Trestle II bridges North Augusta Greeneway over Martintown Road
Crowds gathered Tuesday night as a 181 foot long 12 foot wide steel span was hoisted into place to replace the old trestle on the Greeneway. The project cost 262,500 funded by state and city sources with a Sept. 4 ribbon cutting planned.
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School hours change in Aiken County districts
In Area One schools five elementary schools will begin at 7 30 a m and end at 2 15 p m to meet minimum instruction time. Oakwood Windsor and J D Lever run 7 20 a m to 2 05 p m. Kennedy and Schofield middle schools operate on adjusted morning to afternoon hours as seven period day impacts schedule.
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Judge lifts cap for video gambling ban group donations
A U S District Court temporary restraining order clears Legacy Alliance to raise unlimited funds for a ballot issue to ban video gambling on November 2. The suit sought donor anonymity but the nonprofit dropped that request, arguing disclosure harms fundraising.
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Legacy Alliance
Joseph Anderson
Legacy Alliance Inc
Index Classifieds and Comics Highlight City Pages
A compact survey of the paper’s listings spanning classifieds humor features and entertainment notes. Includes crosswords Dear Abby movie notes and briefs touching on sports stocks and television listings.
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Condition of victims improving after Monetta feed mill blast
A Tuesday press briefing at Columbia Augusta Medical Center clarified the status of Amick Farms workers injured in the Monetta explosion. It listed nine patients still under care and two treated and released. Dr. Joseph M. Still said the outlook for all patients is good.
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Monetta
South Carolina faces potential drought level escalation
Extreme heat and below normal rainfall threaten to push South Carolina toward the next drought level. The Drought Response Committee may meet after review of recent data. reservoirs remain sound but many small streams are at the driest level. Tropical storms are needed to relieve the drought, with no rain or storms expected soon.
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South Carolina
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Clemson University
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