Aiken Public Safety invites applications for Citizens Public Safety Academy
Aiken Department of Public Safety opens applications for its third annual Citizens Public Safety Academy starting in September. The nine week program runs each Thursday from 6 30 to 9 p.m. covers patrols investigations firefighting and use of force with about 18 spots. Applicants must be 18 or older submit by Aug. 22 pass a background check and may not have felony convictions. Applications available at 251 Laurens St or online and details available from Lt. Ben Harm at 803-644-1905.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Citizens Public Safety Academy
Aiken Public Safety
Ben Harm
Harm
Aiken
Aikens Makin set for yearly debut festival
The 38th Aiken’s Makin’ arts and crafts festival returns September 5 and 6 along Park Avenue in downtown Aiken. Vendors were chosen by jurors from 235 applications with 180 accepted including 42 new vendors and 23 of 39 food vendors. Dumpster Depot will again promote waste diversion.
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Aiken
John McMichael
Park Avenue
McMichael
Rea
Greater Aiken
Coats Enterprise Inc
Baggie Bag
Ginny
Earmine
Chamber
Aiken's Makin festival dates announced on Park Avenue
Aiken's Makin festival invites visitors to Park Avenue on September 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and September 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Details and updates are available at the event website.
Lab Modernization Bill Aims to Boost SRNL Partnerships
The Savannah River National Lab would gain easier access for public private partnerships if the Laboratory Modernization and Technology Transfer Act of 2014 becomes law. The House passed the bill July 22 after introduction by Rep. Randy Hultgren and others, with Director Dr. Terry Michalske praising expanded capabilities and resources to advance national lab collaboration and innovation.
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U.S. House
Senate
U.S
Randy Hultgren
House
Hultgren
Savannah River Lab gains support for information sharing bill
The article notes US Representative Joe Wilson backs a bill enabling Savannah River National Laboratory to share information and assets to spur job creation in the CSRA. Spokeswoman Caroline Delleney highlights cross bureau ties with private sector partners, aiding directors and SANL administrator Dr. Terry Michalske in lab growth. Derrek Asberry is identified as the Aiken Standard beat reporter.
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Joe Wilson
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Caroline Delleney
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Delleney
Savannah River National Laboratory
Terry Michalske
SANL
Senate
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