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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2015
Page
1
A memorial service for Emanuel AME Church shooting victims will be held Saturday at Cumberland AME Church 111 Kershaw St Aiken at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend and pay respects.
The Aiken Steeplechase Association will keep Fall Steeplechase and next Spring Steeplechase at Bruce's Field. After a June 10 board meeting President Albert Bostwick said the decision followed review of options and lack of immediate alternatives. The move ends months of speculation as activity resumes at Bruce's Field.
Charles Olin Grice Deborah Elain Greer Dora Bell Smith Cook and Laurie Archer listed among area deaths in Aiken and surrounding communities. The brief obituary notices note local residents Naomi Kneece Padgett and Terry Wayne Bowman as among those remembered in the region. Also includes weather brief: 6A Mostly sunny high 95 low 74 with 5-day forecast.
South Carolina Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman praised MTU Aiken Plant during a Friday tour. Plant apprentice Nigeria Williams, a recent Aiken County Career Center and South Aiken High School graduate, earned a German award and will spend a week in Germany meeting other high school apprentices. Williams earned U.S. recognition and will travel as part of the honor. Spearman said the program exemplifies opportunities for South Carolina students.
City of Aiken approves a roughly 53 million dollar 2015 16 budget starting July 1 after councilors cut several positions and separate the solid waste fund. A 1 percent hospitality tax and an economic reinvestment fund are aimed at funding projects and spurring growth amid revenue losses since 2007.
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