28 Jul 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2009
Page
1
Proper study habits and continued education are some of those factors. Visit www.aikenstandard.com and click on the School Year for tips to help your student get back to school.
The Savannah River Site announced it will open its gates to the general public again this fall for tours. The program invites visitors to explore facilities and learn about site history and environmental cleanup efforts.
Health Affairs graphic shows obesity costs the United States about 147 billion dollars annually, doubling from a decade earlier. Prevalence rose 37 percent between 1998 and 2006, with obesity defined as BMI over 30 and obesity’s share of medical expenditures at about 3.1 percent.
Notices list several local figures including Helmut Bernhardt Bud Baranek Aiken Edward Ted Thomas Carrick Graniteville William Billy Crouch Aiken Earl Kneece Trenton Warren Brian Whitson and Herbert Williams Edgefield with brief funeral details.
Bob Tebow will address men and boys at Millbrook Baptist Church in Aiken on August 11 at 7 15 p m representing the Aiken Baptist Association Men's Ministry He will discuss leadership and character beyond football with proceeds from a fish fry at ten dollars per person benefiting the Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association
The Mercury Export Ban Act of 2008 directs the DOE to designate long term storage for up to 17000 tons of elemental mercury. Seven sites across the United States were named with Savannah River Site among them. Local officials and politicians express opposition as DOE drafts an environmental impact statement and residents weigh the facility’s placement.
Aiken Bowl owner Billy Crouch, 56, died Monday after a two month pancreatic cancer battle. His uncle says the fast progression ended at home. The alley, built in 1953 by Crouch’s father Tommy, is closed pending a possible sale as the family considers the future of the SRS era landmark.
About 80 Aiken High School band students begin a three week camp at 7 a.m. as high school bands across the county prepare for football season festivals and competitions. Briana Rice returns for a third year as drum major guiding rookies through new routines and challenges.
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