Mrs Cl aus reading party charms Odell Weeks crowd
Two year old Adeline Ginn sat on her mother Sarah's lap as Mrs Claus read Christmas stories at Odell Weeks Recreation Center. The event, now in its second year, was started by Ginger Ingram who also helps with a Christmas craft show and year round readings for children.
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Adeline Ginn
Sarah
Mrs. Claus
Odell Weeks Recreation Center
Adeline
Sarah Ginn
Ginger Ingram
Odell Weeks
Rob Novit
Fast Friends
Odell Leeks Recreation Center
Mrs Claus Read Aloud Encourages Kids to Read in Aiken
Mrs. Claus visited Aiken to urge reading and win over children with a reading session. Amanda Breeden handed out free books and refreshments while Cassandra Elam and her children enjoyed the event alongside other families. Kylie asked who Mrs. Claus was, and a light moment followed as attendees discussed reading. Rob Novit at rmovit aikenstandard.com.
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Amanda Breeden
Cassandra Elam
Taylor
Blake
North Augusta
Christy Baudoin
Kylie
Mrs. Claus
Santa
Rob Novit
Rmovit
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Small Ridge Spring Monetta High Meets All AYP Targets
Nine of 197 South Carolina high schools met 100 percent of school based accountability results under No Child Left Behind. Ridge Spring Monetta High School achieved this by meeting five objectives while others had 13 to 21. The test used was a trial, delaying statewide validation.
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South Carolina
Ridge Spring- Monetta High School
Bill Ward
Aiken County
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Frank Roberson
State Department of
Aiken County OKs Higher Recreation Fees
Aiken County Council approved without comment a second reading of an ordinance boosting recreation fees. Baseball registration rises from 50 to 55 dollars, day camp from 60 to 65 for two weeks, 35 to 40 for one week, and daily from 15 to 18. Volleyball league dues climb from 150 to 195. New concession charges to follow.
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Aiken County
Aiken Electric Co op sends out capital credit checks
Customers of Aiken Electric Cooperative received early Christmas gifts as part of $800,000 in capital credit checks mailed December 12. The checks go to member owners from 1983 and 2002 and reflect investments made with each monthly power payment.
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Aiken Electric Co-op
Aiken Electric Cooperative
SeniorNet needs more volunteers in Aiken area
SeniorNet coordinator Bill Hayes says senior learners face vision, hearing, and dexterity challenges but the program at USC Aiken lab teaches at seniors pace. Jim Ward, a former Savannah River Site engineer now involved with SeniorNet, notes the value of seniors sharing knowledge. The Aiken chapter, four years old, has served over 1300 students with core volunteers from 1999 still in place though age and illness reduce numbers. Recruitment of recent retirees as coaches is underway with hopes of sustaining instructors long term and appealing to younger helpers.
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Jim Ward
Aiken
Savannah River
Ward
Bill Hayes
SeniorNet
USC Aiken
Hayes
Pat Roberts
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