15 Mar 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2009
Page
1
The TalkBack for March 13 on Aiken Standard's site drew the highest reader engagement among Saturday stories. Comment activity highlighted readers’ reactions to the featured piece.
The Yamassee District of the Georgia Carolina Council Boy Scouts of America held a Pinewood Derby on Saturday to determine top speed honors as scouts competed for wins.
USC junior Christine Hauer joins peers in New Orleans for spring break to assist ongoing Katrina recovery. The group uses a distinctive approach to aid restoration efforts and support affected communities.
Obituary notices list Carlos Larry Bunnell Wanda Hobbs Chambers Mildred Harley Albert Robertson Novice Bear Ward Marion Woodward with local memorial details and service notes in New Ellenton Aiken North Augusta Kingwood and nearby communities.
The first leg of the Aiken Triple Crown, the Aiken Trials, began with a bone chilling 47 degree overcast day as 67th running drew spectators. Nicho Meredith called the moisture liquid sunshine and hundreds gathered as grills were fired and cigars were lit.
Local and state officials prepare to combat West Nile through monitoring and public involvement. DHEC asks residents to submit dead blue jays and crows for testing from Monday to November 30, and to follow bird submission guidelines at the DHEC site. City of Aiken plans mosquito spraying and trap testing as weather warms.
North Augusta Middle School students Julia Spieker Kirstyn Denney and Sarah Larrabee with teacher B R Smith won the SC Regional Future City contest in January earning an all expense paid trip to the national event in Washington D C The group was recognized at an Aiken County Board of Education meeting last week.
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