24 Mar 2002
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2002
Page
1
Jackson readers glimpse Cozy Critters Petting Zoo as Shorty Hall whistles in the yard. Calico and Scooter the alpacas arrive first, Bubba the comel peeks over the gate, and Snickers the baby giraffe lingers for potential lunch.
Weekend explores how family meals blur lines with friends across homes from firehouses to farmhouses. It profiles how shared bread binds people, emphasizing what matters most is gathering with those who matter.
Obituary notices list James S. Greene Sr of New Elenton Mildred Hartacre of Rock and Clarence Rushton among others in a VI obituary column.
Mary Alice Dixon an 86 year old resident of 713 E Pine Street New Ellenton has been missing since Wednesday afternoon. A few dozen volunteers searched Saturday around Highway 19 and US 278 with help expected from Charleston and Dorchester counties. Family members urge anyone with information to contact authorities as police plan a wider media outreach.
A record crowd estimated at 30 000 to 35 000 packed Audubon Drive and Powder House Road into Ford Conger Field for the 36th Aiken Steeplechase. Fans described a wet, growing turnout with traffic backups on Pine Log Road and US 78, while racegoers like Lisa Smith of Fayetteville, Georgia, said the event became a yearly social tradition with friends and family camping out for the day.
Aiken officials from the county and city plan an overlay district to manage rapid Southside growth. The proposal aims to coordinate zoning and development controls across city and county lines, with a nine-member joint committee to study the issue.
The NAACP stood by border patrol demonstrations at South Carolina welcome centers despite a lawsuit from North Carolina Attorney General Char lie Condon. Condon, a Republican governor candidate, claims the protests violate state and federal law, targeting the NAACP and the European-American Unity Rights Organization.
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