Berry good harvest boosts North Augusta strawberry farm
North Augusta growers Marilyn and Clyde Guroski report a bumper strawberry crop this season. They donate berries to Masters Soup Kitchen and Golden Harvest Food Bank, supply Our Lady of Peace School Strawberry Festival, and rely on a team including Ruth Strom to harvest. The farm, started in 1982, plants 155000 annually and employs plastic-covered, winter-friendly rows.
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Savannah River
Officials question suspect in child murder case
The man identified as William Downs has been extensively interrogated over two days in connection with the murder and sexual assault of a 6 year old boy found near Riverview Park. Police note investigations into possible related crimes as DNA testing is pursued to confirm linkage.
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Junior) Downs
Randy Mosely
Augusta
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Keenan O’mailin
Riverview Park
Downs
Georgia
Georgetown
Wetherington
13Th Street Bridge
Teens Suspected In Columbine Probe Cited On Tape
Jefferson County Sheriff John Stone disclosed investigators suspect three teens who knew the gunmen and waited outside during the massacre. He said a surveillance tape captured the cafeteria scene where wounded students lay as investigators plan further interviews.
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Columbine High School
Jefferson County
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John Stone
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Victor Good
New York Times
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Littleton School
Proposed Budget Keeps Taxes Flat in Aiken for 1999 2000
City Manager Roger LeDuc guided Aiken City Council through a 172 page proposed budget of 34.94 million dollars, declaring no tax or fee increases. Readiness hinges on State Legislature actions, as vehicle tax reform could reduce revenue despite apparent taxpayer relief, sparking unease about home rule erosion and future budgets.
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Aiken
Roger LeDuc
ATC seeks new president as 35 high quality apps filed
The Aiken Technical College president search advances with 30 to 35 very high quality applications. The commission expects 8 to 12 semifinalists after May reviews, aiming to name a president by July or August and have the new leader begin promptly. A telephone conference with the search committee set May meetings to narrow applicants.
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Aiken Technical College
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Aiken Technical College Commission
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