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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2009
Page
1
The most discussed item on Onithewweb centers on a coach's leave being confirmed. Readers flock to Aiken Standard related chatter, with many weighing implications and potential replacements.
The Northbound lane of Newberry Street between Park and Richland avenues will be closed at 9 p.m. tonight for the Lobster Race events. The Southbound lane Bee Lane and The Alley stay open until Friday evening as road closings and parking details are to be provided in Friday's Aiken Standard.
Obituary notice listing Jerome Edgar Eggert Aiken Allen Franklin Fair Blackville Cecil J. McFerrin Aiken and David Gist Smoot Aiken with death announcements and funeral details in the 6A section.
An Aiken County detention inmate died after a fight with another inmate who was charged with murder. The suspect, Andrew Nathan York, 37, allegedly punched the victim, Dale Sengelman, 55, causing a fatal head injury on a concrete floor. Sengelman faced lewd act counts involving a minor.
Local pharmacies report sold out face masks and back orders as residents buy for swine flu protection. Hand sanitizer sales rise with 91 confirmed U.S. cases and 17 probable in S C along with first U.S. death and rising cases in Mexico. Aiken County reports no flu uptick.
Fluor Corporation and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions donated 10000 dollars to the Aiken County American Red Cross for tornado relief. The gift was announced at Silver Bluff Fire Department No 1 where damage fromApril 10 remained evident.
Nearly 40 four year olds from Freedman Center Mother's Care and North Augus tis First Providence Baptist Church Learning & Development Center visited Publix in April closing the Month of the Young Child observance. The children toured the store learned about fruits and vegetables.
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