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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

23 Dec 2002

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Dec 23, 2002

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5

Aiken plans shape the city’s future growth

City Manager Roger LeDuc outlines a series of corridor studies, master plans, and overlay districts guiding Aiken's growth. He highlights historic preservation, airport development, recreation and greenway projects, and public involvement as keys to maintaining Aiken’s distinctive feel amid expansion.

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Eadstor Aiken Roger LeDuc LeDuc Roland Windham Hopelands Aiken Municipal Airport Citizens Park LeDuc Sai Andrew Dexter C. 0 Pascalis William W. Williams Noments Point Pine Log Road Phil England Whiskey Road England Ed Evans Evans
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College of Charleston records highest sexual assault rate in four years

The State analysis shows two of every 1,000 College of Charleston students reported sexual assaults in four years, higher than USC and Clemson. Acting vice president Jeri Cabot cites urban setting and off campus incidents as factors.

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Columbia College of Charleston University of South Carolina Clemson Jeri Cabot Cabot
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McConnell eyes Hunley museum amid economic delays

State Sen. Glenn McConnell says a $40 million Hunley submarine museum may wait for better times. The Hunley, first Confederate submarine to sink an enemy ship, has been stored at the Charleston Naval Base since 2000. McConnell, Hunley Commission chair, urges a self-financing project and safety before building a world class attraction.

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Charleston Glenn McConnell Charleston Naval Base McConnell Hunley Commission
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