Savannah River Site Manager Craig to Receive 2015 Presidential Award
Savannah River Site Manager Jack Craig has been selected as a 2015 Presidential Award recipient, one of 11 Department of Energy leaders honored for sustained extraordinary performance. Moniz cited Craig for lasting contributions to the agency’s effectiveness during 20 years in DOE leadership roles including oversight of 192 federal staff and a $1 billion annual budget.
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Top Local Photos of the Year in Aiken County 2015
Aiken Standard highlights ten favorite images from 2015 showing county recovery from severe flooding and tornadoes and portraits of residents enjoying life. Editors present a gallery of memorable moments with photo credits and details on page 8A.
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Top 10 most clicked photo galleries of 2015
The Aiken Standard highlights its most clicked travel galleries of 2015 including storms that swept through communities and prom day smiles. Readers can view the galleries on aikenstandard.com with a gallery feature noted on Page 9A.
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Top 2015 Local Stories Dec 29 to Dec 31
This week previews the year's top local stories from December 29 to 31. Part 1 highlights Dec 2015 events and ongoing themes with expectant summaries and honorable mentions.
What will 2016 do to your checkbook
Analysts predict 2016 may bring higher costs for rent gas and health care while wage growth remains modest. November earnings rose 2.3 percent year over year, below the 3.5 percent seen in a strong economy, prompting cautious optimism on future pay raises.
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