Ethel Barrymore Quote on Growth and Interest
The famed American actress Ethel Barrymore reflects on how daily learning broadens horizons and deepens passion. She notes that greater loves increase enjoyment and sensitivity to loss, shaping resilience through life’s changes.
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Aiken Fire earns national runners up in Maryland final
The Aiken Fire youth soccer team finished second in the Under-15 National Championships after a 1 0 loss to the Rochester Junior Rhinos in the final. The team had earlier won the Southern regional title and benefited from strong local youth soccer development led by the Aiken Recreation Department and coach Justin Rhodes.
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Florida ballots again misworded on governor race
The Florida gubernatorial primary ballot uses the line Vote for one pair on the governor lieutenant governor page. It lists three governor candidates Daryl L. Jones Bill McBride Janet Reno, prompting fears voters may select two names. Officials plan a wording fix but absentee ballots already mailed.
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Aiken Standard Personnel Page Listing Staff Roles
The notice lists key staff in the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa and Managing Editor Timothy E. O'Brian. It also notes Phillip Yates Circulation Director Deborah Dyches Systems Manager J David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson as Customer Service Manager.
Gore questions Bush ethics while undermining Clinton legacy
The column accuses Al Gore of ethical double standards, contrasting his critique of George W. Bush with his defense of Bill Clinton. It cites Gore’s past positions on school choice and campaign finance, and cites peers like Lieberman and Bayh labeling his populist stance as inconsistent.
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Laurel Drive access limited after safety review
A meeting with Councilman Joel Randall and officials from Graniteville discussed Laurel Drive and Trolley Line Road. Officials announced that reopening is unsafe, posted truck restrictions, repainted road markings, and increased Highway Patrol enforcement with resident support and no complaints reported.
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Aiken County
Move conference center downtown for a regional hub
Proposes relocating the conference center to the Union Street corridor with multi use redevelopment and the Aiken Rail road Depot reconstruction. Aims to create the city and county transportation center with bus and light rail services, supported by Anderson/Clemson funding, and urges exploration rather than dismissal.
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Bush urges peace drive after Hebrew University attack
In the wake of the Hebrew University assault, President Bush calls for renewed effort toward Israeli-Palestinian peace. He urges allies in Russia and Europe and Middle East leaders to accelerate negotiations, set timetables, and curb violence through serious international talks.
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