Monopoly tourney draws real estate buffs to Fermata Club
Wannabe monopolists from Cartersville and Asheville joined eight players at the Fermata Club for a Saturday Monopoly fundraiser. Matthew K. Myers won the title with Robin Morgan as first runner up and Clayton Tardie second. Proceeds fund repairs to the historic Whiskey Road building dating to 1919.
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Fermata Club
David Feinberg
Paul Shin
New York
Chuck Foster
Hasbro
Chili’s
Monopoly
Clayton Tardie
Aiken
Cartersville
Asheville
N.C
Matthew K. Myers
Robin Morgan
Whiskey Road
Fermata School For Girls
Winter Colony
Fermataclub
Suzanne Stone
Sstone
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Subdivision plan tops Aiken City Council agenda
The council reviews a 12.6 acre Douglas Drive site where Bill Gingrey seeks to build 25 homes on land once sold by the city for 130000. Planning Commission backs rezoning to Planned Residential despite buyer concerns and notice questions. Additional items include annexation for a 20 home project and a new DPS substation purchase.
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Douglas Drive
Aiken
Park Ave
Bill Gingrey
Planning Commission
Roger LeDuc
Gingrey
Jane Vaughters
Northside
Town Creek Road
Silver Bluff Road
Woodside
College Acres
Hair shaved for Women Build raises funds in Aiken
Habitat for Humanity volunteers, led by board member Pep Pepper, witnessed Leroy Deaton's $500 pledge and haircut at the second Women Build home site. Deaton matched Pepper's contribution with $500, bringing total funds to $1,040 as spouses and friends cheered.
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Leroy Deaton
Habitat For Humanity
Habitat Board
Pep Pepper
Deaton
Pepper
Denton
Jackie
Robin Crews
Habitat
Jennifer Barrett
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Barrett
Food Service
Meghan Kehoe
Lee Cavanaugh
Aiken
Fred Cavanaugh
Peppers
Rob Novit
Rnovit
Aikenstandard.com
Karen Crews
New Habitat
Rob Novi
AAUW Book Fair Opens in Kalmia Plaza With Books N Things
The American Association of University Women and volunteers begin sorting for the Books N Things Fair at the old Belk building in Kalmia Plaza. Ben Keyser notes high drop offs and the event runs March 2 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and March 3 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with proceeds supporting book donations.
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AAUW
Kalmia Plaza
American Association of University Women
Ben Keyser
Belk
Keyser
Lee Dane
Dane
Belk’s
Kalmia Mall
Krystin Merriweathe
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