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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

13 Jul 2006

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2006

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10

Sam's Club push draws mixed reviews on Whiskey Road plan

Planning officials and several City Council members criticized Sam's Club design changes as altering the approved Whiskey Station concept. They urged a comprehensive traffic study, questioned adherence to large retail guidelines, and warned the proposal could trigger costly litigation, amid resident opposition and ongoing debate.

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Community remembers murder case seven years after execution

In North Augusta the 2002 murder case remains a painful memory as residents reflect on the death sentence and subsequent execution. Community members recall fear, caution around children, and the long personal impact on those involved, including officer Joe Count and officials who pursued justice.

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Eee Downs 2Nd Circuit Barbara Morgan Lasey Manning North Augusta Count Riverview Park Joe Count Keenan ‘O’mailin
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Funding trims preschool aid in Aiken County

Marcia Nash of First Steps says rural boards will oversee a pilot to expand enrollment in private and faith based child care in counties. Aiken County pre school needs are high with a 2006 2007 budget of about 517000 down from 1.37 million after cuts. 17 partial scholarships offered versus 70 previously. Nash urges more funds for birth to three and prenatal dental services plus home visits to support parental teaching.

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