Christmas Parade and Festival Notes Across Counties
Christmas parades in New Ellenton and North Augusta feature charity drives, food, and entertainment. Highlights include Adopt an Angel gifts, free refreshments, a Tree of Hope lighting with a $3,000 SERTOMA donation, Living Christmas Tree performances, and a Festival of Trees at the Aiken County Historical Museum with multiple events and contact details.
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Ellenton
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Aiken County Historical Museum
North Augusta
North Augusta Country Club
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Sertoma Club
Tree of Hope
Millbrook
Woman Believes Bones in Richland County Are Husband
Ellen Monarch told The Item of Sumter that clothing and glasses near the remains matched items from her husband David Monarch who has been missing since July. Autopsy could not confirm identity or cause of death though remains matched one 40 plus male. vehicle keys found near the site fit his car. The husband, an Air Force veteran, was last seen July 30 when he went to see a job counselor. His car was found the following day under the Wateree River bridge in Richland County. A hunter found the remains Sunday near the county line.
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Sumter
Sumter County
Richland County
Ellen Monarch
David Monarch
Joseph Pellicer
Monarch
Air Force
Wateree River
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Aiken clinic seeks funds to aid uninsured residents
Volunteers run a limited open clinic for the uninsured in Aiken County. Grants from United Way of Aiken County and others support service to residents who earn too much for aid but cannot afford insurance. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays by appointment. open December 15, 7, and 10, then January 5. Call 641-1004 or visit Hayne Avenue and Waterloo Street.
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United Way of
Aiken County
Sisters of Charity
Aiken
Tme
Fulgham
New Jersey
Aiken Technical College
University of South Carolina Aiken
Hayne Avenue
Waterloo Street
Richland Avenue
William Webb
Hodges family seeks rental amid mansion renovations
The Columbia Governor's Mansion, built in 1855, is declared uninhabitable with two years needed for repairs. Governor Jim Hodges and family search for a nearby home as renovations, funded mostly by state and private funds, move forward amid safety concerns and limited appealing options.
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Home Sweet Home
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Jim Hodges
Hodges
Goverors
Kevin Geddings
Mansion Commission
South Carolina
Beasley
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