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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2009

Page

2

Tragic Wagener Rider Dies After Highway 321 Crash

Stephen Douglas Chavious a 43 year old Wagener man died after his northbound motorcycle was struck at the Highway 321 and State Pond Road intersection in Gaston Lexington County. He was unhelmeted and transported to Palmetto Health Richland where he succumbed to injuries. The collision remains under investigation by the Lexington County Coroner's Office and the South Carolina Highway Patrol.

Wagener Lexington County Harry Harman Stephen Douglas Chavious Highway 321 State Pond Road Gaston Palmetto Health Richland Lexington County Coroner’s Office South Carolina Highway Patrol

British delegation visits Aiken for tips on growth

A British group visiting Aiken led by URS professionals discussed community partnerships and socioeconomic development around the Savannah River Site. Educators from the University of Cumbria and local officials heard talks from USC Aiken and Economic Development Partnership leaders on integrating SRS with local partners.

Aiken Aikin’s University of Cumbria Oak Ridge, Tenn Savannah River SRS USC Aiken Tom Hallman Fred Humes Economic Development Partnership Augusta URS Charlie Anderson Ing URS Corp Sellafield Cumbria England Anderson Nuclear Management Partners United Kingdom United States Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

WOW to Trash to Treasures sale returns to Aiken

The Women of Woodside host the fourth annual Trash to Treasures sale on March 28 from 9 am to 1 pm at H Odell Weeks Activities Center Whiskey Road. Two gym rooms host 68 vendors plus a WOW Boutique benefiting about 30 local charities with items donated by members and families.

Aiken Women of Woodside H. Odell Weeks Whiskey Road Angela Martone Weeks Center WOW Martone Aiken County Woodside Plantation CSRA Woodside Treasure Committee Phoebe Walters Joanne Sheehan Mary Ann Troy Karen McGlynn Donna Meterko

Library hosts two programs on slavery in South Carolina

The Aiken County Public Library bills two weekend events on slavery and Civil War era life. Archaeologist Lesley Drucker presents Stories Untold at 2 p.m. Saturday on slave life and archaeology, while Leonard Todd discusses Carolina Clay at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Aiken Genealogical Society meeting. Both are free, with book signings and sales available.

Aiken County South Carolina Michael Swan Edgefield County Aiken Edgefield Swan Lesley Drucker Dave Drucker North Carolina University of Tennessee Press South Carolina Humanities Council Leonard Todd Potter Cave The Aiken Genealogical Society Friends of the Aiken Library Todd New York

USC Aiken SBA IRS Webinar for small business taxpayers

The Small Business Development Center at USC Aiken with SBA and IRS hosts a webinar on Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon addressing small business and individual taxpayer needs in the current economy. Register at www.sba/gov/sc.

Small Business Development Center Usc Aiken The U.S. Small Business Administration SBA Internal Revenue Service IRS

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