Langley Pond Reborn as Economic Asset for Aiken Area
Langley Pond once a toxic waste dump on the Savannah River tributary has become a premier rowing site. Beginning as far back as the 1840s and polluted by industry and sewage, the 250 acre lake improved after the 1979 Horse Creek Wastewater Plant opened. By 1985 EPA progress reports noted healing, with regattas marking a decade of growth.
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Investor teams with city to refurbish Chesterfield Street homes
Aiken Corporation and Bryco LLC partner to revitalize downtown real estate. Darren Bryant of Bryco says the project aims to raise property values and improve the area by renovating several one story homes along Chesterfield Street, including 246 Chesterfield. The City of Aiken backs the effort through development support.
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DeMint's style offers Tenenbaum challenge
Jim DeMint, the Republican Senate candidate from Greenville, emphasizes substance over style as he faces Democrat Inez Tenenbaum in a race to replace retiring Sen. Fritz Hollings. Longtime supporters cite his focus and determination to win, while Tenenbaum works to win swing votes.
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Dance Fever at Carolina Beach Blast in Jackson
Staff photo by nanny Southworth shows kids dancing to the Shag Time Band at the Carolina Beach Blast in Jackson. For more Beach Blast coverage, read Page 2A.
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Bush seeks NATO help to stabilize Iraq after EU support
President Bush aims to seal a NATO training role for Iraq's new government as the EU backs his Iraq policy. NATO's initial plan follows EU endorsement, while critics reference Abu Ghraib and detainee abuses as the issue is reviewed in a broader international context.
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