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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2008
Page
1
Community shoppers are invited to view holiday season videos showcasing local merchants offerings. Visit the Aiken Standard website and click the top banner to watch the clips.
Aiken Standard sports editors weigh in on whether Dabo Swinney was the right football choice. The discussion frames the decision as a major topic in local sports commentary.
The new House composition features 435 voting members with party shifts shaping early agenda. Key freshman members and party leadership anticipate initial committee assignments and policy priorities as the 111th Congress convenes in Washington.
Katherine Emeneker Hendrix and Aiken Jack Linden are named in a Woodstock Georgia death notices/obituary brief. The item lists funeral details and service references typical to local notices in the 6A section.
Community honors Lt. Michael J. Frank of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office after his death in a Georgia traffic crash. The 48 year old deputy, a devoted father to Tara and Tyler Frank, died when his SUV veered into a guardrail near mile marker 132 on I 20 as he returned from refereeing a hockey game in Atlanta. The service at Lakeside Baptist Church drew law enforcement, family, and friends who remembered him as a man of faith and public service. He was laid to rest at Pineview Memorial Park in North Augusta.
Hopelands Gardens will host the Christmas at Hopelands lights with over 100000 bulbs. The season runs December 11 to 27 from 6 to 9 PM, closed December 17 24 and 25. Featured displays include an ice castle angels and a manger scene plus holiday concerts at 7 PM on eight evenings.
New Ellenton officials defend the police department after James Bouknight faces assault charges. Bouknight, known for videotaping council meetings, posted a YouTube video accusing Mayor Vernon Dunbar and Police Chief Johnny Hamilton of corruption and stating the charges are trumped up. Hamilton denies the allegations and calls for a jury trial, while the case proceeds to charged claims.
Wagener resident Lacie Doolittle began jumping with Double Dutch Forces at age five under head coach Joy Holman. Now 18, she has won 13 state titles, three world titles, and 13 national titles, traveling across the United States, Europe, and the Dutch Caribbean.
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