New N A restaurant to use locally sourced food
Local diners will see a new restaurant in town featuring local produce and meats. The plan emphasizes farm to table sourcing and community partnerships.
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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2015
Page
1
Area Deaths in South Carolina Community
Brief death notices for Gloria Williams of Williston Karl K Patton of Warrenville Marian Lawter Robinett of Aiken and Patricia Ann Redd Cartin of Aiken listed in Deaths and Funerals column 6A with standard obituary style and locations indicated.
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Karl K. Patton
Warrenville
Marian Lawter Robinett
Aiken
Patricia Ann Redd Cartin
Martin Luther King Jr celebration spotlights Bolden space view
Former astronaut and NASA administrator Charles Bolden spoke at the MLK observance about space travel to Mars and how science can build bridges. The address, in Columbia roots like King, emphasized unity through knowledge as the community celebrated with choirs student art and essays at Aiken Tech and USC Aiken.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Space
Mars
Charles Bolden
NASA
Astronaut Office
Bolden
Marine Corps
King
South
Columbia
U.S. Naval Academy
Rob Novit
Martin Luther King
Alley facelift progress in Aiken plans and funding outlined
City engineer George Grinton says The Alley in downtown Aiken is moving from concept to design with requests for proposals sent and due mid February. The project, estimated at 1.25 million, would trench underground lines and improve drainage, lighting, and landscaping while preserving vehicle access.
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George Grinton
Grinton
Hitchcock Woods
Cam Scott
Cheatham Fletcher Scott Architects
Augusta
Council
Sce&g
Mid-life crisis project earns historic award in Aiken
Heather Sargent turned 45 in 2012 and chose a wild project by buying and renovating Newberry Cottage. She and her residence won the Wilds Sipe Treasured Home Award at the Historic Aiken Foundation Preservation Awards ceremony. Sargent renovated the late 1800s house with help from friends and professionals. She watched YouTube tutorials and tackled bathrooms, kitchens, wallpaper, tile, and refinished floors, finding the work harder than expected.
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Heather Sargent
Sargent
Historic Aiken Foundation
Newberry Cottage
Aiken County Historical Museum
Robert Stack
Local Awards Profile For Adaptive Use And Stewardship
The Adaptive Use Award honors Fusion Capital office while Leadership Award goes to Whitney Polo Field pavilion. Don and Sandie Nicolaisen receive Stewardship for Clark Barn and Anne Thomasson for Carriage House Inn. Adath Yeshurun synagogue also wins a Stewardship Award and Heather Sargent receives Wilds Lipe Treasured Home Award for Newberry Cottage. Sargent, a photographer, shared her experiences in a blog at newoldcottage.wordpress.com. See CRISIS Page 5A.
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Sargent
Newoldcottage
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Anne Thomasson
Adath Yeshurun Synagogue
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