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Fort Pemberton Opens, Graves Touched, Virus Alert | Charleston News
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Fort Pemberton Park just opened on James Island — a stunning 8.7-acre waterfront oasis with fishing docks, kayak launches, walking paths, and picnic spots, plus accessible entrances for all. Once a Civil War fort and later farmland, it’s now a public gem where you might spot eagles, foxes, or armadillos. The ribbon-cutting is July 29 at 9 AM. Meanwhile, The Citadel is carefully excavating 54 possible 19th-century graves near Johnson Hagood Stadium. In the Lowcountry, West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes — watch for fever, headache, and joint pain. And North Charleston’s new youth violence initiative aims to mentor kids, teach job skills, and provide essentials to build a safer, brighter future.
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