New Year Fireworks Light Auckland Welcome 2008
New Zealand city Auckland rang in 2008 with a major fireworks display as residents welcomed the new year. Video coverage shows crowds gathering and celebrations shaping the festive scene.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2008
Page
1
New Zealand city Auckland rang in 2008 with a major fireworks display as residents welcomed the new year. Video coverage shows crowds gathering and celebrations shaping the festive scene.
A 2007 music wave highlights vibrant rock by women artists with broad recognition yet a brief window on the year’s rich female catalog. Zumba fitness spreads to Aiken blending Latin rhythms with energetic dance for a new workout trend.
The Aiken Standard asks County leaders about goals and challenges for the year as the aging 80 year old county office building on Richland Avenue with 67 000 square feet and a 40 million price tag for a new facility looms.
New Year’s Eve festivities center on Times Square as crowds brave 30 degree temperatures for the 100th anniversary ball drop and a new energy efficient design. In New Hampshire, civil unions become legal as couples anticipate midnight. Milwaukee resident Jeanelle Josef and her mother Wanda Bowers join others hours early, displaying Wisconsin pride.
DOE has yet to announce who will manage the Savannah River Site for the next five years. Washington Savannah River Company and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, led by Fluor Daniel, are the two bidders from May 2007 for the roughly 4 billion dollar management and operations contract. A decision could come at any time, with no official timeline.
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