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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2009
Page
1
The Aiken Standard published an in depth interview with K D Justyn chief executive officer of Aiken Regional Medical Centers in Sundays edition. The piece covers the full question and answer session and provides insights into the hospital's plans and leadership.
A mobile home on Residence Drive in Aiken County burned Sunday night. The structure was used for storage and no injuries were reported. Tickets for the First Presbyterian performance are free but expected to move quickly.
The U S Federal Reserve kept its benchmark rate unchanged at the lowest level on record as it maintains stimulus to spur growth amid the ongoing recession. The decision underscores the central bank’s effort to support employment and stabilize financial conditions while monitoring inflation risks.
Death notices for Glenn N. Bartley Aiken James Lewis Fulmer Harvey Wallace Starbuck and Jerry A Wood listed with funeral details and associated communities Graniteville North Augusta and Aiken referenced.
Neighbors discuss how they spent Super Bowl Sunday in Aiken. Readers answer the question posed by Rachel Johnson and point readers to page 5A for more plans and page 1B for a complete Steelers victory recap.
New York reports show the 2020s mood slipping into the game with Bud Light spots featuring stressed employees debating budget cuts and eliminating bonuses. The piece notes the real economy’s sting amid typical ad humor.
Aiken resident Roger G. Smith, 62, died at the scene when his 1999 Mazda 626 left New Holland Road near Shaws Fork Road, overturned multiple times, and came to rest on its roof. The South Carolina Highway Patrol and Aiken County Coroner's Office continue the investigation with toxicology pending.
Therapist Suze Maze brings Equine Assisted Psychotherapy to Fort Gordon and local community members. Through Horse Empowerment at Equine Rescue of Aiken, veterans and civilians will engage with horses weekly, using the EAP model to address PTSD symptoms and family stress while expanding treatment options for those who have fallen through the cracks.
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