Snow flurries possible with no accumulation warned
Forecasters from the National Weather Service in Columbia predict a chance of rain mixing with snow flurries this afternoon as a strong upper level system moves in. Temperatures start in the 40s, drop to the 20s by evening, with 60 percent precipitation but no expected accumulation. Bruce Cherry cites a wintry mix possible briefly.
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Columbia
Bruce Cherry
Federal funding impasse may trigger $85 billion cuts nationwide
Education budgets face impact as Congress contemplates sequestration on March ahead of a broad federal cut. In Aiken County Superintendent Dr. Beth Everitt and Head Start Director Shadie Hall warn large, protected funds for students could vanish. House Appropriations Democrats highlight risk, noting South Carolina would lose $13.3 million in Title 1 grants affecting many local schools.
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Aiken County
Hall
Aiken-Barnwell
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South Carolina
Deaths in Area Prompt Obscure Listing 6A
Area deaths listing names Alex Merriweather Emma Washington Jackson Frances Dorothy Singer James Morgan Lawrence Harling Margaret Matthews observed in North Augusta Aiken Johnston Parksville with deaths and funerals noted in the 6A section.
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Alex Merriweather
North Augusta
Emma Washington Jackson
Aiken
Frances Dorothy Singer
James Morgan
Johnston
Lawrence Harling
Margaret Matthews
Parksville
Sequestration Cuts May Hit Savannah River Site Jobs Hard
A Democratic report warns automatic federal budget cuts could furlough over 1,000 Savannah River Site workers for about four months and disrupt cleanup at multiple facilities. The CSRA and South Carolina would feel broader effects with 4 000 to 5 000 workers affected across the complex and delays to key projects and compliance milestones.
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Trons
Congressional Budget Office
South Carolina
CSRA
Defense Environmental Management
H ‘Canyon
Office of “River Protection
Washington
National Labs
Energy
Stephen Chu
Facade grants help city sustain downtown's historic character
City staff, led by City Manager Richard Pearce, preserves history through the Downtown Business District Facade Grant program which earned the Historic Aiken Foundation's Stewardship Award. Since 2006 the city has awarded 35 grants totaling over 202000 in reimbursements for facade improvements like painting, repairs, door and window upgrades, and code corrections.
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Susan French
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