Augusta plans expand recycling and meter reading systems
City officials consider a Materials Recovery Facility to process recyclables and a radio controlled water meter reading system to save money. Proposals include broader recycling, a 2 million gain, and 285 thousand annual savings, plus plans to expand PACT and officer postings in Aiken schools.
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Augusta
LeDuc
Department of Planning and Community Development
U.S. 1
I-20
Edwin C
Aiken
Gatewood
Aiken County
PACT
D.A.R.E
Busbee
USC Aiken Alumni Reunited for Mardi Gras Reception
USC Aiken Alumni Association hosted a reception at Etherredge Center bringing graduates from business nursing history political science journalism English psychology mathematics and computer science together with former professors. The weekend continued with a Catalinas dance at Graniteville Armory and planned events include an alumni basketball game and a joint USC Spartanburg visit hosted by the Pacers and Lady Pacers.
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Ginny Southworth
USC
Etherredge Center
USC Aiken
USC Aiken Alumni Association
Schools of Business and Nursing
Aeerredge
Tom Mack
English Department
Graniteville National Guard Armory
Pacers
Lady Pacers
USC Spartanburg
Rita Malloy
Security Federal Savings B. of
South Carolina
Black History Program Today At Aiken Library
Aiken County Public Library hosts Now Go Tell That a program of African-American dance storytelling and history at 10 30 a m. The Roy al Aikenites fund the event in Black History Month with performances by Sala Adenike of Augusta the Staley Sisters of the Oakwood Windsor 4 H Club the Big Brothers and Sisters of Aiken and DeMark Hickson of Aiken.
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Aiken County Public Library
Royal Aikenites
Black History Month
Sala Adenike
Augusta
Staley Sisters
Oakwood-Windsor
Big Brothers and Sisters of
Aiken
DeMark Hickson
Let It Snow Storm Grounds Region Strands Travelers
A historic snowstorm halts travel from New York to the East Coast with up to 18 inches in Central Park and 2 inches per hour elsewhere. Tens of thousands lose power as schools and offices close and transport systems seize operations.
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New York
Paula Roddam
Maud
Texas
Connecticut
Central Park
Starks Retains Nomination for County Veterans Post
The delegation interviewed Mrs. Starks and two others with veterans groups present but no votes. The search committee again unanimously backed Starks, though five of 12 protest reps supported the nominee. Lott resigned Jan 24. the VA post handles GI Bill benefits for about 14,000 county veterans and pays about $32,000 annually.
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Starks
American Legion
VFW
Disabled American Veterans
Steven M. Lott
Veterans Affairs
G.I. Bill
Community Call for Attitudinal Change on Domestic Violence
Mrs Mixon says a citywide shift in thinking is needed to combat domestic violence. She argues batterers must be re educated and that resources must come from broader communities, not just local agencies, as CARP receives no city or county funding.
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Woodside
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IV
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
Virginia Gardner
Savannah River Operations Office
P.O
S.C
Aiken Civic Ballet Company
Aiken Civic Ballet
Columbia City Ballet
Washington
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Kroger
Aiken Hitchcock Plaza
Silverbluff Rd
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