Wrightenberry out as SAHS coach
South Aiken High School will seek a new football coach after deciding not to renew Robert Wrightenberry’s contract following four seasons. Principal Bryan Skipper said the move aims to bring new leadership to the program, with the search already underway and no single incident prompting the change.
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South Aiken High School
Robert Wrightenberry
Wright
Skipper
Bob Polewski
Skip
Pippin
North Augusta High School
South Aiken
Aiken High School
Wrightenberry
T-Breds
Williston Elko Victory Feature on Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard video production titled Williston Elko The Road to State highlights the Williston Elko victory journey. The program is promoted on ASTV and linked to through the Aiken Standard site for additional clips and details.
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Williston-Elko Victory
ASTV
Aiken
Williston-Elko
State
Aikenstandard.com
Advent calendar ornament hides in the Aiken Standard
The Rotary Club of Aiken awards 4500 dollars to five recipients in Aiken County as part of a Christmas countdown feature. A candy cane ornament is the day’s find inside the newspaper.
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Aiken
Rotary Club of
The
Aiken County
Deaths and Funerals 6A 7A
Obituary notices list individuals including Ingagas W Carson Bruker Augusta Lillie Julie Carter Batesburg Mattie D Ellerbe Aiken John C Johnny Hall Jr Warrenville Donald Hickman Jr Annie M Holloway Newark Martha Marti A Lanza-Strode E Bruce Selman Jr Georgia Ella Sikes Hemphill Texas Dana Rose Osborne Stowell Wendell Reed Walker Salley with location mentions and sections 6A 7A of the page show funeral notices.
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Aiken
John C
Johnny” Hall Jr
Warrenville
Donald Hickman Jr
Annie M. Holloway
Newark, NJ
Martha “Marti
A. Lanza-Strode
E. Bruce Selman Jr
Georgia
Ella Sikes
Hemphill
Texas
Dana Rose Osborne Stowell
Wendell Reed Walker
Salley
Chu touts nuclear power at SRS biomass cogeneration plant
Secretary Steven Chu joins lawmakers at Savannah River Site to celebrate a biomass cogeneration facility replacing a 1950s coal plant. The private funded project saves about 35 million annually in energy and O M costs and cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 100 000 tons yearly while creating 800 construction jobs and 25 permanent positions. The facility produces 240 000 pounds per hour of steam and 20 MWh of electricity with 2 000 000 MBtu/year of thermal energy.
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Savannah River
Steven Chu
South Carolina
Georgia
Department of Energy
DOE
Mike Gellatly
Gresham Barrett
John Barrow
James Clyburn
Energy
Joe Wilson
George Sakellaris
Ameresco
Lindsey Graham
Mark Sanford
Jeffrey Allison
Biomass savings and emissions cuts under ESPC deal
The text outlines a DOE ESPC with Ameresco Federal Solutions Inc to fund biomass energy projects. It cites annual energy savings of about 500 000 MBtu, reductions of 400 tons per year PM, 3 500 tons per year SO2, and 100 000 tons year CO2. Water use drops 1 412 000 kgal yearly and steam lines reduced by over 2.5 miles. The project promises more than 35 million yearly in energy and O&M costs.
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Savannah River
Builder seeks rehearing for condo project on Park Avenue
Buddy Stevens of Stevens Builders asks the Aiken Design Review Board to refile for a Certificate of Appropriateness for 343 Park Ave. The request aims to add new doors and larger equipment balconies after a prior denial. State and city officials noted the changes were not in the original approved plan.
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Park Avenue
Aiken Design Review Board
Buddy Stevens
Stevens Builders
Park Ave
North Augusta Christmas Tree Lights Up With Kids
North Augusta downtown hosts tree lighting in Calhoun Park led by four children including Rossie Kathryn Bennett 11 Rebekah Bennett 10 and Chase Bennett 7 with friend Amelia Murdock 10. Santa visits despite light rain and North Augusta High School performs.
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North Augusta
Calhoun Park
Rossie Kathryn Bennett
Rebekah Bennett
Chase Bennett
Amelia Murdock
North Augusta High School
Protesters cling to giant generator bound for North Carolina
Four activists from Asheville Rising Tide scaled a fence and attached themselves to a nearly 1 million pound stator in a Greenville parking lot. They locked arms atop the equipment for over an hour before deputies removed them. two arrest warrants followed for disorderly conduct. Names cited include Rachel Scarano, Catherine MacDougal, Julia Page, and Paul Loomis.
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Columbia
Coal Power
North Carolina
Duke Energy
South Carolina
Cliffside
N.C
Greenville
Melissia McKinney
Attila Nemecz
Asheville
Nemecz
Rachel Scarano
Catherine MacDougal
Julia Page
Paul Loomis
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SAHS
Enberry
Bryan Skipper
Dan
Hilton Head
Eagles
Ingagas
W. Carson Bruker
Augusta Lillie
Julie Carter
Batesburg
Mattie D. Ellerbe
Abby
Chu
SRS
Hii
ESPC
Ameresco Federal Solutions Inc
N. Augusta
Bill Bengtser
S.C
MacDougal
Loomis
Scarano
Pecansunlimited.com
Remue
Central Avenue
Augusta
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