born
• Biting midges on the swarm in Beaufort County
• Beaufort, Port Royal look to build on strong tourism year
• Body found in burning St. Helena shed may be homicide victim
• Beaufort again working to start community garden
• Port Royal’s Pluff Mudd Coffee Company opens
• Beaufort woman charged in theft of Social Security checks at Seneca nursing home
• Georgia man cleaning gun shoots himself, dog
• DNA connects Bluffton man to 2 more burglaries
• Calvin Green
• What are the least stressful jobs?
• SC GOP’s national delegate race drawing big interest
• Wet, watery fun at Riverbanks Zoo’s Waterfall Junction opening
• Pitts: Though sometimes necessary, war is never good
• Fried snakes found in NC utility box surprise workers
• Our view: New times call for new strategies across county
• Letter: School board deserves award
• Letter: Help dreams come true
• Letter: Arts center makes no sense
• Letter: Gas tax shows political problems
• Letter: Beware the total public cost of arts center
• Letter: Sea Pines Circle isn’t broken
• Letter: Trump the uniter
• Letter: Beaufort desperately needs alternate landing field
• Coligny shuttle brings relief to south-end ticketholders, businesses
• High school sports, April 8: Bases-loaded walk lifts Whale Branch in softball
• 6 Hilton Head Prep athletes sign to compete at the college level