Darley to close Aiken training track by September
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum’s Darley America will shut the Aiken Training Track by the end of September, removing its largest stable from the facility. Darley president Jimmy Bell cited operational reasons while noting Aiken’s strong community ties over seven years. Aiken officials and Dogwood Stable lament the loss as horse training shifts away from the track.
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Red Team reviews Savannah River MOX program on site
A group commissioned by the DOE and led by Secretary Ernest Moniz arrived at the Savannah River Site to conduct a high level review of the MOX program and examine rising cost projections. The Red Team, appointed by NNSA, is assessing work at the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility as part of plutonium disposition efforts.
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Ernest Moniz
Savannah River
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Red Team
Three dogs found with muzzles taped shut
Three dogs were discovered with muzzles taped shut in an apparent abuse incident. Officers are investigating and urging residents to report any related activity. No injuries were reported at the scene.
Area Deaths Jayne Slack Aiken
Obituary notice for Jayne Slack among Aiken area deaths with funeral arrangements and service details at local funeral home.
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Five day forecast for partly cloudy with heat ahead
The region expects warm and partly cloudy conditions over the next five days. Highs reach the mid 90s Fahrenheit with evening lows near the low 70s. No significant rain is expected. expect dry conditions after today.
City Survey Aims To Hear Aiken Residents Voices
City Manager John C. Klimm describes a planned professionally administered random sample survey to give all Aiken residents a chance to share views on the city’s state and direction. He says it will reach segments that may feel unheard and will measure the community pulse beyond informal networks.
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John C. Klimm
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Aiken Council of Neighborhoods
Larry Wood
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