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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2010
Page
1
Mead Hall hosts the Strawberry Festival featuring inflatables music and ice cream with something for everyone. Readerslearn what they missed at the event listed in the Aiken Standard Business Card Directory guide.
The Obama administration sought to strengthen Title IX to advance gender equality in school sports. The policy shift addressed participation rates and access before and after Title IX, highlighting changes in sports opportunities for women and girls.
Sherman and Donna Gills erect a three story castle tower on 25 acres along Highway 19 toward Johnstone and plan a grand medieval complex. The Knights of East Wind, a 23 member group led by King Reliance and Queen Mysteria, convene at EastWind with aims to add a grand hall and additional residences.
Members of EastWind Society invite the public to a weekend medieval fair at East Wind Grounds in Trenton. The event runs Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 11 am to 6 pm with archers rangers and a royal cook among participants. Sherman notes three laws nature creativity and kindness.
ASTV's Living On the Go on pro o.m. spotlights medieval games and a tour of EastWind Castle. The segment also shows creators making period weapons like bows and ballistas. Page 12A MEDIEVAL features.
Graniteville hosts a public hearing May 6 at 6 p.m. on SCE&G proposed electric rate increases. PSC filings detail three phase raises totaling about 12. (Note: This line compressed to fit 320 char limit with key entities and figures.)
Aiken County Council authorized a contract with Kutak Rock of Washington DC to provide a legislative advocate in the Capitol. Managing Partner Seth Kirshenberg will be the county eyes and ears in Washington at a cost of 7500 dollars monthly plus expenses, with 100000 dollars set aside in the FY 2009 2010 budget. The firm will pursue federal funds and develop a legal and legislative strategy focused on transportation housing and community development and other projects. Kirshenberg has prior DOE adjacent community experience and has worked on energy policy and DOE contracts.
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