Salvation Army starts Older Adult Ministry for seniors
The Salvation Army Monthly Older Adult Ministry serves about 18 seniors in the Aiken area with activities, crafts, games, trips, and meals. The program aims to meet weekly in time, with goals to hire staff and expand funding through United Way and community support. The next meeting is June 18 at 11 a.m featuring an aerobic instructor from Cumberland Village.
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Sobeida Guadalupe
United Way
Cumberland Village
Salvation Army Church
Federal judge upholds nurse's $300,000 verdict in bias case
Judge Cameron Currie affirmed a $300,000 jury award to Wanda Bryant a former nurse at Aiken Regional Medical Centers after a March trial at the Charles E Simons Jr Federal Courthouse. Bryant alleged promotion denial to surgical technician and later RN. court may add $7,700 prejudgment interest and review attorney fees. The hospital has 30 days to appeal.
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Aiken
Wanda Bryant
Charles E. Simons
Rothstein
Carl Solomon
Bryant
Currie
Aiken Native Soprano Leads Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert
Summer Concert Series presents Star Water Soprano and Dr. Maureen Simpson at Hopeland Gardens Monday June 17 at 6 45 pm. Simpson a SC Aiken and USCA instructor with a rich performing career recruits four students and Kevin Cloud baritone. Sponsored by Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Parking at Rye Patch and Dupree Place. Rain plan to H Odell Weeks Center. Call 612 7631.
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St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic ‘School
St. Angela Academy
University of South Carolina
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Augusta Symphony
Augusta Choral Society
Masterworks Choral Society
USCA
Kimberly Thomas
North Augusta
Kristyl Tift
Hinesville
Rachel
Weigle
Sarah Ferland
Kevin Cloud
Augusta Prep School
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Rye Patch
Berrie Road
Hopelands
Dupree Place
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Wingate makes final Aiken stop before Georgia GOP primary
Ken Wingate visits Aiken for his last pre election appearance a day before the Republican gubernatorial primary. He touts an economic plan with tax shifts and federal funds while arguing he is a fresh non political businessman. Wingate predicts a low turnout but cites his strong grassroots network as a sign of momentum.
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Aiken
Wingate
General Assembly
Propos
Final bypass work underway on Rutland Drive project
Crews on Rutland Drive advance the final leg of the SCDOT bypass including sidewalk extension from US 1 to 0 19, a new turning lane and signal at US 1 Rutland, and a second signal at York and Aldrich. Five lane expansion from railroad to York, traffic signal at Croft Mill and Shilo Heights, with completion targeted by October 2003 and the beltway linking East Pine Log.
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Harry Langford
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York
Aldrich Street
Langford
York Street
Aiken High School
Wrights Mill Road
Old Wagener Road
Jeff Parker
SCDOT
Croft Mill Road
Shilo Heights Road
East Pine Log
Parker
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