Parent Support Network aids Aiken County families
The Parent Support Network of Aiken County offers weekly confidential groups to help parents improve skills or handle child and adolescent issues. Groups meet at various locations with child care provided and a trained facilitator present.
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Aiken County
H.O. ‘Weeks Center
Margaret J. Weston
Clearwater
Mental Health Association
Florence Street
Smith Hazel Community Center
Lymphedema Support Group Meets Monthly in Aiken
The lymphedema support group gathers the first Wednesday of each month at 4 30 pm at the Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center. Open to patients families and others affected by lymphedema. For more information call 644 8837.
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Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Camp Wee Journey Bridges Generations At Mattie C Hall Center
The third annual intergenerational Camp Wee Journey runs sessions at Mattie C Hall Health Care Center from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday through June 29 with themes such as Fun With Foods and Wet and Wild Water Day. A second session runs July 16 to Aug 10 with the same schedule, at $45 per camper with $22.50 for additional campers, plus free breakfast and lunch as the center hosts a designated summer food site.
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Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center
Pat Bishop
Mattie C. Hall
Eden Alternative
Bishop
Westinghouse Managers Honored by Savannah River NMA
Dr. Susan Wood vice president and director at the Savannah River Technology Center and Mike Logan engineering programs manager at Nuclear Materials Management Division won Savannah River Site NMA honors. Wood earned the 2001 Executive of the Year award and Logan was named Manager of the Year for leadership and teamwork.
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Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Savannah River Site Chapter
National Management Association
Susan Wood
Savannah River Technology Center
Mike Logan
Wood
NMA
Logan
Aiken County DUI Task Force Logs 290 Hours in April
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office DUI Task Force logged 290 patrol hours in April. Violations include 8 DUI, 110 speeding over 10 mph, 20 disregard signals, 5 license violations, 6 child seat issues, 20 seat belt offenses, 4 open container incidents, 8 warnings, and 10 breathalyzer tests. Fines totaled 19,304 dollars. Total funding 149,606 dollars, split 74,803 federal and 74,803 local.
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Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
DUI
Outdoor camp on woodsmanship at Savannah River Site
Outdoorsmen and youths 12 to 18 are invited to a July 30 to August 3 day camp at the Savannah River Site. Sessions run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily with focus on hunting ethics and natural resource education. Firearms practice occurs at a separate site. Participants earn the safety certification for young hunters. Cost is 150 dollars per student with a 25 dollar non refundable deposit. Contact Jody Childs at 725 8712 or register by phone 725 0070 or online at nursemeep aiken sc edu. Registration is limited and scholarships may be available for low income families.
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Savannah River
Department of Natural Resources
Jody Childs
Nursmeep
Aiken
Local arrests and burglaries reported in Aiken area
Aiken Department of Public Safety reports include Gaman Martinez charged with speeding and driving under suspension after a Powderhouse Road stop. A resident on Aldrich Street saw three black males, two with unknown guns, flee on bikes. A Moneta man faces fourth shoplifting count for trying to steal $80 boots on Whiskey Road. A Rankin Road resident notes ending cash discrepancy from Sunday to Monday. Utility power cut at Atomic Road business caused 300 in damage. A Storm Branch Road residence reported break in with thefts and $95 value. A Warrenville family reports break in while away, stealing 200 Georgia Bulldog bank and 250 milk can. A green Edgo cart moved from Storm Branch Road, valued 800, with tools valued 115 stolen. Tuesday lottery numbers listed after.
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Aiken
Grace Hurst Road
Warrenville
Georgia Bulldog Savings Bank
Furman University grants degrees to local area students
A Furman University commencement honored local graduates Ane Cullum Christen M Heffner Hayley Odell Antoinette Rhynes and Hershal Pleasant all listed as degree recipients. The students hail from Aiken Edgefield and North Augusta showing continued regional ties to the university.
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Ane
Auxen-area
Furman University
Christen M. Cullum
Anne M. Powell
David M. Heffner
James D. Heffner
Hayley M. Odell
MacKenzie C. Odell
Aiken
Antoinette D. Rhynes
Rosa L. Rhynes
Edgefield
Hershal L. Pleasant
Kevin M. Pleasant
North Augusta
BH Locals Graduate From Aquinas High School
Aquinas High School in Augusta graduated May 2001 with several South Carolina residents. National Honor Society members include Matthew Marcus Brigman Anne Catherine DiPiro Paul Blaise Gerrard Leah Anne Gordon Justin Andrew Mullner and Brian Michael Holland. Also in the class were Jason Allen Yoder Joseph Kyle Miller Joseph Marion Davignon IV Joseph Alexander Jannick Sarah Elizabeth Sanborn Bryan Douglas Wiloughby Rachel Elizabeth Utley Rachel Marie Toole and James Louis Stewart.
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Aquinas
Aquinas High School
Augusta
South Carolina
Matthew Marcus Brigman
Anne Catherine DiPiro
Paul Blaise Gerrard
Leah Anne Gordon
Justin Andrew Mullner
Brian Michael Holland
Jason Allen Yoder
Joseph Kyle Miller
Joseph Marion Davignon IV
Joseph Alexander Jannick
Sarah Elizabeth Sanborn
Bryan Douglas Wiloughby
Rachel Elizabeth Utley
Rachel Marie Toole
James Louis Stewart
Taylor Wins Winthrop Hardin Scholarship for Education
Tracy M. Taylor of Aiken earned the Carlyle Wilson Hardin Scholarship at Winthrop University for the top GPA among special education majors.
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It Taylor
Winthrop
Tracy M. Taylor
Aiken
Carlyle Wilson Hardin
Winthrop University
Deason Wins Dunlap Scholarship at Winthrop
Jaclyn M. Deason of Aiken received the George W. Dunlap Scholarship in Banking and Finance at Winthrop University for being the most deserving College of Business student planning a career in banking and finance.
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Deason
Winthrop
Jaclyn M. Deason
Aiken
George W. Dunlap
Winthrop University
College of Business
City of Character Aiken’s June theme benevolence
The city announces June’s character focus as benevolence highlighting community kindness and service initiatives led by local programs and residents.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard Postage Rates and Delivery Times
Local notice outlines mailing options for the Aiken Standard with post office box addresses and rates. It lists home delivery prices per month, quarter, and year, along with county and other mail rates and advance payment guidance.
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Rutland Dre
S.C
Sen Arene Cage
Monty
Mons
Rade Aken
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