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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2009
Page
1
Peach Belt Tournament coverage available online at AikenStandard.com video page. Watch highlights and action from USC Aiken Peach Belt games through the site’s video collection.
The cities of Aiken and North Augusta will share several million dollars from federal stimulus to fund roadway projects. Transportation funding aims to improve infrastructure and ease traffic across the area.
Obituary notice listing Richard Paul Hale Beech Island J C Hensley Aiken Chester Lee Jr Edgefield Dorothy Keel Owens Williston Idell K Patterson Aiken James E Eddy Thorpe North Augusta Rahmisha Victoria Oliver Tyler Orlando Fla includes death and funeral notices for these individuals as published in the 6A section.
NASA plans a 30 year, 100000 star survey using the Kepler space telescope to detect Earth like planets by watching starlight brightness. Principal scientist Bill Boraki notes unlikely ET contact while Ed Weiler says Earthlike planets could be common.
Two South Carolina Democrats proposed an advance apology resolution for Rush Limbaugh on the Senate floor. The move followed Limbaugh's controversial remarks about President Obama and drew criticism from Gov. Mark Sanford and RNC chair Michael Steele.
The United Way of Aiken County named Dave Hepner the 2008 volunteer of the year at a Thursday awards banquet. The group, praised for its community impact program guiding 32 partner agencies, raised over $2.6 million during a challenging economic period. Hepner credited others and urged continued collaboration to transform lives.
As foreclosures rise with the economy, homeowners slow lenders by forcing production of the original mortgage note. The tactic traces to the real estate boom when notes were sold and securitized, leaving originals difficult to locate. Courts can pause cases, granting homeowners a breathing space.
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