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MAKING ‘OMAR,’ SPOLETO FESTIVAL’S OPERA ABOUT AN ENSLAVED MUSLIM SCHOLAR IN THE
CAROLINAS







MORNING EDITION

Wednesday, June 1, 2022 — All the news you need to know to start your day.




ABOVE-NORMAL HURRICANE SEASON EXPECTED


2022 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON OFFICIALLY STARTS JUNE 1, BUT TROPICAL ACTIVITY
IS ALREADY BREWING

An above-normal season is being predicted again this year. The National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration’s projection calls for a 70 percent probability
of 14 to 21 named storms, six to 10 hurricanes and three to six major
hurricanes, said Rick Spinrad, the agency’s administrator. Read more




MORNING HIGHLIGHTS

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Palmetto Politics

DEMOCRAT IN SC GOVERNOR PRIMARY MIA MCLEOD ACCUSES RIVAL JOE CUNNINGHAM OF
DUCKING DEBATE


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Clemson

MONTE LEE OUT AS CLEMSON’S BASEBALL COACH, HOPES TO COACH IN 2023


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News

10 PEOPLE HOSPITALIZED IN MEMORIAL DAY MASS SHOOTING ON CHARLESTON’S EAST SIDE











Spoleto | Read all of our coverage from Spoleto Festival USA and Piccolo
Spoleto, taking place May 27 through June 12 in Charleston. Read the latest
here.


ENVIRONMENTAL


GET THEM FRESH: COMMERCIAL SHRIMP SEASON TO OPEN AT 8 A.M. WEDNESDAY

Opening date for the S.C. shrimp season is set each year based on the conditions
of the shrimp; sampling is done in late spring by biologists onboard commercial
and agency vessels.




HILTON HEAD SEA TURTLE PATROL PROTECTS NESTS, BUT TURTLES STILL DYING DUE TO
HUMAN ACTIONS

“If we’re taking out as many as we’re putting in, are we really recovering?”
asked Amber Kuehn, the group’s leader.




UNCLEAR HOW MUCH LONGER COLUMBIA’S SMELLY, EARTHY-TASTING WATER WILL LAST

After an unexpected growth in algae in Lake Murray and the Broad River over
Memorial Day Weekend, Columbia Water are working to remove an earthy taste from
the water. West Columbia and the city of Cayce are also experiencing similar
issues. 




I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM

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WE TRIED 25 ICE CREAM FLAVORS AT ODDFELLOWS IN 1 DAY AS PART OF NEW PASSPORT
PROGRAM

 * By Kalyn Oyer koyer@postandcourier.com
 * 

Have you ever walked into an ice cream parlor and wished you could try every
flavor waiting in the rows of glassed-in tubs?


Special Report


UNCOVERED


SHINING A LIGHT ON SOUTH CAROLINA CORRUPTION AND MISCONDUCT.

Read our latest coverage.



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POLICE RELEASE VIDEO OF SC ASST. PRINCIPAL ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING STUDENT TO
REFUTE DISTRICT

The Cayce Police Department released video footage showing a Brookland-Cayce
High School assistant principal throwing a student to the ground to refute
school district leaders who questioned his arrest.

The Cayce Police Department released video footage showing a Brookland-Cayce
High School assistant principal throwing a student to the ground to rebut school
district leaders who questioned his arrest. Read more





LATEST NEWS

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POLICE RELEASE VIDEO OF SC ASST. PRINCIPAL ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING STUDENT TO
REFUTE DISTRICT

 * 4 hrs ago


Clemson

POSSIBLE ‘INVEST BIG’ CLEMSON BASEBALL TARGETS: MCDONNELL, O’SULLIVAN

 * 5 hrs ago


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WE TRIED 25 ICE CREAM FLAVORS AT ODDFELLOWS IN 1 DAY AS PART OF NEW PASSPORT
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TODAY’S TOP HEADLINES







REVIEWS FROM SPOLETO

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SPOLETO REVIEW: ‘OMAR’ MOVES FORWARD A CRUCIAL AMERICAN STORY, AND OPERA, TOO

Why has the first-person account of an enslaved African’s journey from the place
of origin through to his life in captivity — inarguably the embodiment of the
most consequential, repercussive and tragically human event of the collective
American experience — taken so long to find its way to an opera stage? Read more



SPOLETO REVIEW: A FLIPPED AND SPINNING ‘LA BOHEME’ SHIFTS THE FOCUS TO FIRST
LOVE

At Spoleto Festival USA, Yuval Sharon’s “La boheme” reverses the plot — on a
revolving stage.  Read more



SPOLETO REVIEW: WILSON’S ‘POWER’ IS FULL OF SPIRIT

“POWER” is a reimagining of an obscure Black Shaker community in Philadelphia
led by Mother Rebecca Cox Jackson in the 1800s. Read more



SPOLETO REVIEW: ‘UNHOLY WARS’ BURIES BAROQUE NOTIONS IN STIRRING SONG AND SOIL

The work, which was conceived and is performed by celebrated tenor Karim
Sulayman, made its world premiere May 29 at Spoleto Festival USA. Read more



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COLUMBIA

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POLICE RELEASE VIDEO OF SC ASST. PRINCIPAL ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING STUDENT TO
REFUTE DISTRICT


 * Unclear how much longer Columbia’s smelly, earthy-tasting water will last
 * West Columbia pharma company recalls more than 2M doses of generic drugs
 * Former Charleston superintendent to serve in interim for Lexington-area
   school district

GREENVILLE

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GREENVILLE NONPROFIT ANCHORS NEW JUDSON MILL COWORKING SPACE


 * Refill store cuts single-use plastic, seeks Greenville community connection
 * Tacos & Tequila Fiesta returns to form in a new location
 * Southern Greenville subdivision along Reedy River approved

MYRTLE BEACH

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FOUNDING MYRTLE BEACH COMPANY, BURROUGHS & CHAPIN, NAMES NEW CHAIRWOMAN


 * SC approves Santee Cooper land sales and donation for possible VA cemetery
 * Pilot killed after banner plane crash at North Myrtle Beach airport, FAA
   investigating
 * Nearly 200 townhomes planned for crossroads near Little River attracting more
   development

SPARTANBURG

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ABANDONED BUILDINGS IN SPARTANBURG COUNTY THE FOCUS OF WOFFORD STUDY


 * Spartanburg County Council candidates share views on growth, roads
 * Brewery opens in downtown Gaffney next to Capri Theatre
 * Spartanburg foundation leads $3M push to rebuild historic house










BUSINESS

STOCKS SLIP ON WALL STREET AS MESSY MAY COMES TO A CLOSE


 * Los Angeles-based wholesale flower company to open in North Charleston
 * NJ developer plans $90M cold-storage warehouse at SC ports agency’s
   industrial park
 * Founding Myrtle Beach company, Burroughs & Chapin, names new chairwoman



FOOD

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UNIONIZED STARBUCKS STORES FACE HARD WORK OF BARGAINING


 * We tried 25 ice cream flavors at OddFellows in 1 day as part of new passport
   program
 * Charleston café earned ‘destination status’ with one-of-a-kind treats,
   community focus
 * Charleston chef to launch virtual cooking experience with home delivery
   options



POLITICS

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DEMOCRAT IN SC GOVERNOR PRIMARY MIA MCLEOD ACCUSES RIVAL JOE CUNNINGHAM OF
DUCKING DEBATE


 * Probe could shed light on police time lapse in Uvalde deaths
 * Russians, Ukrainians fight block by block in eastern city
 * President Biden sees chance of ‘rational’ Republican approach on guns



SPORTS

POSSIBLE ‘INVEST BIG’ CLEMSON BASEBALL TARGETS: MCDONNELL, O’SULLIVAN


 * Monte Lee out as Clemson’s baseball coach, hopes to coach in 2023
 * Gamecocks’ upbeat backup QB Luke Doty ready when summoned
 * Offensive lineman second public commitment for 2023 USC class; Tigers eye
   wide receiver




ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

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SPOLETO OVERVIEW 2: FIRST FESTIVAL GLIMPSES POINT TO VIBRANT, LAYERED
STORYTELLING


 * In Charleston, the new Spoleto Festival USA Chorus prepares for prime time
 * Spoleto Festival USA 2022 officially kicks off program that ‘sets a new tone’
 * Piccolo pop-ups are here, from Hampton Park movie to street dance at Housing
   Authority



EDUCATION

POLICE RELEASE VIDEO OF SC ASST. PRINCIPAL ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING STUDENT TO
REFUTE DISTRICT


 * Former Charleston superintendent to serve in interim for Lexington-area
   school district
 * Charleston County schools report high number of violent incidents, a Post and
   Courier analysis finds
 * Lexington Two school leaders back assistant principal charged with knocking
   down student

ENVIRONMENT

2022 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON OFFICIALLY STARTS JUNE 1, BUT TROPICAL ACTIVITY
IS ALREADY BREWING


 * Get them fresh: Commercial shrimp season to open at 8 a.m. Wednesday
 * Pacific season’s 1st hurricane makes landfall in Mexico
 * Construction on new Folly Pier still on schedule, projected to open spring
   2023

HEALTH

EXPERTS EXPRESS CONCERNS OF YO-YO DIETING AHEAD OF SUMMER SEASON


 * Millions could lose coverage this year when federal protection expires
 * Global shortage of imaging dye leaves South Carolina hospitals scrambling
 * Aging for Amateurs: From May Day to Memorial Day: How love changes over a
   month and a lifetime









OPINION

EDITORIAL: LET’S DO WHAT WE CAN SO THIS YEAR’S HURRICANE SEASON ISN’T A
MEMORABLE ONE


 * Editorial: Inflation might be easing, but Congress must take the long view
 * Commentary: How to make SC schools safer in the Uvalde world
 * Chapman: How Washington created the infant formula crisis



PHOTOS

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PHOTOS: SULLIVAN’S FISH CAMP SERVING UP VINTAGE VIBES


 * Photos: Sea Turtle Patrol on Hilton Head Island
 * Reader Photos: Illuminated
 * Photos: Sunset Serenade kicks off 2022 Piccolo Spoleto Festival to hundreds
   against the setting sun



UNCOVERED

EDITORIAL: AIKEN BUS SEARCHES AREN’T A CLOSE CALL. SHERIFF SHOULD END THEM NOW.


 * Chester magistrate Underwood suspended again for improper dealings with
   husband’s office
 * ‘You’re in Aiken County now’: Pattern of warrantless bus searches on I-20
   emerges
 * 2 Greenville charities finally get their money after senator sat on their
   checks

UNDERSTAND SC

UNDERSTAND SC: THE GOP PRIMARY SHOWDOWN IN SC-01


 * Understand SC: What state lawmakers did and didn’t do in 2022
 * Understand SC: What will happen in SC if Roe v. Wade is overturned
 * Understand SC: Gunfire that stopped youth baseball games sparks debate over
   how to respond




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