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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2008
Page
1
Maryland prosecutor says police found a Camp David map with a presidential motorcade route at the teen’s home. He claims Colin McKenzie-Gude had a document detailing how to kill someone 200 yards away. AP video coverage available at the Aiken Standard site.
The Aiken Community Playhouse stages The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged this weekend. The performance aims for humor as performers condense all of Shakespeare's plays into a single show.
The data show the number of U.S. deportations by fiscal year, expressed in thousands. It highlights yearly totals and trends across successive periods, illustrating increases or declines in removals as policy and enforcement actions shift.
Aiken officials discuss downtown parking changes including diagonal parking along Park Avenue east of Laurens Street and narrowing two eastbound lanes to one. The plan aims to add spaces near the government complex and free up spots on Newberry Street, with council review and state highway involvement pending.
Books-A-Million is nearing completion at Aiken Mall rear area beside Sears. Assistant GM Michael Draper says doors open August 21 with a grand opening planned September 5 and 6. The 12,000 square foot store will house a Joe Muggs Cafe and a broad magazine selection. a job fair was held at Aiken One Stop on Richland Avenue for staffing.
Aiken Public Safety marks August 8 2008 to stress .08 BAC driving is illegal. Sgt. Jake Mahoney says the message will be posted citywide and eight officers join HEAT in stepped up enforcement. Checkpoints, licenses and insurance must be ready. seat belt violations also loom. Plan ahead and watch out for friends.
Aiken timeline tracks Books-A-Million from 2004 when it sought a site to 2008 with a projected 12000 sq ft store in the Aiken Mall. The chain eyed Whiskey Road in 2005 but was blocked by a Big Box ordinance exception denial. Mall expansion added the store in 2007 with planned hours and staff.
The National Weather Service says a cold front will stall in the Midlands bringing cooler conditions. Forecaster Tim Hawks in Columbia projects Friday’s high about 10 degrees cooler than today’s 98 with a heat index near 103 as the front arrives.
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