Carolina Bay protections drive county city conservation effort
Aiken County Open Land Trust and the City of Aiken push to adopt a management plan for the 24 acre Carolina Bay reserve near Whiskey Road. The group secured funds since 1996 to add to a parcel along Price Avenue to form a 24 acre natural area with bays, wetlands, and surrounding pine woods. The plan aims to preserve these isolated wetlands amid ongoing regional development and past destruction.
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Allen Standard staff roles list headline
The Allen Standard prints a staff roster naming Scott B. Hunter as Editor and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director. Other listed positions include Scott Newcom as Circulation Director J. David Boyd as Customer Service Manager Ellen C. Priest as Managing Editor and Timothy E. OBrien as Production Director.
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Cemetery Cleanup Thanks From Pinelawn Memorial Group
The Pinelawn Memorial Garden Cemetery Committee thanks all who joined the December 14 cleanup effort. God bless you. you will always be remembered. Mildred Oliphant Aiken expresses gratitude.
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Al Sharpton candidacy stirs GOP celebration theory
The piece argues four ways to view Rev. Al Sharpton's presidential bid. It notes Sharpton's race-based appeal to black voters, potential to split white and black Democratic support, and suggests Republicans hope his rise to leverage political advantage. It also contemplates a Bush renomination and broader Democratic field dynamics.
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Time running out for Saddam says Bush administration
Hans Blix finds Iraq failed to disarm as resolutions demand while Wolfowitz argues inspectors cannot disarm and Saddam hides weapons. Critics warn of war, but supporters urge rapid action to remove a dangerous regime and its mass terror threat.
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