Aiken Standard Offline For Eight Hours Due To Rutland Drive Work
The Aiken Standard will be offline today as utility work on Rutland Drive leaves the office without power for about eight hours starting at 7:30 a.m. Subcribers with paper delivery issues should email Delivery Manager Laura Tiedman at Stiedman aikenstandard.com. The paper apologizes for the inconvenience.
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Statue Honoring Christina-Taylor Green Unveiled Before Opening Day
A statue honoring Christina-Taylor Green was unveiled before a Little League season opener. Christina-Taylor's mother, father and brother attended the ceremony, joining in a moment of remembrance and community tribute.
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Christina-Taylor Green
Christina-Taylor
Deaths and Funerals in Aiken Springfield and Wagener
Obituary notice lists deaths of Curtis Isaac Wagener Lettie Fox Matthews and Rev William Tyler Jr detailing funeral details in Aiken Springfield and surrounding area published in the 6A section.
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Lettie Fox Matthews, Aiken
William Tyler Jr
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Ethiopian Lelisa Desisa wins Cooper River Bridge Run in Charleston
Lelisa Desisa, 21, used a late surge with 400 meters to go to defeat Simoh Ndrangu by two seconds and claim the men's title in the 34th Cooper River Bridge Run. The event drew a record 34,690 finishers despite a steady headwind. Desisa explained he conserved energy by drafting and timed his final sprint to the finish.
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Mount Pleasant
Charleston
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Masters Tee Time Promises Expanded Coverage
2011 Masters coverage expands across print, online and TV as editors plan thorough reporting for golf fans and visitors. The team notes their Masters Preview edition taped at The Polo Tavern in Augusta precedes on site events.
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Hotel Aiken
Pacers and Polo Final Jewel of Area's Triple Crown Draws Large Crowd
The Pacers and Polo event at Powderhouse Polo Fields drew about 3,500 attendees for the final jewel of the 2011 Triple Crown. Nearly 600 VIPs enjoyed Outback steak lunch and open bar under a VIP tent while families spread blankets to watch the games.
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Silent auction returns to event with themed baskets
The USC Aiken Alumni Association for six years holds a silent auction at Triple Crown Polo events. This year the focus is on theme baskets to entice attendees and offer items for personal or family use. Delia Miles explains the plan while noting attendees enjoy the event and bring pets like Miss Maddie along.
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