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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 2001

Page

4

Courthouse renovation planned for historic Simons Federal Building

The Charles E. Simons Jr. Federal Courthouse in Aiken will receive interior renovations under GSA direction to restore a 1930s motif with new paint, shutters and an elevator. Judge Cameron Currie notes the project will brighten the space, encourage use, and honor Roosevelt era public works.

General Services Administration Charles E. Simons Jr. Federal Franklin Roosevelt Park Avenue Aiken Charles E. Simons Jr Lyndon Johnson U.S Strom Thurmond R-S.c Simons Cameron Currie Teressia Blair GSA Atlanta Currie Blair California WPA Civilian Conservation Corps

Aiken Standard Staff Directory Roster

The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor with key leadership roles including Art Zappa Advertising Director Ellen C Priest as Business Manager Timothy E O Briant Managing Editor and Phillip Yates Production Director J David Boyd Systems Manager Letitia Jefferson Customer Service Manager.

PAPD Heroes Remembered Amid Ground Zero Sacrifices

A holiday tribute highlights Port Authority Police Department officers who died in the World Trade Center attacks alongside FDNY and NYPD losses. The piece notes 37 PAPD officers killed, profiles several responders, and urges donations to the PAPD World Trade Disaster Survivors Fund.

FDNY NYPD PAPD New York Port Authority Police Department Port Authority Twin Towers U.S Donald Conklin Port Authority Police Statue of Liberty New Jersey World Trade Center Fred Marrone Marrone Jersey City Tower One Mary Froehner Gregg Froehner the Trade Center ESU Joseph Navas Curt Kellinger Navas Ground Zero Heaven Port Authority Police World Trade Disaster Survivors’ Fund c/o Port Authority PBA Inc Palisade Avenue Englewood Cliffs

Growing Up Taller Than Me A Son's Shoe Size Surprises Father

A father recalls his son Alec growing quickly, reaching size 10 shoes and looming over him. He notes family height traits, memories with the family dog Bee Bee Queen, and a realization that Alec may outgrow him as he ages and grows taller.

Tammy Alec Bee Bee

Letters reveal theft from deceased resident on Keys Pond Road

A family pleads for tips after someone from Keys Pond Road stole items from a dead man’s house including a wood heater. The writer laments the betrayal to his sisters nieces and nephews and asks the community to help identify the thief before the house is occupied. The message condemns the crime and seeks justice and closure.

Keys Pond Road

Gifts for the Christ Child at St. Augustine Parish

A parishioner praises St. Augustine Episcopal Church for its outreach to Jefferson Elementary School families. The Gifts for the Christ Child program gathers Christmas presents and sometimes food or adult gifts for children in need, delivered after a pageant and service, with volunteers transforming space for the event.

St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church Fermata Club Jefferson Elementary Jefferson Elementary School

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Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C Timothy E. O’briant Phillip Yates Systems Manager J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Dadddy Like Afghanistan JST Daddy Billy Blazes Michelle Malkin Creators Syndicate Philip Lord St. Augustine Cunningham Aiken
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