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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2010
Page
1
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Henry R. Hank Dailey, longtime resident of Jackson, passed away peacefully. Funeral services and obituary details appear in the Jackson Deaths and Funerals section on page 6A, noting his years of service and family survivors.
Katrina Paolini the South Aiken High School student plans to attend Auburn Georgia Tech or the University of Maryland to study aerospace engineering. She aims to work for NASA as an aerospace engineer in ten years. Guidance counselor Bruce Wheelon praises her character and potential.
The feature lists five students from North Augusta High School Ridge Spring Monetta High School Aiken High School Wagener Salley High presenting their ages post secondary plans and ten year goals. Parents and siblings are named alongside teachers praising the students as motivated ambitious and well mannered.
The piece previews key South Carolina elections including governor, lieutenant governor, U S House, one Senate seat, all State House seats, four County Council seats and five School Board spots. It notes 12 percent unemployment, editorial emphasis on leadership, and urges informed voting with ongoing coverage.
The Center for African American History Art and Culture hosted a Saturday event at Lloyd Kennedy School celebrating African culture with dance music and lectures. Speakers covered topics from obscure Aiken black history to Buffalo Soldiers as part of a history series.
Telisa Bryant, a native of Aiken, has found a teaching role in South Korea guiding children. The photo features Geligan Cullum Tabatha Mobley and Rolland Curtis learning to play djembes from Paul Ali Allen, showcasing a cultural exchange program.
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