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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2006
Page
1
The Aiken Center for the Arts opened Aiken Retrospective: 2006 on Monday and will run through Jan. 26. The 1C Commission voted 5 to 2 not to recommend Chukker Creek Road's equestrian themed community to the City Council.
STAR Riding and Driving program seeks volunteers for a training class to assist in horseback riding lessons for disabled students. The session aims to prepare helpers for safe, supportive instruction at the program's facilities.
Bonnie Watson of Edgefield shares literacy interest highlighting Junie B. Jones by Barbara Parks. The note appears in the Aiken Standard’s daily book discussion space aimed at sparking local reading interest.
Area obituaries announce the deaths of Annie Rose Burgess in Batesburg Carrie Baker Fulmer in Graniteville Lucille Westall Owens in Willister and Quincy L. Robinson in Salley Services and funeral notices are listed for these individuals in the 6A death notices section.
Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton said toxicology results for Terrell Gunner and Ryker Young were not yet available from SLED after several calls. He noted prescription meds found at the scene but results will confirm any drug involvement. A press release indicated a DVD left by Terry Young was sent to the boys' mother Karyn Young.
Aiken County judge sealed the divorce records of Karyn and Terry Young after the Clerk of Court refused to release them to the Aiken Standard on Monday. The article notes Gun ner and Ryker Young deaths have left parents dealing with how to explain the tragedy to their children.
A candlelight vigil and outdoor prayer service in Andrews Branch honored Gunner 7 and Ryker 4 Young with community support. True North Church hosted about 200 people outside North Augusta High School with chalk messages and songs focusing on faith and healing after the apparent murder suicide.
The Norfolk Southern newsletter proclaims 2005 a good year for safety, noting it remained the safest Class 1 railroad and won the Harriman Gold Medal for the 16th straight year. Spokesman Robin Chapman cites Graniteville as a tragedy but not derailment affecting industry-wide recognition, while outlining 2006 safety recommendations and trials of the Optimized Train Control system.
Willie Clark vice president for the Energy and Nuclear Sector at Parsons named one of the 100 Most Important Blacks in Technology by US Black Engineer & Information Technology magazine. He oversees Aiken operations from Washington DC and will be honored in February 2006 in Baltimore.
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