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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2001

Page

2

Purple Heart Day honor honoring veterans at local park

A Bath ceremony at Horse Creek Midland Valley Veterans Park marked South Carolina Purple Heart Day honoring Korea and World War II veterans. Speakers included Al Silvano of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and retired Army Colonel Donal Miller, with comments on Iraq action and education about past conflicts. The event featured the 434th Signal Corps Band from Fort Gordon and local participants from Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps.

Bath S.C Horse Creek Midland Valley Veterans Park Korea America al Silvano Military Order of the Purple Heart Europe Pacific Park Donal Miller China North Korea Saddam Hussein Tommy Moore Clearwater Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps 434Th Signal Corps Ginny Southworth al J. Silvano

Orangeburg Woman Named S C Mother of the Year 2001

Joyce Rheney of Orangeburg was named South Carolina Mother of the Year for 2001. The honor highlights her family centered life, public service on the Orangeburg City Council, and role in community organizations.

Orangeburg S.C Rheney Rheneys Joyce Rheney South Carolina Janet Cotter Joyce John Rheney Jr John Ili Betsy Aiken Bruce David Greenville Emaither

Sewer rate cut proposed for nonhookup North Augusta users

North Augusta City Council discusses reducing winter based sewer rates for 76 customers who are not connected to the sewer line though available. The plan lowers charges to 17.61 inside city limits and 22.94 outside based on 4514 gallons monthly, with net annual revenue to drop. An ordinance to implement the change is expected at the next council meeting. The session also advanced Walnut Lane Park plans funded in part by Homesites Ltd with four donated lots valued at 17 500 each. Phase 1 includes a large and small playground, covered picnic tables, and a quarter mile walking trail.

North Augusta Jones Finance Department Walnut Grove Charles Martin Homesites Ltd Butler's Mill Walnutrove Walnut Lane Park Homesites Walnut Lane Martin

Severe Weather Awareness Week Planned Across South Carolina

Officials announce Severe Weather Awareness Week set for February 18 24 with activities from coast to hills. Aiken County Marie Jay Parker notes focus on traffic flow and evacuation routes likely flooded during heavy rains. Dr Bill Gallman says schools will conduct additional drills monthly and a statewide weather response drill will involve many agencies and amateur radio operators.

South Carolina Jay Parker Aiken County Aiken Parker Bill Gallman Aikens County

North Augusta seeks more parking to aid riverfront growth

North Augusta officials and AA group members discuss parking shortages near Shoreline Drive as riverfront plans grow. City Administrator Charles Martin cites overlaps with Sertoma pavilion and Greeneway use while exploring mutually agreeable solutions with the 24 Hour Club and AA.

North Augusta Lark Jones Club Incorporated G & F Railroad Heidelberg Charles Martin Shoreline Drive Sertoma Pavilion Sertoma Greeneway Martin

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