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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2014

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Wagener Council Member Denies Pay Dispute Allegations

A Wagener Town Councilman responds to claims from Aiken Standard about a February 20 incident at Wagener Town Hall. Sheriff deputies were called after a confrontation between Mayor Michael Miller and Councilman Joey Black over pay due for Black’s council work.

Wagener Aiken Aiken County Michael Miller Joey Black Black Miller Aiken Standard

Deaths and Funerals Area Obituaries Lead 6A

Area obituaries list Michael Toomer of Aiken Nora Christine Mote Morrison of Warrenville and Orlando Al Fernandez of Aiken among recent deaths. Service details are not provided in the snippet.

Nora Christine Mote Morrison Warrenville Orlando al” Fernandez Aiken

Hitchcock Woods set to reopen early Friday after ice damage

Hitchcock Woods will reopen Friday morning after significant ice storm damage. Chair Harry Shealy notes widespread debris and toppled trees across the 2100 acre urban forest. Superintendent Bennett Tucker says trails will be passable by weekend with debris removal in three phases focused on main corridors and later management units.

Harry Shealy Hitchcock Woods Shealy Hitchcock Tucker

Healthier snacks rules hit local schools in 2012

Aiken County School District and others adopt USDA Smart Snacks rules under the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act. Food service chief Glenda Wafford laments lost fundraising as items like cakes and candy face limits in school stores and athletics concessions. Cadets in Silver Bluff High School ROTC note annual $15 000 travel costs and explore fundraising changes as PTOs and clubs also face tighter rules.

Aiken County U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Service Glenda Wafford Aiken USDA Ron Freeman Silver Bluff High School Freeman

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