Remembering Graniteville Tragedy and Mining Survivors
A past-event feature recalls the Graniteville train wreck of January 6 2005 and the mine disaster where only one miner, Randal McCloy Jr., survived. The piece notes public curiosity about readings and community reflections alongside obituaries and local notices.
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Randal McCloy Jr
Texas Longhorns Win This One for the Roses
Mike Craig recalls the chlorine gas disaster at Stevens Steam Plant after a Jan 6 2005 collision. He describes coughing fits and fear as workers tried to shut down the plant and limit damage to Avondale Mills operations.
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Texas Longhorns
Craig
Stevens
Steve Stein
Avondale Mills
Pastor Ostendorf remembered by Midland Valley Church
About 400 church members gathered at Midland Valley Church of the Nazarene to mourn Rev. Scott Ostendorf who died at 49 after a six month pancreatic cancer battle. The service was brief with pastors speaking and a basket for personal messages to his family.
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Ginny Southworth
Gary Curry
Midland Valley Church of the Nazarene
Scott Ostendorf
Clearwater
Ostendorf
Scott
Milk pulled from all county schools after contamination scare
Aiken County School District halted milk across all schools as a precaution amid reports of possible contamination from Coburg Dairy deliveries. Five schools statewide were named, but later officials indicated only lactose free milk was suspected and shelf-stable beverages were urged pending DHEC guidance. Oakwood Windsor Elementary received the morning Coburg deliveries.
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Aiken County
Bill Gallman
Gallmarr
David Ruth
Barnwell
Coburg Dairy
Gallman
Oakwood- Windsor
Oakwood-Windsor
Food Service
JoAnn Griffin
Griffin
Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Coburg
North Augusta
Pelion
Alice Sheehan
Sheehan
NBCs The Book of Daniel airs despite protests in Aiken Augusta
WAGT TV and WIS will broadcast Friday night’s two hour premiere of The Book of Daniel despite AFA protests. The NBC series portrays an Episcopal priest with addiction and family drama while critics call it demeaning to Christians.
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NBC
Aiken-Augusta
Wagt-Tv 26
Augusta
WIS 10
Columbia
Aidan Quinn
American Family Association
Jeffrey Marks
WAGT
Wagt-Tv
AFA
Terre Haute
Ind
Donald E. Wildman
Quinn
Daniel Webster
Aiken County
Leon C. Mozeliak Jr
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Aiken
Mozeliak
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