Aiken Woman Houses 51 Birds In Home Aviary
An Aiken resident keeps fifty one birds including finches parrots and macaws in her residence. The collection spans several species and levels of talking ability reflecting a personal aviary hobby.
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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2007
Page
1
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NAE students explore science on math day at North Augusta school
North Augusta Elementary School students received a bone a fied biology lesson on math and science day and joined activities including a Hula Hoop Bubble. The 3A Battle of Aiken was canceled due to pouring rain and a threat of severe thunderstorms on Sunday.
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North Augusta
Aiken
Pacers Triumph in Peach Belt Baseball Series Final
The Pacers clinched the series title with a win in the decisive Sunday game despite variable weather. In other sports news, a French study finds hormone skin patches pose a much lower risk of blood clots than hormone pills.
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Pacers
Deaths and Funerals Spotlight
Obituary brief lists area residents Allie R Fleming Trenton Margie M Clarkson and Oquendo Lyshad Jones with funeral details and service information from the Johnston Aiken area.
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Trenton
Margie M. Clarkson
Aiken Oquendo
Lyshad Jones
Johnston
Overdue books highlight strained school library budgets
Aiken County librarians like East Aiken Elementary’s Mary Lou Wallace warn that state funding for library budgets has dwindled. She has weeded out 3,000 books in two years as non fiction costs rise. The Strive for 25 campaign seeks $25 per student and up to $20 million, while lawmakers consider a $1 million purchase request.
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Mary Lou Wallace
Media Center
East Aiken
Aiken County
Wallace
S.C. Association of School Librarians
S.C. General Assembly
Jim Foster
State Department of Education
Ways and Means
Roland Smith
Warrenville
Aiken
Brock Heron
Old Holley House to Get $1 Million Downtown Renovation
The former Holley Hardware Co. building at 115 Laurens St in downtown Aiken undergoes a $1 million facelift. Paula Moore and Joy Albrecht, new owners of Palmetto Limited Investments LLC, bought the two story 1901 structure as their first commercial venture. The Holley building, over 16 800 square feet, ranks as downtown’s third largest, after Hotel Aiken and the downtown post office. It previously housed Holley Hardware and B C Moore and Sons clothing.
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Holley Hardware Co
Laurens St
Aiken
Paula Moore
Joy Albrecht
Palmetto Limited Investments, LLC
Moore
Albrecht
Holley
Hotel Aiken
Holley Hardware
B.C. Moore and Sons
Sharpton Descends From Thurmond Slave Ancestor
The Rev. Al Sharpton disclosed he is a descendant of a slave owned by relatives of late Sen. Strom Thurmond. The revelation, described as shocking by Sharpton, emerged after the Daily News traced his roots with help from genealogists. Doris Strom Costner, a distant cousin, expressed surprise at the connection.
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New York
al Sharpton
Strom Thurmond
Sharpton
Thurmond
Daily News
Nexus
Doris Strom Costner
Arkin Wins Oscar for Sunshine and Little Miss Sunshine
Alan Arkin earned the supporting actor Oscar for his foulmouthed grandpa in Little Miss Sunshine, beating Eddie Murphy for Dreamgirls. Happy Feet won best animated feature, denying Cars and Pixar’s John Lasseter. Miller joked with his kids about penguin suits as he thanked the team.
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Alan Arkin
Los Angeles
Eddie Murphy
Arkin
John Lasseter
Toy Story
George Miller
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