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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2009
Page
1
A classic big city style steakhouse named Aiken Prime Steakhouse begins operations in downtown Aiken promising upscale fare. Habitat for Humanity seeks three volunteers to hammer nails and raise walls in ongoing building projects.
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Christine Glover Hiers dies at age unknown with funeral services in Janesville Wis and Aiken S C. Irene Rene Chianese and Jerry Clark also listed among obituaries with locations Aiken and Pearle Franke of Janesville.
Plum Branch Yacht Club owner George Stepridge notes a regional greeting policy that welcomes visitors based on their vehicle plates. He explains the practice distinguishes Georgia plates from South Carolina tags at the Thurmond Lake area.
The lake on the Georgia South Carolina border is officially J Strom Thurmond Lake but locals and maps split names Clarks Hill and Thurmond. Residents report Georgia plates greet Clarks Hill while SC plates use Thurmond. Officials, maps, and businesses alternate between both names, with the official title clarifying it as J Strom Thurmond Lake.
In 1969 a group of residents recalls watching Apollo 11 on a small black and white set as the moon landing sparked lasting interests. Dr. Gary Senn and Darlene Smalley of the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center star among four locals who pursued astronomy, with Jim Cadieux and David Boyd also deeply involved in planetarium and observatory work.
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