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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2007
Page
1
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A tornado damaged Enterprise High School in Enterprise Alabama injuring numerous students as rescue teams searched the site through the night for survivors and to assess the extent of the destruction.
The Friends of Hopeland and Rye Patch plan a lavish pavilion and band shell for the Hopelands Gardens stage, home to the city’s annual summer concert series. Seven local artists unite to display their works in a single venue.
Obituary list includes Tollie R. Boyd Jr. Graniteville Carolina Shearer Byerley Northridge Calif Willie Cool Cullum Aiken Hayne Peeples Harper Martin Oquendo Lyshad Jones Johnston Phillip D. Jordan Beech Island John W Pridgen Clearwater Alvin Stevens Sr. Trenton James Nathan Thompson Aiken with brief notices of their deaths and funeral details.
Calendar and comics notes fill the page with brief items including cartoons and a Dear Abby column. The section blends society notices, puzzle hints, and light entertainment for midweek readers.
An Aiken County investigation revealed a North Carolina resident Dulce Perez-Herrera had her identity used by a woman to obtain a counterfeit green card. The case centered on wrongful unemployment claims and led Carlisle Tire and Wheel to involve ICE after officials uncovered fraudulent documents.
North Augusta fifth graders welcomed author Michael Buckley during a Fairytale Parade at Hammond Hill Elementary School. Buckley, creator of The Sisters Grimm, shared his career path from fast food to TV hosting and writing.
The USCA Convocation Center's power was switched on as Chancellor Dr. Thomas Hallman donned a hard hat and activated the facility’s maintenance switch gear. The $21 million arena, a 97 000 square foot home for Pacers basketball and volleyball, now has live electricity for opening preparations.
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States and the only cancer preventable by regular screenings. Pat Friday of Colon & Rectal Surgery Associates urges adults 50 and older to begin screening with colonoscopy every 10 years, noting March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month.
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