Ako Inside Aiken County offers alternative outdoor activities
Aiken County event showcases diverse outdoor options for residents of all ages. Organizers promote inclusive programs, highlighting trails, parks, and community activities designed to engage families and individuals throughout the season.
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West Nile Virus likely to taper off
West Nile virus outbreaks are expected to decline similar to past patterns seen with St. Louis encephalitis. The West Nile outbreak peaked in 2003 with seven deaths and over 180 infections this year, while St. Louis encephalitis has fallen from earlier highs and remains present at low levels. Transmission hinges on rainfall and environmental factors across affected regions.
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Aiken County Schools See Dropouts Decline Yet Officials Demand More
Starting at about 7 20 a m Monday more than 25 000 children will report to the 38 schools in Aiken County Before the 2008 term concludes next May however more than 200 will choose to abandon their classrooms In the school year 1996 99 the Aiken County School District reported that 218 students...
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Dual statistics confuse dropout issue in school data
Examination of dropout statistics reveals competing terms event rate and completion rate. Lise Birak district lead attendance supervisor says event rate is more accurate. Frank White State Department of Education executive says those numbers will never reconcile. Page 144.
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Bush says no war plans for Iraq on horizon
President Bush in Waco says no imminent war plan for Iraq and it is too early to gauge American readiness for potential casualties. Vice President Cheney in Washington tells Iraqi dissidents the US will push for a democratically elected government to replace Saddam Hussein.
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Renovations Continue At North Augusta High School
North Augusta High School buzzed with activity as students prepped for a new term while workers installed ceiling tiles and relocated equipment. Principal Kyle Smith said the main building should be perfectly functioning by Monday after summer heating and cooling improvements, though the state fire marshal flagged issues to be corrected.
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