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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2015
Page
1
Aiken Technical College President Dr. Susan Winsor announced she will retire effective July 1 2016. She has led the college since September 1999 and spent nearly 30 years in the South Carolina Technical College System.
Gov. Nikki Haley urged lawmakers to allocate at least 114 million dollars for flood relief as USC researchers in Columbia shared 2016 state economic projections. Economist Stephen Slice noted micro impacts for Aiken County farmers, with poultry areas in Aiken and Edgefield less affected, suggesting a modest regional recovery.
The notice lists deaths of Dorothy Deaver Fiveash Edisto Island Frank Frazier Jr Aiken Mildred Staley Wagoner Robert Griffin Graniteville Shirley Ann Brown Graniteville Vivian Smith Warren Graniteville and summarizes funeral arrangements in the 6A section.
Owners push to revive the Aiken Training Track after losing its main stable and income source earlier this year. The facility remains active with 25 to 47 horses in various ownerships and seeks to attract new trainers and equine athletes as the winter season begins. Brad Stauffer says 120 horses or more could be at the track, with current totals from Legacy Stable partners and other owners.
Towns prepare festive parades with schedules and entry fees. Aiken and North Augusta hold Dec 13 events from 2 to 3 and 2 to 4 p.m. respectively with themes Christmas Melodies and Hark the Herald Angels. Entry costs range 10 to 50 dollars. deadlines vary. Granitevill e Warrenville and Windsor parades follow the next day or week, with contact details for registration and questions.
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