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November 04, 2008

Proud

Mark Bolger felt different today as he went to vote at Chicora Elementary School, in a way he never has before on Election Day.

He felt proud. Proud of the excitement rippling through Chicora-Cherokee on the south end of North Charleston. Proud to see the mood among his fellow residents in this largely African-American neighborhood battered by poverty and crime.

“This has been awesome to see our people get together as one,” he said. “I’m proud to be American.” –Noah Haglund

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