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FEMA Assistance in the Aftermath

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After a hurricane or other natural disaster, you and your insurance company are pretty much on your own.
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Living in the Interim: FEMA Housing 2008

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Sometimes temporary housing is not really temporary. Just ask the people on the Gulf Coast who spent years in FEMA trailers after the disastrous hurricane season of 2005.
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Won't You Be My Rotten Neighbor?

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Ever wonder what it’s like to live in a certain neighborhood here in the Lowcountry? You might want to take a look at www.rottenneighbor.com.
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Three PUDS for the Price of One

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Okatie Village doesn’t exist yet, except on paper. But that doesn’t stop me from wanting to live there. A mixed-use, transit-oriented, walkable community, situated between Beaufort and Hilton Head Island? Count me in.
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What's In Season: Farmer's Markets!

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Spring is here, so the farmers markets of the Lowcountry are back in business. And with the recent surge in enthusiasm for fresh, local foods, business is better than ever.
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Scrumptious Soft-Shell Crabs

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One of the joys of living in the Lowcountry is soft-shell crab season. And it is deliciously imminent. As a matter of fact, by the time you have this newspaper in your hand, the season may be already be upon us.
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