July 2 2010 Weather Brief and Local Conditions
The page notes Today's Weather for July 2 2010 with regional forecast details and general conditions. No major storms listed. temperature and precipitation outlook incomplete in readable text.
02 Jul 2010
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2010
Page
1
The page notes Today's Weather for July 2 2010 with regional forecast details and general conditions. No major storms listed. temperature and precipitation outlook incomplete in readable text.
Inkthernews announces that its offices will be closed on July fourth in observance of Independence Day. The publication resumes normal operations the following day with regular deadlines.
State troopers will increase enforcement around the holiday weekend as safety officials urge water users to practice caution and take swim safety steps.
Deaths and Funerals column highlights Mary Ruth Bodie of North Augusta and Reno DiPasquale of Charleston with brief service details and placeholders for local arrangements in the 6A section.
The 122d Engineering Clearance Company of the South Carolina National Guard gathered at USC Aiken's Roberto Hernandez Baseball Stadium for a deployment ceremony. Family and friends filled the stands as Brig. Gen. Huff and Lt. Col. Coleman spoke of support and duty. The unit heads to Fort McCoy Wisconsin for training before deployment to Afghanistan, with the length of the tour undetermined.
Green Party hopeful Tom Clements declares DeMint AWOL from South Carolina and accuses the incumbent of favoring Washington-backed bailouts and big donors. Clements blasts DeMint as tied to nuclear power interests and funds, criticizing attention away from local needs.
June began dry then exploded with floods as storms across Aiken County drop over 4 inches of rain in 48 hours. Trees downed and limbs broken caused localized flooding amid extremely dry ground, per National Weather Service data and meteorologist insight.
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