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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 2007

Page

16

Clearwater project envisions 86 acre redevelopment with historic preservation

Aiken County leaders launch Clearwater redevelopment focused on saving the Seminole Mill exterior wall and smoke stacks while repurposing the Finishing Plant. The plan funds remediation, leverages a 2 million dollar brownfield grant, and envisions mixed use growth plus a greenway link to Langley Pond over a decade.

Aiken County LaWana McKenzie Hwy. 126 Clearwater Abbey Ehman Gail Jeter S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Jeter Marc Warren North Augusta Greeneway Langley Pond Warren Irene Dumas Tyson Valley Development Corporation

Fulton County firefighter claims "Son of Hogzilla" as world’s largest wild hog

Fulton County firefighter insists his 1100 pound hog, discovered near Atlanta, is the world’s largest wild boar killed. The animal, loaded with a bucket of a tractor, is being preserved by Wilson’s Taxidermy for a Discovery Channel documentary. An official wildlife scorer and biologist will assess the head, with a European skull mount possible if mounting conditions fail.

Coursey Atlanta South Georgia National Geographic Hogzilla Wilson Discovery Channel Fulton County

Residents clash over tree trimming to prevent ice storm hazards

City official Oglesby defends trimming to avoid hazards from ice storms and fallen limbs. Neighbors Busbee support preserving trees while McGinnis criticizes road and drainage impacts and calls for protecting historical value. He blames city and county for lack of proactive action and urges shielding the street from further damage by SCDOT.

Oglesby Ernest Florence Busbee McGinnis SCDOT

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