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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2005
Page
1
Movie leads weekend grosses while viewers question the brighter future of its stars. A local Seuss wall project inspires students at a elementary school and a literacy feature highlights titles by Grace Ruhnke Jannie B Jones and Abby Hayes.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists John H. Baker Sr of North Augusta Alfonso E. Carias of Aiken Sallie R. Coleman of Williston Robert Davis of Springfield Myers W. Mitchell of Williston Isaac P. Robinson of Aiken Ruby Lena Rush of Enoee Edna Abney Thomas of Aiken with no further details in this brief obituary notice.
About 24,500 Aiken County students in 4K to 12 start the 2005-2006 year. Oakwood Windsor Elementary adds renewed classrooms and a new cafeteria after renovations. Mossy Creek Elementary starts Monday due to delays from rain. Area 1 and Area 3 merge alternative schools at Pinecrest Center to tailor academic and behavior supports with new career exposure and regional agency involvement. The district contracts with the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center for counseling and partners with DSS and Juvenile Justice for family services. The Lower Savannah Council of Governments will aid career exposure.
On a sunny April 2002 morning in Aiken Peter Jennings toured Plum Pudding and met residents for a six part ABC series about America. The visit highlighted local figures including Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and the creation science debate at the Savannah River Site. The segment aired nationally later that year.
Isaac P. Robinson 35 of Aiken died from head neck and chest trauma after losing control on SC 37 at 8 45 p m and being thrown into a ditch. Troopers say he rode at about 80 mph past a 55 mph limit and a brick sign ended the ride. Helmet worn. No alcohol suspected. toxicology pending.
Aiken County Animal Control reached a plea agreement with Carlton Cantrell to return his goats if he follows veterinarian guidelines, pays 1800 restitution, and completes one year of probation. He must improve fencing, demolish or vacate the home, and keep animals away. goats remain at a 10 acre farm.
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