08 Aug 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2006
Page
1
Middle school students begin the transition with orientation activities and classroom tours. Teachers outline curriculum changes, the schedule, and expectations as families adjust to new routines and social environments.
An effort to reading by the Aiken Standard provides daily space to spark discussions about literature. The note mentions Ly McCoy and references a vote in Canada by GA Henry 50.
A cluttered classified page spans comics Dear Abby horoscope and listings across Nation World and Sports sections. Item by item readers find ads puzzle notes and TV and movie listings amid brief notices and trivia.
A public auction of James Brown Enterprises contents and other B&H Storage units is set for Thursday August 24 at 10:30 am in Aiken. State law allows liens and sale of overdue warehouse property. Brown staff previously faced near auction in July 2008. Beech Island residence noted.
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Aiken County as a line of storms produced trees down and flooding. About 2,500 SCE&G customers lost power while Aiken Electric Cooperative reported only a few outages. Most storms moved out by 4:30 pm with rainfall estimates between one and one and a half inches locally and more rain possible the rest of the week.
Paul Clayton and his four man crew handle all city projects in Aiken. They repair sidewalks and sewer lines, install pavers and lighting, and work on fountains and streets as the city grows. Clayton notes the heat and dangerous conditions but stays driven to keep up with new developments and upcoming projects at Richland Avenue Park, Hopelands Gardens, and a fresh market site.
police report a weekend uptick in fake currency circulating in Aiken as local shops report counterfeit $20 and $100 notes. Secret Service is assisting as investigators pursue leads to determine if one or more suspects are involved.
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