Officers urge safe driving for eclipse in South Carolina
South Carolina Highway Patrol cautions drivers for the Monday solar eclipse with an expected 600000 to 2 million visitors. Sgt. Bob Beres says traffic will surge through Greenville Columbia and Charleston where the eclipse lasts longest. Drivers are advised not to pull over on interstates or wear eclipse glasses while driving.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
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Area deaths of John Andrew Allen Windsor Lillie Washington Lind
Obituary notice lists the deaths of John Andrew Allen Windsor Lillie Washington Lind in Beech Island area, with brief acknowledgment of their passing and locality.
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John Andrew Allen
Windsor
Lillie Washington Lind
Beech Island
Local eclipse tips from Aiken County observer
Science enthusiast David Boyd of Boyd Observatory in Aiken County provides eclipse viewing guidance. He notes the event starts in the early afternoon with totality around 2 41 p.m. and urges eye protection using solar eclipse glasses or a pinhole viewer.
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Boyd Pond Park
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Local job options expand in Aiken County
Aiken Staffing and its Job Shop offer multiple paths for jobseekers including offices at 950 Millbrook Ave, temporary and permanent placements, and connections with Aiken Tech and USC Aiken. Laura Haffly emphasizes networking, social media, job fairs, and ready resumes to improve chances of employment.
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Aiken
Haffly
Millbrook Ave
Augusta
Aiken Tech
USC Aiken
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