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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 2015

Page

7

Carter's cancer fight enriches Sunday school lesson

In Plains Georgia former president Jimmy Carter taught Sunday school for the first time since revealing brain cancer spread. He delivered two lessons to 700-plus attendees at Maranatha Baptist Church and a nearby high school, stressing faith and partnership with God as Rosalynn Carter sat nearby.

Plains Jimmy Carter Carter Rosalynn Maranatha Baptist Church God Georgia

Twin pandas born at National Zoo bring cautious optimism

Zookeepers at the Smithsonian National Zoo report healthy twin panda cubs born to Mei Xiang. A swapping technique keeps both cubs nursing and bonding, following a system used by Chinese breeders. The method, tested with prior twins, aims to improve survival after a history of fragile births at the zoo.

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Obama ends summer curses as fall looms on Martha's Vineyard

President Obama remains largely off the record during his Martha's Vineyard vacation ending a summer seen as productive. Key Supreme Court wins and a revived foreign policy push preceded a quiet end to his holiday with rare public appearances and family biking.

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Railway reborn as commuter corridor

Chicago transforms an abandoned rail line into a park in the sky that serves as a green walkway and a commuter corridor. Bike riders zip by pedestrians on this elevated ribbon of concrete once used for freight, echoing a broader national trend turning obsolete infrastructure into useful urban amenities.

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