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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

21 Aug 2005

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Aug 21, 2005

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4

College of Building Arts opens in Charleston with historic aim

Charleston opens the American College of Building Arts on James Island in a renovated McLeod Plantation site. The nation’s only licensed college to offer a baccalaureate in the building arts will teach blacksmithing carpentry masonry plaster timber framing and stone carving with inaugural tuition of 18372 rising to 19872 next year.

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Charleston New American College of Building Arts Artisans College McLeod Plantation James Island Hannah Locke John Paul Huguley School of the Building Arts McLeod South Carolina Commission On Higher Education America David AvRutick Jean Wiart Wiart Charleston Naval Base Carol Jacobsen College National Trust For Historic Preservation Joe Riley
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Greenville weighs $1 million federal transit earmark plans

Greenville has received a $1 million federal transit funds earmark for a multi modal station but city officials lack concrete plans. Mayor Knox White and City Manager Jim Bourey say the money was sought during budget negotiations and could fund transit moves or a connection point at Palmetto Expo Center. The plan faces scrutiny from watchdogs who urge direct local control of funds.

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Greenville Knox White Washington White Congress Jim Bourey Erich Zimmermann Taxpayers For Common Sense Charlotte Atlanta Palmetto Expo Center Bourey
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