Marine Band Set to Play Hopeland Gardens Fourth of July
The U S Marine Corps Band will perform patriotic music at Hopeland Gardens starting 7 p m Monday as part of the Parks and Recreation Summer Concert Series. The band, based at Parris Island, tours widely with over 200 events yearly. Parking is at the Rye Patch on Berrie Road. attendees should bring a chair or blanket.
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Typing Refresher Course Offered Free
Computer Aided Instruction, Inc offers a free one hour computerized typing refresher class from July 6 to 20, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. Call Franklyn Beckles at 642-0255 to reserve a time.
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Alligators Drawn By Humans Amid Growing SC Nuisance Calls
Dr. J Whitfield Gibbons of Savannah River Ecology Laboratory notes nuisance calls come from more people encountering alligators in South Carolina. Habitat loss pushes gators into exposed areas as numbers rebound under endangered species laws. Many reports stem from feeding and unnecessary contact, with phones increasing reports.
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Aurora Pavillion Expands Adolescent Clinic Services
Aurora Pavilion operates with Aiken Regional Medical Center offering a full service inpatient child and adolescent clinic since March. A partial care facility lets youths attend during the day and return home at night. Dr. Burt Weston III notes early intervention improves outcomes while Robert L. Carlton emphasizes treating families, not just children.
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GATEWAYS Program Encourages Young Artists in Aiken
The GATEWAYS summer program in Aiken County Public Schools celebrates its eighth year guiding gifted students in dance drama creative writing music and visual arts. Hosted at Midland Valley High School from 8 30 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday the four week, no cost program is funded by 1984 penny sales tax. Of 1 004 applicants, 199 were accepted and their work counts as advanced art credit.
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