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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 2004

Page

3

Florida company brings carnival to Aiken Mall parking lot

Carr Exposition from Florida set up a small fair in the Aiken Mall lot on Whiskey Road. Myra Segres and her children watched the Zipper and other rides as hours listed for today through Sunday. The carnival runs daily with later weekday hours and weekend extended times through March 13.

Florida Aiken Mall Whiskey Road Myra Segres Myiesha Marlon Harley Segres Carr Exposition Larry Carr April Mack of Aiken Beth Schmidt Schmidt

North Augusta restaurant aids Branches Relay for Life

Al's Family Restaurant on Atomic Road hosted the Branches Relay for Life team raising funds for the American Cancer Society walk on May 14 at Aiken High School. Coffee sales totaling 1178.83 were donated by owners Robert Butch and Darlene Bone, with team members and supporters present.

Atomic Road Al's Relay For Life American Cancer Society Aiken High School Robert “Butch Darlene Bone Cocaptain Theresa Mealing Al’s Mealing Draff Suzanne Stone Robert “Butch” Bone Augusta Relay For Life Team

Police Blotter Highlights Local Incidents

Police were dispatched to Hampton Ave for alleged harassment of convenience store customers. a man intoxicated was taken to the detention center. Over $700 in belongings were stolen from a Whiskey Road vehicle including a CD player and radar detector. A man on Catawba Ave was found in a crawl space and charged with gross intoxication. True Value fraud involved four purchase orders totaling over $2,500 to a vacant lot. A forged check cashed at a grocery store on University Parkway. Two children left alone in a vehicle during a parental fight at East Pine Log Road. no injuries. A traffic stop yielded a handgun, ammunition, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. suspect charged. Juvenile girls arrested for false information after claiming kidnapping. A vehicle with broken windows found. owner declined help and returned home on Pelzer Street.

Hampton Ave Aiken County Detention Center East Pine Log Road

No permanent solution to North Augusta sewer odor

Residents of The Rapids report persistent foul smells from the Brookview Court area with possible spread to Bergen Place. City officials, including North Augusta Public Works Director Mark Tate, are sealing manhole lids and adding chemical treatment to Willow Wick lift station while monitoring a high efficiency pump and back flow preventers on three Brookview Court houses.

Rapids Brookview Court Bergen Place Mark Tate North Augusta Tate

Aiken Community Band Prepares Spring Concert at USC Aiken

The 80 plus member band led by Col. William Clark prepares for a March 23 concert at Etherredge Center featuring Tim Wells and Vonda Carr. Selections include works by Arnold Wagner and Nestico. Proceeds support USCA band scholarships. Tickets are $5 adults $3 students. Sponsors include Aiken Standard Security Federal Bank and USC Aiken.

Aiken USC Aiken Etherredge Tim Wells United States Army Field Band Vonda Carr Augusta Symphony Malcolm Arnold Elsa Richard Wagner Sammy Nestico Aiken Community Band USC Aiken William Clark U.S. Army Clark U.S. Army Field Band Washington, D.C Etherredge Center USCA The Aiken Standard, Security Federal Bank

Back to the Future Toys Spark Nostalgia In Aiken

Aiken news highlights nostalgic 1980s toys in a feature while local safety coverage notes that Aiken fire codes rely on current standards to keep facilities safe. Clemson and USC set two game series starting this weekend with kickoff action anticipated on Saturday.

Aiken Clemson USC

Future shifts at Savannah River Site prompt series

The Aiken Standard previews changes at the Savannah River Site as missions shift and jobs evolve. A three part series examines what lies ahead for the facility and its workers. March’s character trait is Thoroughness and the day’s lottery results are listed.

SRS Savannah River Aiken Standard Aiken

Habitat for Humanity to Dedicate 47th New Ellenton House

The Aiken County Habitat for Humanity will dedicate its 47th house on Sunday March 7 at 3 p.m. at 235 Oak St New Ellenton with sponsors Cedar Creek Church Zion Fair Baptist Church New Ellenton Ministers Alliance and the Habitat Resale Store. Leona Owen the homeowner has four children and a son Steven 19 serving in the Army Signal Corps in Korea.

Aiken County Habitat For Humanity Oak St New Ellenton Cedar Creek Church Zion Fair Baptist Church New Ellenton Ministers Alliance Habitat Resale Store Cedar Creek Habitat

Aiken Standard Contact Details and Delivery Hours

Public notice style summary lists newsroom email, publisher contact Scott B. Hunter, postal address, ISSN, publishing schedule, subscription rates, and delivery problem hotline. Provides hours for office and delivery support.

Scott B. Hunter Shunter Aikenstandard

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