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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2009
Page
1
City Council members share plans to keep the city fiscally sound and support small businesses. They emphasize stabilizing the economy, affordable housing, crime prevention through youth programs, economic development, and maintaining high credit while promoting jobs as Aiken marks its 175th anniversary.
City Council discusses Aiken Corp loan of 1.3 million to fund next year’s budget amid tough economy. Councilwoman Beverly Clyburn backs road work on Whiskey Road and youth programs including a youth center and Crosland Park revitalization.
The Aiken Standard features an Advent calendar countdown with a daily ornament reveal. Aiken County residents are invited to follow the series and, if fortunate, may be inspired to craft their own yard ornaments.
William J. Bill Adams and Augusta Barry Johnson are listed in the Augusta Jackson deaths and funerals notice for notices of upcoming services and memorial details.
St Mary Help of Christians School kindergarteners watched fifth graders act out favorites from Fancy Nancy Pizza Pat the Stinky Cheese Man and Darth Vader during a pre holiday party Jazmine Cortes recalls Chloe Kaplan’s Fancy Nancy reading and the children’s delight The piece notes the ongoing fifth grade reading buddy program and invites readers to page 16A for more.
Jubilant Democrats secured Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson as the 60th vote enabling historic health care reform. President Obama greeted the breakthrough while Senate leaders and CBO projected extended coverage for over 30 million Americans, new insurance industry regulations, and deficit reductions of about 132 billion dollars over 10 years.
At the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center a bittersweet weekend marked Betty Gyles's retirement after 28 years of service as recreation supervisor. The Memory Tree program honors past members and community friends while seniors dance and reflect on Gyles’s tenure and future involvement.
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