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DINING OUT: A weekly look at eating locally

By Catherine Muccigrosso

Lake Wylie Pilot

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Catherine Muccigrosso/Lake Wylie Pilot

Dishes at Passions8 Bistro in Fort Mill come to the table with a flair that's as pretty as it is tasty.

This column offers a sampling of dining experiences in the area. It is not intended as a review of the restaurant other than to provide the reader with one diner's experience. It also appears in The Herald's Friday entertainment section, "Ticket."

Sports - November 4, 2008

By Staff Reports

Lake Wylie Pilot

BASKETBALL

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  • Mark your calendar

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    Bow Wow Photo Event Nov. 8

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  • Gaston Day School hosts regional tourney

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  • Know your lights for safe boating at night

    Boating at night can be an enjoyable part of the recreational boating experience. But it also can be dangerous.

  • Lake Wylie fishing tips

    • Largemouth Bass: Good. Fish can be located shallow, and topwater lures, spinnerbaits, crankbaits, jig n pigs, and plastic worms are all working.

  • Boating safety

    • Lighthouse Marine Service Inc. offers its final safe boating class of the season, taught by U.S. Coast Guard licensed captains, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Lake Wylie Public Library, 185 Blucher Circle, Lake Wylie. Cost is $49.95. For more information, call (704) 587-0325 or visit lmservice.org.

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    CLOVER -- The River Hills Lions recently screened ninth-grade students at Clover High School for visual and hearing acuity, helping the school nurse meet the South Carolina directive to screen the entire ninth grade for visual acuity.

  • The lake gives so much

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    When I am angry, I meander down the walking trails in my neighborhood and stop at Lake Wylie. When I am stumped over what sentence comes next in a story, I take a breather and go to stare at the water. When I am overwhelmed, nervous, even frightened, I go to the lake, and I am assured by its flowing that everything will be OK.

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