All accessible playground opens in Aiken with inclusive design
The new Boundless Playgrounds equipped park in Aiken costs about 153000 and receives 155000 from Capital Project Sales Tax funds. Local groups including the MOMS Club of Aiken and the Aiken Junior Woman's Club donate generously. Leadership Aiken County raised around 25000. Families praise the threefold larger space with ramps, climbing wall, braille tic tac toe, and safer metal slide for hearing impaired children.
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Townspeople Rehabilitate Deer Before Return to Wild
Townsend and the Wilsons describe rescuing and releasing deer on their properties. Some rehabilitated deer are permanently kept with permits after becoming too domesticated. They release in January to aid reacclimation while noting unpredictable post release paths. Haley Hughes covers Aiken County government for the Aiken Standard.
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Middle Tennessee State University
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