Community events schedule for June in Augusta and Aiken
A montage of free concerts and talks unfolds from June 18 to 19 across venues including Hopelands Gardens, Goodwill Snelling Center, Trinity United Methodist Church, and Aiken Library. Notable items feature The Parris Island Marine Band, Civil War Round Table on the Burning of Dahlonega, and a Master Gardeners lunch lecture with bee expert Deborah Sasser, plus kid friendly Circus at the Aiken Library.
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Nancy Carson
Edgefield Road
Almata
Liberg
Hopelands
Parris Island
Dupree Place
Green Boundary Club
Whiskey Road
Rye Parc
Bertie Road
Hopelands Gardens
H. Odell Weeks
Ansenals Ae
Odell Weeks
Cof
Augusta
Goodwill’s Snelling
Washington Road
Buddy S Sullivan
Dallen
Georgia
Gwen Fulcher Young
Aiken Master
Trinity United Methodist Church
Deborah Sasser
Sasser Frasshill Bee Farms
Alken Master Gardeners
Ossabaw Island Heritage Preserve marks 40 years
The Ossabaw Island Heritage Preserve off Georgia’s coast celebrates four decades since 1978 when Gov Busbee signed the designation. The 26,000 acre island in Chatham County hosts alligators otters and bald eagles and serves as a sea turtle sanctuary with 314 loggerhead nests last year. Preserve status blocks bridges or causeways and keeps Ossabaw under Georgia DNR management.
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Savannah. Ga
Ossabaw Island
Georgia
George Busbee
Savannah Morning News
Chatam County
Jerey McCullana
Georgia Wildlfe Federation
Tybee Island
Ossabaw
Patricia Barmeyer
Bameyer
Hilton Head Island
South Carolina
Bacheyer
Savannah
Charleston considers apology for slave trade role
Charleston City Council will discuss a two page apology resolution on Tuesday recognizing denouncing and apologizing for the citys slave trade role. The meeting at City Hall aims to commit to honoring slaves while acknowledging the past.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Arleston
City Hall
Wiliam Daley Gregorie
Mrs Josie L Isaac-Maple Aiken Mire obituary notice
Josie L Isaac-Maple 88 of 110 Brown Lane died June 15, 2018 at Aiken Regional Medical Center. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may contact Olivia Lewis 229 Stone Dr and Barbara Googe 803-508-8886 at Jackson Brooks Funeral Home 126 Fairfield St SE Aiken SC 22801 803-619-6128.
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Josie L. Isaac-Maple
DeLany 98 Former Cleveland Resident Dies in Aiken
John W. DeLany 98 of Aiken and former Cleveland resident dies after a long life with wife Clarice. He married in 1942 and lived in Cleveland from 1646 to 1889 before moving to Aiken in 1989. Active in First Baptist Church, he taught Sunday school and traveled widely. Survived by son Eric Neil DeLing and daughters Adriane Knapp and Mlad Starlyn Logan, eight grandchildren, eighteen great grandchildren. Memorials to Aiken First Baptist Church or Aiken County Historical Society. Visit Hatcher Funeral Home site to share condolences.
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Aiken
Cleveland
Clarice M
Teddie" DeLany
Dothan
John W
Jessie DeLany
Teddie
John
Teddy
First Baptist Church
Fes Baptist Church
Eric Neil de- Ling
Catonsville
Adriane Knapp
Bob
Livonia
Starlyn Logan
Terry
Winsted
Aiken County
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