07 Jul 2002
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2002
Page
1
A Sunday morning golf clinic honors a local individual's memory and provides underprivileged and at risk youth with a chance to learn and swing a club. Volunteers run drills, distribute clubs and offer guidance to children, aiming to inspire participation and community spirit.
Warrenville locals flock to Richardson's Lake Water Park as Bill and Gail Wertz enter their sixth year running the five acre site. The park opens in May and runs through September with daily attendance of 300 to 500. Adults pay 5 and children 3 to 12 pay 3, under 3 free. Lifeguards monitor safety as families enjoy slides trampolines and picnic shelters. Weekend parking shows visitors from South Carolina and Georgia.
Severe dryness hung over the region with days without rainfall raising brush fire risk. A Saturday blaze on Wheat Road was contained by the Aiken Public Safety department while officials warned conditions remain perilously dry and drought could return without more rain.
K D Justyn announces a 15 million construction plan for Aiken Regional Medical Centers set to begin this month and run through 2008. The funds from parent company Universal Health Services will fund five new equipment purchases and construction projects. By mid July, see HOSPITAL, Page 64.
In SENECA, Aunt Verna Hunnicutt says she will vote for Lindsey Graham despite a tough Senate contest. The family ties linger as the piece notes his departure from a safe seat and hints at broader political stakes ahead.
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