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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2010
Page
1
The area remains hot with mid to upper 90s expected most days this week. A weak front may sag in Tuesday and Wednesday boosting rain chances to 40 percent daily, then easing to 30 percent, with some relief possible by weekend as temperatures dip to the low to mid 90s. Horsemen work to reduce heat stress amid the heat.
Experts urge hydration and salt balance for horses during hot months. Dr Sabrina Jacobs underscores electrolytes as essential, while polo player Barb Uskup notes heat training aids thermoregulation. Barn ventilation and fans improve airflow, and lukewarm water or sponges help cool, reducing heat stress risks.
Heat conditions become dangerous when a person’s body temperature climbs beyond the point where sweating can effectively cool the body. The article outlines risks and emphasizes precautions during hot weather.
Five day archery class at H Odell Weeks Activities Center drew more than 15 students ages 5 to 17 paying 50 dollars. Instructor Roger Pizio and his daughter Amy led the sessions teaching safety scoring and shooting, with progress shown as arrows hit centers.
The writer recalls Lynchburg Virginia’s revival with cafes and a famed independent record store, contrasts it with Lumberton North Carolina’s declining downtown, noting vacant buildings, scattered law offices, broken glass, and a single standout eatery that later closed. Eight months later he moves to Aiken South Carolina where streets are cleaner and shops thrive. The piece reflects optimism about small businesses and the personal quest for a coffee shop in each town.
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