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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2007
Page
1
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The South Carolina Gamecocks routed Clemson 12-0 as Phil Disher, a former South Asian standout, delivered a three-run homer. A separate note describes a total lunar eclipse that darkened the moon into a silver crescent late Saturday.
USC Aiken School of Nursing shifts to senior year gerontology visits at Mattie C Hall Pepper Hill and Shadow Oaks nursing homes. Under dean Dr. Julia Ball collaboration with Mattie C Hall administrator Vicki Major the program helps residents with dementia regain or maintain familiar activities using a multisensory approach to calm and engage them. Nicole Herron initially felt anxious but gains confidence through hands on in services.
About 2,000 people joined the CSRA Start Heart Walk at Aiken Regional Medical Centers to support the American Heart Association. Organizers aim to raise 230000 dollars for research and education on heart disease. The event mixed fundraising with music games and a pre walk warm up.
A mailed survey asks residents in the Anderson Pond Road area for views on annexing 329 parcels, density, and allowed uses. A joint council committee previously studied a Whiskey Road to Silver Bluff Road connector, with plans affecting the area south of Anderson Pond Road near Woodside Plantation.
Catherine Hicks catalogs old bills and clippings tracing life back to the early 1900s. She finds a 1939 water bill for 1.30 dollars and recalls Ford prices, homes for 900 dollars, and a monthly electricity bill. The collection includes items from her parents, grandparents, and notable regional headlines.
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