Sweet Cow owner walks for Avon Walk For A Cure in NY
Laura Sherman of Sweet Cow Creamery sells pink Moo Crew shirts to raise funds for her Avon Walk For A Cure team. Shirts cost 25 dollars with smaller donations possible, proceeds tax deductible via Walk For A Cure receipts. Sherman aims to honor relatives and friends affected by breast cancer and will coordinate support through email, phone, or visit Laurens Street shop.
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Aiken library hosts SC authors in July visits
The Aiken County Public Library presents two author events in July. Ron Cooper, author of Hume's Fork, speaks at 7 p.m. July 12 and signs copies. Karen Petit, author of Shandon's Ivy League mysteries, appears at 2 p.m. July 14 with books for purchase and signing. Cooper is a South Carolina native residing in Ocala, Florida. Petit, a former reporter and USC graduate, promotes summer reading with copies available for signing.
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North Augusta 2000 Eyes New Goals for 2007 11
North Augusta 2000 continues its push with a renewed campaign for 2007 11 to extend the community improvement plan. Executive director Kathy Gilliland notes past goals including Carver Day public forums grants and downtown incentives while outlining new projects and long term programs involving 65 volunteers led by Tom Greene Chuck Smith and David Belkoski. The initiative aims to build on a decade of community progress toward a revitalized downtown and a planned Town Center with guidance from city officials and partner organizations.
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Aiken Artist Guild invites public to judge summer show
The Aiken Artist Guild opens its Summer Art Show judging to a broad jury with viewer voting for Best In Show via raffle tickets. Proceeds support the Aiken County Historical Museum. show runs July 24 to August 24 with openings July 26 and August 23. Tickets are five dollars each or ten dollars for three. 20 percent of art sales benefit the museum.
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