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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2011
Page
1
On the first day New York recognizes same sex marriages hundreds of gay couples dressed in formal attire recited vows and celebrated as they received their certificates making New York the sixth and largest state to legalize same sex weddings.
The piece questions whether film is dead as digital cameras grow. Linda McFarland of Wolf Camera says film is not dead despite dwindling availability. The Photo Marketing Association notes U S film camera sales fell from 19.7 million in 2000 to about 280 thousand in 2009, with further declines expected.
Jack Lynes of Aiken received more than 50 documents from George Lynes who lived 1807 to 1870 and owned Foxbank Plantation. Russ Breault of Peachtree Ga found the papers in a Charleston antique buffet and kept them 33 years before returning them to Lynes in Atlanta.
Research suggests coffee may lower risk of certain diseases while raising the chance of auditory hallucinations for some individuals. The study notes benefits and possible side effects, urging balanced consumption and further investigation.
A small bird bumped into an Aiken Standard window this morning and, though dazed, recovered quickly and flew away. The incident was witnessed as the bird continued its morning movements.
Geni and Lt. Gunter open Red Shed Produce at 212 Ascauga Lake Road offering local and regional fruits vegetables grains and preserves in a vintage shop atmosphere. The couple emphasize buying South Carolina produce and feature items like Monetta peaches free range eggs and Moon Pies.
Red Shed Produce at 212 Ascauga Lake Road opens 8 a m to 8 p m Monday through Saturday and noon to 6 p m Sunday. They offer specialty cheeses and milk from Hickory Hill Dairy Farms and fresh ground grits and cornbread. Future plans include pumpkins in fall, canned goods, soup mixes, breads, gourmet coffees, soups and sandwiches in winter, and a nearby barbecue stand pending DHEC approval. Contact 663-0584 for stock details.
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