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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2010

Page

16

March of Dimes fund drive highlights preemie journeys

The article covers the March for Babies fundraising effort in Aiken County. Betsy Britt notes donations aid research and care for premature births. Parents share difficult NICU experiences, including Tyler and twins Grace and Sarah, who weighed as little as 2 pounds 8 ounces. The Hendrix and Fiquiris families praise March of Dimes impact and announce Eason as a local ambassador.

Betsy Britt March of Dimes Ken Elizabeth Fiquiris Tyler Elizabeth Fiquiris Eason Aiken County Grace Sarah Mary Frances Andrew Hendrix NICU Palmetto Richland Hospital Millbrook Hendrix Rob Novit Movit Aikenstandard.com USC Aiken

Windsor Road unpaved stretch begins Aiken paving season

A nearly one mile unpaved Windsor Road project starts amid Masters Week delays in Aiken County. DOT and safety campaigns note work zones cutting crashes since 2006 with faster speeds, inattentiveness and improper lane changes as top causes. drivers urged to heed signs and detours. Karen Daily reports.

Aiken County Terry Windsor Windsor Road South Carolina DOT Karen Daily Kdaily Aikenstandard.com

Manual changes remove obsolete derogatory notations in historic records

Aiken Standard reports on revisions to a public official manual removing terms like Negro and scalawag once attached to Restoration era figures. The move affects six former Speakers and lieutenant governors, including Aiken tied entries for Ransier, Gleaves, and Lee. Officials favor clarity. some say impact is unclear.

Bauer Adams Aiken A.J. Ransier R. Howell Gleaves R.H. Gleaves Samuel J. Lee R.B. Elliott

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