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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 2007

Page

14

Aiken weighs clay court expansion over hard courts

Aiken City Council weighs a $214000 plan for four new clay courts at Weeks Tennis Center versus a $186000 plan for two clay and two hard courts. Residents favor clay. maintenance costs for clay run about $6676 per court annually versus $2587 for hard courts. The decision follows a local survey showing 88 percent support for more clay courts.

Pont Budnichuk Aiken Weeks Tennis Center Jane Vaughters Glenn Parker Parks, Recreation & Tourism Department Wne Munity Virginia Acres Park Mike Monosky Tenis Weeks Center

Habitat Blitz Builds Home in Warren Ridge Dedication

Habitat closed a house dedication in Warren Ridge with a surprise gift of 25000 from the Home Builders Association, aiding a second blitz project in 2008. Eddie Harrison’s family celebrated as carpenters, electricians, and volunteers worked four 16 hour days, with Jessica Harrison now aiming to own her home and improve education outcomes through stable housing.

Warren Ridge Home Builders Association Habitat Board Jim Kelley Kelley Mike Caldwell Caldwell Design and Construction Mike Whitter Whitter Construction Caldwell Blitz Habitat Eddie Brown Zapata Electric Harrison Brown Aiken Mary Ellen Brush Jessica Brush

SREL Director Bertsch steps down amid funding impasse

Bertsch resigns as director of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory amid DOE funding cuts and a Congressional probe into the agency's decisions. UGA officials vow to fund through June while DOE and SREL discuss a new leadership path and a transitional team.

Bertsen University of Georgia David Lee Esearch UGA Department of Energy DOE SREL Congressional Committee Charles Anderson Bertsch Carl Strojan Ian Trojan Lee

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