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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2008
Page
1
Property owners cleaning a Phoenix rental discover a mummified body submerged in a bathtub. They say the renter had paid rent for years before disappearing, sparking an untimely mystery. The AP coverage is available at the provided source.
Valentine sweets include strawberry hand dipped chocolate while Hollywood writers vote to end the strike. Three month work stoppage effects linger. Silver Bluff claims post season win. Maiken Magic unveils latest robot at competition ready status.
Obituary notice for Samuel A Young from Aiken with death and funeral details. States date and location of service and surviving relatives as listed in the 6A notice column.
Aiken politicians consider campaigns to replace Rep. Skipper Perry District 81. Brad Boni 32 has entered the race as filing opens March 17 to March 31. Perry, in office since 1999, will not seek re election, promising to improve quality of life for Aiken and all South Carolina residents.
In the A-wing at Aiken High School Travis Phillips class operates a computer generated Virtual Enterprise daily selling a fictional insurance product. Students collect premiums develop PowerPoint plans and review marketing while collaborating with national firms. Senior Rick Lee became CEO after interviews by a student board.
Aiken City Council agreed to widen Silver Bluff Road to a two lane highway with turning lanes rather than five. The plan drops bike paths and sidewalks due to environmental concerns, right of way limits, and trees to be cut.
The National Symphony Orchestra brings The Unlikely Trio to First Baptist Church of Aiken for a free 3:30 p.m. Friday performance open to the public. NSO harpist Dotian Levalier, oboist Bill Wiel, and pianist Carole Beanvil will perform, with Levalier noted for roles in Philadelphia ensembles and Wiel uniting NSO oboe work with university teaching.
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