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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 2004

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Christmas Parade Delights Graniteville Gatherers

Crowds lined Canal Street for the GVW Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary Christmas Parade in Graniteville. Madelyn Edwards, 6, and her sister Courtlyn collected candy as 129 entries including floats, tractors, fire trucks, horses, and bands passed from Leavelle McCampbell Middle School to Warrenville. Adine Corley, coordinating for 26 years, praised the community turnout and festive floats.

Graniteville Canal Street GVW Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Madelyn Edwards Ing Madelyn Courtlyn Donna Edwards Aiken Edwards Leavelle McCampbell Warrenville Adine Corley

Jackson and North Augusta Christmas Parades Set for 3 P M Today

The Jackson parade starts on S C Highway 125 and the North Augusta parade on Georgia Avenue at 3 p m. Midland Valley High School FFA features a float titled The Nature of Christmas with deer hunting dogs trees and camouflaged students. Jeremy Brooks comments on the wilderness look.

Jackson S.c.highway 125 North Augusta Georgia Avenue Midland Valley High School FFA Jeremy Brooks Agricul

City elections split on party lines in Aiken County

Aiken County Democrats chair Charles Staples calls for nonpartisan city elections while Republican chair David Nix supports partisan city and county councils. Both cite party labels shaping local governance amid ongoing debate with lawmakers James Roland Smith and Robert See noted.

Charles Staples Aiken County Democratic Party Staples Republican Party David Nix Nix James Roland Smith R-Warrenville Robert S

Make-A-Wish grants Saluda boy a dream day

Twelve year old Javon Bouknight of Saluda Middle School, living with sickle cell anemia, enjoyed a limousine ride from Saluda, breakfast at Applebee’s, and a shopping spree at the Aiken Mall. Volunteers from the South Carolina Make-A-Wish Foundation helped create the memorable day.

Javon Bouknight Saluda Applebee's Aiken Mall South Carolina Make Javon Kelsin Carmelo Anthony

Family helps finish new Habitat for Humanity home

Anita Wheeler and her three children Maria, 15 Jacquavia, 12 and Nico, 10, will move into Habitat for Humanity House No. 51 on Tennessee Avenue in January as volunteers finish the dwelling. Wheeler says the home offers a private wooded yard and deck and a chance for their own residence after two years in an apartment.

Anita Wheeler Maria Jacquavia Nico Habitat For Humanity Tennessee Avenue Wheeler

Nuclear site study reframes weapons material as power fuel

Editor notes part two of a Savannah River Site feature. Workers convert enriched uranium once made for nuclear arsenals into low enriched fuel for commercial reactors. Philip Breidenbach, H Area project manager, explains the conversion and its peaceable aims.

Savannah River Philip Breidenbach H Area Comple

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