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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2005

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Six Quilting Guild Members Shop At Once

A group of six quilting guild members rode in a van and went shopping until they dropped. Florida state authorities dropped nine felony charges against an Aiken man after evidence failed to show he acted without a license.

Quilting Guild State of Florida

What are you reading Meet today's book lover high tech world

Aiken Standard presents a daily literature discussion space highlighting readers and reading. The feature mentions The Complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and lists contributors Catherine R Clarke Angie George H Miller Martinez Ga. The section title appears within Aiken Deaths and Funerals 6B.

Sherlock Holmes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Suspect Surrenders After Sheriff Lures Him Out

Kenneth A. Dixon, 40, of Warrenville, sought for threatening Aiken County Magistrate Judge Carl Insley, was located on Pine Log Road after a sheriff lure via answering machine. Deputies say Dixon threatened to “blow up the whole government” and imitate Timothy McVeigh, leading to a tense standoff and arrest.

SWAT Pine Log Road Aiken County Kenneth A. Dixon Warrenville Dixon Carl Insley Aiken

Center Opens Energy Center Tied to South Carolina Tech Vision

Gov Mark Sanford attended the grand opening of Washington Energy Center in Aiken to showcase a high end engineering venture aimed at leveraging Savannah River Site expertise. The unit will recruit graduates from Georgia Tech Clemson and USC, starting with 15 staff and growing to about 120 by 2006.

Ginny Southworth Mark Sanford Washington Energy Center Aiken Washington Group International Pres Rahe Energy & Environment Sanford South Carolina Jack Herrmann Energy Center Savannah River Georgia Tech Neering Mastery SRS Herrmann Washington Group Emerging Technologies

United Way campaign kickoff sets 2005 goal at 2.5 million

The United Way of Aiken County kicked off the 2005 campaign with Division chairs, volunteers and events. Dee Stanford announced a 2.5 million goal, down from 2.62 million last year, citing economic strain yet confident in community support. Events include Raising the Steaks for United Way at Outback Sept 16 and an agency fair at Odell Weeks Sept 24.

Samuel United Way Dee Stanford Hitchcock Stanford Aiken County Barbara Hagan Outback Steakhouse H. Odell Weeks Activities Southside Gallery Claudia Adams Adams Rob Novit Connie Pritchard Jackie Kane

Aiken County Idol winner announced at tech gym

Wesley Hollar captured the adult category title in the Aiken County Idol contest held Friday night at the Aiken Technical College gym. The event featured 21 acts with Miriam Moyer as host and Brigitte Flett presenting the awards.

Wesley Hollar Aiken County Hollar Aiken Technical College Gymnasium United Way Committee Brigitte Flett Mary Morrison Miriam Moyer Suzanne Stone

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