Students explore careers with new self discovery program
Local students learn their strengths through a computer program that helps identify suitable career paths and potential interests for the future.
07 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2006
Page
1
Local students learn their strengths through a computer program that helps identify suitable career paths and potential interests for the future.
Obituaries note the deaths of William Russell Clark of North Augusta and Joyce I Meiklejohn of Blackville. Funeral details appear in the Deaths and Funerals brief.
Fuzzy Zoeller will design Woodside Plantation’s fourth course in Aiken South Carolina. The project proceeds in two nine hole phases with completion targeted for 2007 and 2008. Half the property will be developed into homes while the rest acts as a buffer. Zoeller joins a list of renowned designers at Woodside.
A 51 year old woman, Nadezhda N Vorobyova of Molena Georgia, died from chest trauma after a collision at the Atomic Road Beech Island Avenue intersection. A 1999 blue Ford F 350 driven by a Yaraville man hit her 1998 green Ford Taurus as it crossed Atomic Road. The truck driver Tony M Griffin of Yarnville and his 13 year old son sustained non life threatening injuries. Traffic delays followed the wreck. Charges pending reconstruction team findings. Alcohol not suspected.
In Aiken, residents envision a downtown greenspace on a corner lot at Richland Avenue and York Street. The city bought the third of an acre for 260000, funded from local option sales tax revenue, with private fundraising already surpassing most of a 35000 goal led by Anaclerio and Wade Brodie. The park plans, drafted by a landscape architect, await city council approval and feature oaks to echo the parkway.
About 50 Graniteville residents gathered at the First Baptist Church for a briefing on plans to add flashing signals and drop-down gates at the Ascanga Lake Road Canal Street crossing. Norfolk Southern would shift track to fit a two-lane two-way layout plus a new crossing near Rocktown Drive as part of a 1.35 million project to be completed in 18 months. State officials cited improving local safety and asked residents for feedback before construction starts within the year.
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