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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 2013

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Sandy Hook Students Return to School

Sandy Hook Elementary pupils resume classes after breaks as area schools plan for upcoming football and classroom activities. district officials urge safety and continuity in routines.

Sandy Hook

March on Washington unites generations in recollection

Aiken native James Gallman recalls Civil Rights protests in Orangeburg and his early NAACP involvement. He notes dogs and water hoses used against marchers and reflects on missing the 1963 March on Washington where King spoke. Maryan Schechter reports.

Aiken James Gallman Orangeburg Gallman Naacp National Board of Directors NAACP

Statewide Hands Across the Border safety drive ends summer

Law enforcement from South Carolina North Carolina and Georgia coordinate a multistate campaign to curb impaired driving and other offenses during the last big summer travel period. The effort marks the end of the 100 Deadly Days of Summer with officers targeting impaired drivers drug offenders fugitives unlicensed or uninsured motorists and improperly restrained children.

S.C. Department of Public Safety North Carolina Georgia Lance Cpl Judd Jones S.C. Highway Patrol Lewis Blanchard Richmond County

Labor Day travel climbs as gas dips in Carolinas

AAA Carolinas projects a 5 percent rise in Labor Day weekend travel in South Carolina with about 445,200 residents driving over 50 miles. The period runs Aug 29 to Sept 2, aided by lower gas prices at $3.24 per gallon, the cheapest since 2010, and higher consumer confidence.

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