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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2010
Page
1
A new gentle stretch yoga class designed for older people airs on ASTV, Atlantic Broadband channel 95. The program schedules sessions at 9 a.m. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. offering accessible at home exercise.
South Carolina defeated Virginia Tech 10-2 on Sunday to move on to the NCAA Super Regionals. The article references voting information for Tuesday primaries and directs readers to page 4A for polling locations.
Check Tuesday's paper for a full list of graduates from all Aiken County schools. The edition features photos of the valedictorian and salutatorian from each school.
A brief note questions whether civilia’s labor force comprises just one percent and contrasts this with broader employment estimates. No clear source context or details provided.
Martha Hughes Timm of Augusta died yesterday at age 92 after a long illness. Services are at 11 A.M. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Greenview Cemetery. She was a longtime teacher and volunteer with the Augusta Historical Society. Her survivors include daughter Laura and two grandchildren.
South Carolina lawmakers moved to designate the marsh tacky as the state heritage horse in Senate Bill S1030 after House passage by 62 to 31. The bill also designates the mule as the historic work animal, a provision that stalled similar efforts in 2007.
The inaugural Carley's Rays of Hope 5K in USC Aiken drew about 140 participants led by Scott and Vindi McMaster. Proceeds benefit the Brain Tumor Foundation for Children while honoring Carley who died at age 11 in 2008. The event follows the family’s prior fundraisers for ACS and Relay for Life.
Four young skateboarders and a cyclist trek 3200 miles from Virginia Beach toward Long Beach California to raise 25000 for Wounded Warrior Project Special Operations Warrior Foundation and Operational Advocates. They honor Shayne Carlson's father Master Sgt William Carlson who died in Afghanistan in 2003.
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