Habitat project grants a home to Price family in Aiken
Aiken County Habitat for Humanity and local churches teamed with the City of Aiken to give Phillip and Sylvia Price and their three children a new gray three bedroom home at 450 Newberry Street after four months of volunteer labor. Mayor Cavanaugh attended the ribbon cutting as state funds and local businesses supported the project. The family spoke of gratitude and faith as Rev. Slaughter dedicated the home, with praise for the community effort and the hope it brings to their lives.
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Aiken County
Habitat For Humanity
Aiken
Phillip
Sylvia Price
Newberry Street
Price
Moore's Discount Carpet
Augusta Concrete Block
Doug Slaughter
North Augusta Middle School
Obituary notices list five deaths on page 5A
Avienne Permila Coleman of Aiken Annie B Griffin of New Ellenton Stephen D Pollock of Clearwater William Robert Tyson of Tarboro NC are reported in obituary notices on page 5A reflecting local loss and memorials from area communities.
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Avienne
Permila Coleman
Aiken
Annie B. Griffin
New Ellenton
Stephen D. Pollock
Clearwater
William Robert Tyson
Tarboro
N.C
Lottery Numbers Reported For Sundays Draw
Sunday lottery results list winning numbers ash 5 14 95 02 and antony 5 6 10 16 18 26 with reported draws and outcomes for players. The report notes the specific numeral combinations drawn and potential prizes in the local publication.
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Ash
Antony
Aiken Plans Downtown Celebration After All-America City Win
Civic pride soars in Aiken after Kansas City All-America City designation. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh credits three grass roots initiatives and calls the town blessed with people who helped win the award. Delegates from Aiken plan a downtown street celebration in about two weeks, with talks of a parade and a rendition of the award presentation.
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Aiken
Kansas City
Fred 8. Cavanaugh
Ben Manning
Manning
York St
First Baptist Church
Velice Cummings
NAACP
Aiken Council salaries may double under plan
Aiken County Council may see a major pay hike as the Fiscal 1998 budget discussion opens. The ordinance ties council pay to 60 percent of state legislators’ salaries, potentially rising from 6240 to 13440 annually if enacted.
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Aiken County
Ronnie Young
James Roland Smith
R. Langley
Robert Bell
Bell
End of an era as nuns depart Aiken church legacy ends
Hundreds gathered at Rye Patch to honor the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy for 90 years of service to the Aiken community. Sister Rosemary and Sister Clemente will leave in June, with lay principal Keith Carr taking over on July 1. The order notes aging, replacing, and a renewed education era as the church preserves its windows and history.
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Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy
Rye Patch
Aiken
Rosemary
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic School
Clemente
Charleston
Keith Carr
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic School
Greenville
Michelle Westcott
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Patrick
Sisters of Charity
Donna
Henry P. Northrop
St. Angela Academy
Savannah River
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Abby
Ginny Southworth
Leta Slater
Chris Vernes
James Gallman
John Edwards
Aikens Nation
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By Roddie Burris
Aiken Commune
John
Ms. Manning
Constance Shepard
United Way Agency
Julieta Slater
All-America City
Ers
Nina J. Nndiffer
York Street
St. Angela ‘Academy
St. Mary's School
St. Mary Help of Christian#s Catholic Church
St. Peter and
St. Paul
Rosemary Boyd
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