Summer school plans take shape in Aiken County
District officials foresee a rise in summer programs for 2000 as statewide demand grows with over 100000 students likely to attend. Aiken County projects about 3600 students, up from 1000, with transportation and funding needs highlighted by superintendent Linda Eldridge and school board member Williamson.
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S.C. Department of Education
Linda Eldridge
Aiken County
Wagener-Salley High
Ridge Spring-Monetta High
Aiken
Education Department
Williamson
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North Augusta Year in Review 1999 Riverfront and Growth
North Augusta wrapped 1999 with riverfront redevelopment efforts and downtown improvements. Incumbents Baggott Sullivan and McDowell won reelection after a February GOP primary, joined by Henry Dukes in April. City advanced a Carsville grant, faced bid overruns, approved a 7.6 million water plant expansion, started Phase I streetscape, and opened the Greeneway Bridge. The city pursued eminent domain on the Marooka property and approved riverfront dock plans amid debates over a new logo and downtown paver crosswalks.
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North Augusta
Carolyn Baggott
Kent Sullivan
Ken McDowell
Henry Dukes
Billy Thurmond
J. Black Mitchell
John R. Welky
Berry Benson
Parks Pharmacy
S.C. Department of Transportation
DOT
Marooka
13Th Street
Charles Martin
Tually
Martin
South Carolina
Eight Aiken war dead kin narrowed for next of kin
The search to identify next of kin for 64 Aiken County veterans killed in action has been narrowed to eight. The list includes two World War I Army veterans David Brown and Willie Davis, two World War II Marines Thomas Grisby and George W Hair, and four Korean War Army veterans Robert Hatch Davis Munns Roy Robinson and Jack Yon. Call Jack Atkinson at 593-3749 with information.
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Aiken County
Midland Valley Veterans Park
David Brown
Willie Davis
Thomas Grisby
George W. Hair
Robert Hatch
Davis Munns
Roy Robinson
Jack Yon
Jack Atkinson
North Augusta to mulch Christmas trees in January
The Department of Natural Resources urges recycling trees into mulch via the annual Grinding of the Greens. From Jan 1 to 31, Lions Field parking lot accepts trees for grinding, with mulch available first come, first served. Do not mix trees with yard waste.
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North Augusta
Department of Natural Resources
Lions Field
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Ann Drayton - Smith
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