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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 2002

Page

2

Open Land Trust Moves Toward Ambitious Conservation Goals

The Aiken County Open Land Trust has stewardship of 800 acres and nears paying off land around a rare Carolina bay in the city. Norm Brunswig of the South Carolina Audubon Society praised Beidler Forest’s Four Hole Swamp, its 1,000 year old trees, wildflowers, and wildlife. The swamp features a 7,200 foot boardwalk to showcase water quality and forest growth, underscoring why virgin wetlands are vanishing. Brunswig urged continued bold efforts in Aiken as the Trust elected new officers: President Harry Shealy. Vice President Eddie Butler. Treasurer Harley Henkes. and secretaries Rosamond McDuffie and Patricia Hale, plus new board members Brenda Bancroft and Tom Hill.

Aiken County Norm Brunswig South Carolina Audubon Society Francis Beidler Forest Summerville Beidler Forest Four Hole Swamp United States Brunswig Four Hole Beidler Forest Sanctuary Audubon Society The Trust Lee Dane Harry Shealy Dane Eddie Butler Harley Henkes Rosamond McDufffie Patricia Hale Don Broderick Brenda Bancroft Tom Hill

Principal McKinney to retire after 30 years at Clearwater Elementary

Clearwater Elementary prepares to say goodbye as principal Bill McKinney retires in June after a 30 year tenure. Former student Kathy Doolittle recalls childhood cards and a mentor who treated students like equals. He praises the students while acknowledging the world is tougher today.

Clearwater Kathy Doolittle Clearwater Elementary Bill McKinney McKinney Doolittle

Warm-up expected after arctic snap this week

A cold spell ended Sunday with morning temperatures near 28 but by Tuesday highs reach the 50s and mid 60s, then warming into the 70s by Thursday through Saturday. Lows dip into the 20s tonight and around 30 Tuesday night. Rain remains unlikely until possibly Saturday while drought persists, with year to date rainfall about 6.96 inches vs 9.62 average.

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United Way of Aiken County marks 50 years

Fifty years after its origin as the Aiken County Community Chest, United Way of Aiken County has raised over $46.7 million for health and human services. President Michael Williamson notes volunteers, staff and donors fueled the milestone as events begin with a celebration at Houndslake Country Club during the annual meeting.

Aiken County Ste Aiken Strom Thurmond South Carolina United Way Michael Williamson The Houndslake Country Club

Jefferson Elementary holds multi cultural fair display

Jefferson Elementary School hosted a multi cultural fair last week led by speech therapist Vilencia Leslie. Calvin Jennings showcased a blue bead Tuareg necklace while students presented European Hispanic Asian and Native American culture displays created with help from teachers custodians and staff.

Rob Novi Clearwater Charity Brown Andy Pham Destini Jones Ronald Middleton Jesus Molina Vilencia Leslie Jefferson Elementary School Calvin Jenings Leslie Terry Wright Kenneth Tucker Bernice Brown Sharon Brown Booker Curry Glenda Bennett Beth Broome

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