Charleston dedicating park to abuse prevention (access required)

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The City of Charleston is joining with child protection groups in dedicating a small park in the South Carolina city's historic district. Mayor Joe Riley joins representatives of the Lowcountry Children's Center and the Children's Trust of South Carolina on Monday in dedicating the park to an effort to prevent child abuse. April ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Charleston dedicating park to abuse prevention

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