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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2006

Page

2

Yucca Mountain delays spark debate in South Carolina

Nuclear observers in Aiken react to Yucca Mountain’s pushback and a plan for interim above-ground storage. The Savannah River Site already houses 55,000 tons of waste and a second glass waste storage unit nears completion while politics in Washington delay long term disposal.

Yucca Mountain Nevada Citizens For Nuclear Technology Mal McKibben U.S. House Savannah River David Hobson Robio House Appropriations’ Energy Subcommittee McKibben Harry Reid Defense DWPF Washington, D.C

Curiosity Shop Reopens In Aiken For St Patrick's Day

The Curiosity Shop reopened at Richland Avenue and Newberry Street with a ribbon cutting at 4 p.m. hosted by owners John Heaton and Amy Neeley and the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. Bagpiper Tom Cuny led a toast with friends and customers joining in festive celebrations until 7 p.m. The store sells imported goods from the British Isles and beyond with plans to expand the grocery section including Asian foods. The reopening draws praise from Chamber president David Jameson as an anchor for downtown growth.

Aiken Curiosity Shop Richland Avenue Newberry Street John Heaton Amy Neeley Greater Aiken Cuny Neeley Marge Wood Alan India Park Avenue Laurens Street British Isles Scotland Ireland Wales Heaton and Aiken Chamber of Commerce Chamber David Jameson Wesley Heaton Minna Heaton Fred Cavanaugh Andrew Siders Aiken County Lyvia Hughes Belinda Koger

Aiken County Sheriff Forms Posse for Volunteers

In the late 1990s Sheriff Howard Sellers organized the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office Posse, a noncommissioned volunteer group now about 30 members. They assist deputies, patrol neighborhoods, and participate in community events without arrest powers, after completing extensive training and ride-alongs.

Hitchcock Woods Howard Sellers Aiken County Posse Sheriff's Office Sheriff’s Office Stoker

Leading trainer Motion visits Aiken track during trials week

Renowned trainer H. Graham Motion visited the Aiken Training Track with wife Anita during trials week. Motion highlighted Fair Hill Maryland as a base with its wood chip training track and noted Aiken as a beautiful town offering versatile options for turf and mixed racing campaigns. He spoke of past success including multiple leading percentages at Laurel Park and a Breeders Cup Turf win with Better Talk Now.

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