13 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2006
Page
1
The USC Aiken event drew many viewers with on site coverage from WIS TV's Live with Lucas. Aiken area happenings include Sporting Days Farms closing a weekend, a Horse Trials excitement, and a literacy discussion led by the Aiken Standard featuring Jim Crawford and the Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America.
The Rev. Cecil Candler of Giddens along with Aiken Hancson Stevens and Williston figures are commemorated in the latest Deaths and Funerals listing. Services and arrangements are pending details in 6A.
Locals celebrated the unveiling of a historical marker for Hitchcock Woods during the Aiken County Historical Society winter meeting. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh urged remembrance of local history as Dr. Harry Shealy highlighted Hitchcock Woods as one of the nation’s largest urban forests.
The South Carolina school funding trial has racked up 12.39 million in legal bills with taxpayers paying 6.54 million. Rural districts' lawyers seek reconsideration of a judge's ruling on adequate education and early childhood duties, with April 3 set for outlining reasons.
Aiken mother Sandy Liles and her son Taylor McManus read a letter to the editor about a boy whose electric scooter was stolen while he shopped. The 11 year old offered his own scooter to the family, saying he had saved for two years and rarely rode his. The act followed the letter's appeal and the pair sought out the family to help.
The Rev. Phillip Watson marks 52 years in the ministry with roles at Mt. Zion Batesburg Lotts Grove Rosa Spring and Magnolia churches before becoming pastor of Culbert Branch Baptist in Williston in 1971. He emphasizes education and community impact while noting changes over time.
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