Adding Bike Paths Could Improve Area Health
Residents express excitement over adding bike and pedestrian lanes to roads as a solution to health and traffic issues. They urge action and less car use while noting perceived bias in local coverage and advising parents to inquire about baseball and softball bat requirements from the City of Aiken.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard Laudably Elevates Animal Welfare Coverage
A reader commends the Aiken Standard for dog fighting and animal cruelty reporting in the Animal Connection column by Mary Guynn. The letter praises guidance for citizen action, support for the South Carolina Anti-dog Fighting Task Force, and public awareness as a step toward stopping cruelty.
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Mary Guynn
Animal Connection
South Carolina
Correction of Lunch Reservation Prices at Hitchock Woods Show
The March 30 Aiken Standard corrects the advertised price for individual lunches at the 89th Annual Horse Show in Hitchcock Woods. Lunches can be reserved for 45 dollars by calling the Hitchcock Woods Foundation at 642 0528.
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Hitchcock Woods
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Aiken
Phones can dial 911 even without service say officials
FCC rules require any phone to access 911 even without a plan. Public Safety emphasizes dialing accuracy and location, while Cumbee Center collects old or broken phones to aid abused women and shelters. Donors may contact Cumbee Center at 649-0480 or 1-888-846-0818 ext 101.
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Federal Communications Commission
Phones4Charity Program
Steve Hopwood
Cumbee Center
Kay Mixon
Mixon
Lancaster Street
Phones4Charity
Hopwood
Vehicle crashes into Richland Avenue Pharmacy
A vehicle jumped the curb in the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy parking lot at 1000 block Richland Avenue and crashed through a plate glass window. No injuries reported, displays damaged, store to close soon but to reopen Friday. Owner Kate Hicks and Dean Nunn own the business. Aiken Public Safety responded.
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Martha Martin
Aiken
First graders learn geography with USC Aiken volunteers
Jodia Lintner and Tim Lintner recruit USC Aiken social studies students to teach a weekly geography lesson to first graders in Jodia Lintner’s class. The program covers map keys, directions, states, continents, and oceans, aiming to build early social studies interest beyond the core reading and math focus.
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Noah Scott
Nebraska
Alaska
Noah
Jodia Lintner
Lintner
Tim
USC Aiken
Tim Lintner
Europe
South Carolina
USCA
Dana Scott
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Dianna Richardson
Tristen
North Pole
North Amer
Ica
Rob Novit
Movit
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J.D. Lever
Steven Setters
Nikki Senterfelt
Christopher Acerdeo
Tamia Nettles
MOX plant at Savannah River Site gets NRC permit
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issues a construction permit for the 1.6 billion Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility at Savannah River Site to Duke Cogema Stone and Webster. Groundbreaking planned for May, with start of construction in 2006.
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Duke Gogema Stone and Webster
Savannah River
Neal McCraw
Duke Cogema Stone and Webster
Russia
Secretary of Energy
Samuel Bodman
Congress
Srs
South Carolina
DOE
Strom Thurmond
Lindsey Graham
Thurmond
Senate
McCraw
DCS
NRC
Ron Barnes
Greenpeace International
Tom Clements
Greenpeace
Clements
Duke Energy
France
United States
Duke
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