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06 Jun 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2009
Page
1
Readers share witty and bold captions after a photo prompts entry on the Aiken Standard site. Visit Talkback Caption to join in.
Aiken Standard sports editor Cam Huffman, a lifelong Braves fan, comments on the latest team moves and suggests they may not be as bad as they seem. In Belmont Stakes notes, Calvin Borel will ride Mine That Bird in hopes of the jockey becoming the first to win the Triple Crown on different horses.
Normandy battlefields once shaped Allied invasion lessons remain relevant to today’s coalition operations far from the Afghan front. Strategic planning, joint operations, and logistics continuity still guide commanders amid evolving threats and terrain challenges.
Obituaries list Norean Bates and Mary L Stringer from Aiken and Augusta with notices of their deaths and funeral details. Includes locations and services.
Hope for the future story follows Telisa Owens at South Aiken High School commencement where she graduates magna cum laude at USC Aiken Convocation Center. Interpreters Jan Altman and Cathy Stegall alternate during the ceremony as Marlene Lewis, who has known Owens since age eight, expresses pride in her progress. Owens is the daughter of Angela and William Owens.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office deputy Mark Patterson, 33, was arrested at his Burnettown home on unlawful communication and fired hours later. The incident began with late night text exchanges with his wife and escalated to ransacking their shared residence. The case remains under investigation and no mug shot was available.
Aiken County Council weighs hiring lobbyists to press Washington for regional interests. The recollection of former White House chief of staff John Sununu, hired in 2003 to promote a Savannah River Site MPF, recalls promises of 1500 jobs but yielded limited results.
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