Noontime Academy Guest Speaker at USCA Room 112
The Noon Academy of Lifelong Learning hosts a guest speaker at USCA Room 112 Administr ation Building at 8 pm. The calendar also lists performances of How the Other Half Loves at Aiken Community Playhouse and Etherredge Center, plus a spring rowing regatta at Langley Pond and an Adopt A Stream workshop by the Southeastern Natural Sciences Academy.
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Noon
Academy of Lifelong Learning
Usca Room
Aiken
Pam
Southeastern Natural Sciences Academy
Police blotter notes thefts and vandalism in Aiken North Augusta Wagener
Aiken County Sheriff reports several crimes in North Augusta and nearby towns. Items stolen include a JA car on Weston Street a Clemson mailbox from Warren Court and two pit bulls from Candy Drive Wagener. Burglaries occurred on Brooks Avenue Seymour Road and 1A Cherokee Drive. Fake $100 bills were used at Whiskey Road restaurant and Richland Avenue store. A man was assaulted and robbed at a York Street convenience store.
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Weston Street
North Augusta
Five Notch Road
Clemson
Warren Court
Brooks Avenue
Aiken
Wagener
Cherokee Drive
Whiskey Road
Richland Avenue
York Street
Aiken City Council correction on Woodside plan
The Aiken Standard corrects a Tuesday story misattributing a housing unit figure to Virginia Dunkelbarger. The concern about the Woodside Development and land annexation was raised by several council members and by speaker Sandra Heath.
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Aiken
Woodside
Virginia Dunkelbarger
Sandra Heath
Aiken Standard
Backstretch Series Highlights Aiken Racehorse Social Scene
The Backstretch magazine prints part one of a three part story on Aiken tracing its winter colony history to Hitchcock Woods. Mary Jane Howell wrote the piece with help from local families and the Chamber of Commerce. She hopes the article puts Aiken on the map and notes the town’s horse racing heritage. The magazine is not sold locally. contact 1-800-325-3487 to obtain a copy.
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Aiken
Hitchcock Woods
Mary Jane Howell
House Beautiful
GSG to locate headquarters in Aiken with MK ties
Morrison Knudsen Government Services Group aims to base its new headquarters in downtown Aiken, with Ambrose Schwalbe highlighting community openness and SRS links as key factors. Construction starts July 2000, offices to open May 2001, as GSG plans to expand beyond management services into in-house operations. The MK group consists of three divisions including GSG, Engineers and Constructors in Cleveland, and Contractors in Boise.
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Morrison Knudsen
Savannah River
Aiken
Westinghouse Safety Management Solutions
Schwalbe
GSG
Schwalle
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
SRS
Engineers and Constructors Group
Contractors Group
National First Place health conference comes to Aiken
Millbrook Baptist Church hosts a national First Place conference on healthy eating exercise prayer friendship and Bible study with leaders from Houston Texas. Jody Wilkinson MD MS and Scott Wilson executive chef will speak on diet fitness and First Place recipes with Rick Crawford Edith Tinnes publicist noting the event attracts 300 to 600 attendees. Registration is 49 per person or 39 for groups of ten or more with a March 30 deadline and a contact number 1 800 727 5223.
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Millbrook Baptist Church
Houston
Texas
Jody Wilkinson
Cooper Institute
Dallas
American Heart Association
First Place
Scott Wilson
American Culinary Federation
Atlanta
Georgia
Wilson
Rick Crawford
Dallas Harn
Wayne Watson
David Wilkerson
Edith Tinnes
Veterans sought for second Korean War medal ceremony
Korean government honors Korean Conflict veterans in Augusta with Freedom Medals. A June 3 ceremony at Horsecreek Midland Valley Veterans Park will recognize unacknowledged area vets who served June 25 1950 to July 23 1953. Contact Jack Atkinson by May 1 with DD214 and trip details.
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CSRA
Eugene Chin Yu
Augusta
USA
Horsecreek Midland Valley Veterans Park
Korea
Jack Atkinson
Tus
Atkinson
Chin Yu
Professors Lead USC Aiken Women’s History Month Forum
Three University of South Carolina Aiken faculty members will host a noon March 29 forum for Women’s History Month in Room 140 of the Business and Education Building. Dr Trudy Henson will discuss women in the United Nations action program, Dr Linda Wang on women’s issues in Asia and the Americas, and Dr Audrey Skrupskelis on professional women’s status in Lithuania. Refreshments will be served.
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University of South Carolina Aiken
Trudy Henson
United Nations’ Program of Action
Linda Wang
Asia
The
Americas
Audrey ‘Skrupskelis
Lithuania
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Langley Pond
Etherredge Center
the Playhouse
Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
Seymour Road
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Georgia Lottery
Schwallie
Scott Webster
Jamie Boehner
Alan Pearce
Aiken Preparatory School
Kathy Nowlin
Lord Byron
William Shakespeare
APS
Saurayard Suny
Aken
P.O
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Scott
Hunter
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