Free health screening for former SRS workers offered
Former Savannah River Site construction workers may qualify for a free health screening funded by the DOE. Eligilble workers must meet 5000 hours at the site or have significant exposure to hazards like asbestos and radiation. The program, led by The Center to Protect Workers' Rights, includes Duke University Medical Center and others, with kickoff at 1250 Reynolds St Aug. Call 1-803-733-9296 for details.
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SRS truck driver injured in freak bridge accident
Muriel Carter Cooney described a sand truck heading east that rode up at the Cloverleaf Bridge overpass on Bridge Road. The bed struck a pillar, broke free, and spilled sand. The driver was taken to Medical Center 7194 for minor injuries. The bridge remained closed as inspectors assess safety and investigators determine cause.
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Books of Things sale by AAUW Aiken Branch set in March
The annual Books of Things sale by the Aiken Branch of the AAUW is scheduled for Friday March 5 and Sunday March 6 at Centre South Shopping Mall. Donations accepted starting Feb 2 on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9 am to noon. Proceeds support education and equity for girls and women locally and nationally.
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Fire at N E club ruled accidental by investigators
Investigators determined Tuesday's fire at the CB Club in New Ellenton was accidental, with Fire Chief noting initial suspicions due to an open back door. Two other suspicious trailer fires at Morningside Trailer Park remain under investigation.
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Salley council endorses water system upgrades and new committee
Salley town council last week discussed water system improvements funded by a grant. The major work is near completion with the tank structural work finished and painting planned. Mayor Nathan Robert Salley Sr. expects the tank online by May 1. The Economic Development Committee was appointed with six members: von Smith, Dr. Debbie Bass, H.B. Salley Jr, Beaufort Hartley, George Webb, and Ronnie Williamson. The committee seeks industry for a donated 22,000 square foot building and invites interested parties to call (803) 258-3485.
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