12 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2006
Page
1
The article notes the annual Aiken County High School Art Contest featuring self portraits with remarkable detail. It also recalls Wagener Salley ROTC's first year as two Army veterans began the program last fall and key progress noted in a year.
Paul Eugene Bass of Sunset Harbor North Carolina and Azraire Mitchell of Aiken are named in notices. The brief item highlights daily reader space and discussion on literature as a community feature.
Sporting Days Farms hosts weekend horse trials and dressage tests drawing USEF and USEA officials and riders. Prominent figures like Sally Ike and Trish Gilbert praise the event and volunteer dedication. Aiken’s climate footing and proximity make it a premier early year stop for green horses and riders to build skills.
Bird lovers flock to the Exotic Bird Fair at the Aiken Jaycees Fairgrounds on Saturday drawing a crowd despite rain. Vendor Louise Jacks of Piedmont travels yearly to sell birds and recalls her first pet a singing canary at age six.
City Council plans a 6:30 p m work session at the Municipal Building to discuss creating a livability court to mediate neighborhood conflicts and fill the vacant assistant municipal judge role once held by Reginald Simmons. The idea follows inspiration from Charleston and could lead to specialty courts restructuring.
South Carolina conservationists plan to challenge the U.S. Forest Service bid to sell more than 4600 acres across Berkeley Chester Edgefield Fairfield Laurens McCormick Oconee Saluda and Union counties to fund rural schools. State natural resources director John Frampton leads the fight.
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