#Keith Summey

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R. Keith Summey Fr. Mayor of N. Charleston, SC

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R. Keith Summey Mayor of North Charleston, SC

Mayor Summey at the Park Circle Grand Opening looking highly fuckable as usual. Damn fuckable.

On A Side Note: In all the years I've been admiring Keith, this is the first time I've seen him and wife showing some affection in public. I wonder if that lawsuit have anything to do with it.

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Keith Summey

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North Charleston mandates vaccines for employees

North Charleston mandates vaccines for employees

The metropolis of North Charleston is now mandating vaccinations for all metropolis employees.Mayor Keith Summey made the announcement yesterday in an internet video shared on the town’s Facebook web page.He stated the choice wasn’t straightforward, however he maintains it has develop into a needed step to curb the unfold of the coronavirus. WATCH MORE “To achieve and maintain a workplace that is…

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NATIONAL SAY SOMETHING NICE DAY

On National Say Something Nice Day we have an opportunity to make June 1st extra pleasant for everyone.

The purpose of this holiday is to counteract bullying and the lack of civility and common courtesy that is growing among people in today’s world. Hopefully, the practice of saying something nice today will continue into all tomorrows.

When we were young, many of us often heard, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” One of the many reasons our parents taught us that is because once we say those words, we can’t take them back, no matter how true we think they might be. We all know someone whose true nature is kinder than most. Perhaps we even wish we could emulate them more than we do.

Do they pay compliments or do they follow this old saying? Perhaps a little of both. But there are a few other lessons we can learn from generally nice people. It’s more than saying nice things to others. They genuinely listen to others and tend to put others first. When they pay a compliment, it isn’t usually practiced. Their sincerity is felt by the receiver.

HOW TO OBSERVE #SaySomethingNiceDay

Think about the nicest person you know. Take a cue from them and put one of their better qualities into practice. Say something nice to or about someone. Bring a smile to someone’s face for the sheer joy of seeing them smile. Seek no reward other than knowing that someone’s day is better because a nice word was said.

Use #SaySomethingNiceDay to post on social media.

NATIONAL SAY SOMETHING NICE DAY HISTORY

Mayor Keith Summey of North Charleston, South Carolina proclaimed June 1st as Say Something Nice Day in 2006 in recognition of the communication efforts of specialist Dr. Mitch Carnell, founder of the day. Carnell is also the author of Say Something Nice: Be a Lifter at Work. The South Baptist Convention and the Charleston-Atlantic Presbytery joined with Carnell to establish the day.

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Walter Scott shot in the back FIVE TIMES by cop Michael Slager

North Charleston police officer Michael Slager is seen allegedly shooting 50-year-old Walter Scott in the back as he runs away, in this still image from video in North Charleston, South Carolina taken April 4, 2015. Slager was charged with murder  after a video showed him shooting eight times at the back of Scott who was running away. North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey said state investigators decided to charge officer Slager, 33, with the murder of Scott after they viewed the video of the incident, which followed a traffic stop on Saturday morning. The FBI and U.S. Justice Department have begun a separate investigation.

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This kid will turn lemons 🍋 into lemonade any day. #family (at MUSC Children’s R. Keith Summey Medical Pavilion) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5yAknfnkjf/?igshid=1oc6mhmm9f22u

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R. Keith Summey Mayor of North Charleston, SC

Mayor Summey at the Christmas Parade Festival looking highly fuckable.

On A Side Note: Keith got some new shoes and their not his usual loafers. I wonder if he's sockless in those?

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R. Keith Summey Mayor of North Charleston, SC

I really need to go to one of these events just to see how good looking he is.

On A Side Note: Keith’s son, Elliot looks like a hot daddy in the making. Can’t tell from this pic, but I wonder if he inherit his father’s cock.

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Dominick Achield wanted for the murder of Denali Berries Stuckey

Dominick Achield wanted for the murder of Denali Berries Stuckey

Dominick Achield / 2012 booking photo

A warrant was issued Saturday, August 10th for the arrest of Dominick Achield, 34, for the murder of transgender woman Denali Berries Stuckey

Dominick Achield was identified as the killer by Mayor Keith Summey on Saturday during the ribbon cutting of a new LGBTQ hub in North Charleston, as reported by News Live 5

“We issued a warrant today on Dominick…

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TRUMP: ‘He is better off in Argentina…’

(Simone Pathe, CQ-Roll Call) South Carolina Rep. Mark Sanford on Tuesday became the second incumbent of the year to fall in a Republican primary, losing to a challenger who questioned his loyalty to President Donald Trump.

With 99 percent of precincts reporting, state Rep. Katie Arrington was leading Sanford 51 percent to 47 percent when The Associated Press called the race.

Even before the race had been officially called, Sanford had conceded the race, and Arrington had declared victory.

Trump took aim at Sanford on Twitter just hours before the polls closed Tuesday in South Carolina.

“Mark Sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign to MAGA. He is MIA and nothing but trouble. He is better off in Argentina,” the president said, hinting at an earlier controversy from the congressman’s time as South Carolina governor.

Trump then told voters to support Arrington.

North Carolina Rep. Robert Pittenger was the first incumbent of the year to lose when he was defeated in his primary last month.

Alabama GOP Rep. Martha Roby was forced into a runoff last week, taking less than 40 percent of the vote in her primary.

All three incumbents faced accusation of being insufficiently supportive of the president.

“It’s time for a conservative who will work with President Trump, not against him,” Arrington said in her closing TV spot attacking Sanford. Trump carried the 1st District by 13 points in 2016.

More than most Republicans in Congress, Sanford has been an outspoken critic of Trump’s policy and rhetoric.

Arrington poured about $430,000 of her own money into challenging Sanford, arguing that he had become a creature of Washington, more eager to hear himself criticizing Trump on TV than to get things done in Congress.

Katie Arrington/PHOTO: Twitter

She also tried to tap into longtime uneasiness with the incumbent, who’s been a familiar name to Lowcountry voters since 1994, when he was first elected to represent the 1st District.

He later won two terms as governor but his tenure was marred by his disappearance for several days in 2009. His office said he was hiking the Appalachian Trail but he was actually visiting his mistress in Argentina.

“Bless his heart,” Arrington said in a recent TV spot filmed on a woodsy trail. “But it’s time for Mark Sanford to take a hike — for real this time.”

Arrington tried to run to Sanford’s right. She simultaneously hit the Freedom Caucus member for not securing more federal funding for infrastructure for the district and for not being a real fiscal conservative.

The challenge forced Sanford to spend on TV advertising for the first time in five years. He attacked Arrington in one of his TV spots for voting for a gas tax increase. His other ads touted his commitment to securing the border and to “build the wall.” FreedomWorks and Tea Party Patriots stood behind the incumbent.

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On Tuesday, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy broke with Trump to say he supported Sanford. Reps. Mark Meadows of North Carolina and Jim Jordan of Ohio, the respective current and former chairmen of the House Freedom Caucus, also stood by Sanford on Tuesday.

Arrington ran with the backing of North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey, an early Trump supporter in the district.

Despite trying to run to Sanford’s right, Arrington told Roll Call last fall she would not want to join the hard-line conservative Freedom Caucus.

“I’m a Republican. I think our party is so fractionalized that we need to come back together,” she said in an interview in North Charleston in October.

**MORE COVERAGE OF THE 2018 ELECTION at LibertyHeadlines.com**

Sanford has been outspoken against the president, disagreeing with the administration on tariffs and offshore drilling. He’s called out the president for his rhetoric, saying he was “partially to blame” for the kind of incivility that led to the shooting at the GOP congressional baseball team’s practice last year.

Sanford has also split with own party, perhaps most notably in this coastal district, on human contributions to climate change. “I believe human activity is having a measurable effect on the environment,” he wrote in a 2007 Washington Post op-ed.

Arrington argued that Sanford stakes out positions just to be contrarian.

“He keeps going against the president, doesn’t he?” she said last fall. “Climate change is something that has happened naturally, that’s why we are not living on ice anymore. It will go around and come around.”

Arrington will face Democrat Joe Cunningham in November. In announcing his campaign last summer, Cunningham became one of the first Democratic candidates to come out against Nancy Pelosi for speaker should the party take back the House. Cunningham ended the pre-primary reporting period with $150,000 to Arrington’s $199,000.

Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales rates the general election Solid Republican.

©2018 CQ-Roll Call, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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Travel ban in North Charleston to be lifted Friday afternoon

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A travel ban in North Charleston will be lifted at 2 p.m. Friday, January 5, according to officials.

The travel ban follows a State of Emergency declaration set by proclamation by Mayor Keith Summey.

“We strongly urge keeping travel to a minimum and when necessary to travel,” officials said in a post on social media.

Please, use extreme caution.

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County Council changes names of new libraries to better reflect their location - Charleston Post Courier

Charleston Post CourierCounty Council changes names of new libraries to better reflect their locationCharleston Post CourierThe Cooper River Memorial Library will be torn down, rebuilt and renamed the R. Keith Summey North Charleston Library. County Council decided Tuesday to change the library name. File/Brad Nettles/Staff. By Brad Nettles bnettles@postandcourier.und weitere …read more

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R. Keith Summey Mayor of North Charleston, SC

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R. Keith Summey Mayor of North Charleston, SC