April 12 2006 Weather Outlook
Today's forecast calls for highs around 10C with variable clouds. Expect light winds and a cool day with a chance of brief sun breaks.
12 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2006
Page
1
Today's forecast calls for highs around 10C with variable clouds. Expect light winds and a cool day with a chance of brief sun breaks.
The late Andrew F. Fritzlen left 190679.05 dollars to the Aiken County Chapter of the American Red Cross. The Aiken Standard launches Living on the Go to spotlight town areas needing fixes and repairs. North Augusta marks 100th anniversary with a historical marker dedication in John C. Calhoun Park.
Aiken Standard spotlights a reader and discusses literature in a daily feature. John Hyder shares thoughts on reading and technology as part of the community discussion about books and habits.
Obituaries note the deaths of Booker T. Burris of Aiken Helyn deBerry Frierson and Robert Lee Hughes Jr of North Augusta with listings for Helen Harris Ivey of Beech Island. Funeral details compile the 6A notices.
A compact rundown of today’s pages including events, classifieds, comics and listings. Brief notes point readers to sections for Dear Abby horoscopes sports obituaries opinions puzzles and TV guides across the day’s edition.
The City of Aiken Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the six lot annexation and concept plan for the 48 acre Shoppes at Richland and Wal-Mart Super center at Richland Avenue and University Parkway. Elevations reveal a red brick facade with antique trim. The project goes to City Council for first reading on April 24.
Schofield Middle School athletic director and football coach Bill McKnight resumed PE classes four days after collapsing at the Masters. He underwent multiple tests, has no memory of the event, and says he feels fine. His player Adam Bumpus and others recall the incident and McKnight’s strong influence on students.
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley endorsed state Sen. Tommy Moore in a news conference, calling him the go to person in the Legislature for statewide change. Moore trails in fundraising behind Gov. Mark Sanford but argues momentum and past campaigns show money isn’t destiny.
Multiple churches across the area announce Easter services and related events for April 16. Details include times at Rocksville Baptist 6 30 am Mount Anna 6 30 am St Paul Lutheran 8 30 and 11 am and First Presbyterian Aiken 8 45 am and 1 pm plus breakfast and youth programs with contact numbers for information.
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