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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2006
Page
1
Aiken Standard spotlights reader discussions with a feature on NAHS graduate Tyler Colvin delivering a grand slam in the ninth inning. The piece also notes a column by Kimberly Clements and references the Goosebumps series by R.L. Stine to spark literary conversations.
Friday morning in Calvary Cemetery eight local residents were laid to rest in pauper burial services. Flora Jackson, 53, who moved to Aiken in the 1990s, was among the mourners. Jackson died from injuries after a Christmas Day house fire. The coroner’s office sought surviving relatives of the deceased but found only limited leads. The funeral services, begun under the former coroner and continued by the current office, will be held annually with church donated grounds at St Mary Help of Christians.
Governor Mark Sanford said he does not usually back candidates but favors two Republican hopefuls Len Greg Ryberg and Karen Floyd. He cited Floyd s readiness to bring innovative thinking and more businesspeople into education as reasons for his endorsement during a brief stop at the Aiken Municipal Airport ahead of next Tuesday s primary.
Mary Ellen Barry of Norristown Pa and her border collie Fitz earned three gold medals for the U F CS World Championship in the Netherlands May 5 8. Dr Maria Glinski of Carolina Animal Rehabilitation and Exercise Center in Aiken served as team veterinarian for the U S World Agility Team. Glinski stressed prevention and noted 12 dogs on the team faced no injuries. Barry credited Glinski for the comeback after Fitz shoulder injury in September and described the care as essential to success. page 9A DOG
Betty Harris and her two daughters celebrate a new habitat home in Warrenville after volunteers from the Aiken County Habitat For Humanity completed the Home Builders Blitz in four days instead of five. The freshly finished interior and landscaped yard were completed Thursday with Haris praising the speedy effort.
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