03 Mar 2008
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2008
Page
1
Dean Anderson Sr of Warrenville Sara Kathryn Groff Sally Hooker of Aiken and Franklin W Konarikis of Beech Island are listed in the community deaths and funerals notices with details on services and arrangements.
Classifieds and listings mention puzzles, comics and TV listings with small ads and notices. Includes brief notices and entertainment items as part of the page layout.
A fire gutted a single wide mobile home Sunday afternoon at 117 Lawrence St. The resident was inside the home and transported to Aiken Regional Medical Centers with non life threatening injuries by Aiken County EMS. The New Ellenton Fire Department and Chief Mike Kellems coordinated the response.
Eighth grade girls tackled a simple task of rolling a marble down a rubber slope to reach a cup during Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day at USC Aiken. One team built a stable portable panel system and achieved a direct marble cup break, praised by engineer PK Hightower.
The I-20 Welcome Center near the Georgia line opens as March 1 marks the tourism season. State officials say SC draws about 30 million visitors annually who come for weather, history, coastline, and state parks. Staff note they provide guides and maps and will research answers as needed.
Iris and Jerry Johnson of Aiken met through Christ Central’s Jobs for Life program, which helped graduates Demetria Toomer Tony Scott Tamela Wadford Burnette Carter V ardro Williams and Rosa Cook gain 32 hours of instruction, resume and interview skills, and renewed confidence. Iris, recently interviewing, hopes for employment soon after a cautious start.
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