ARMA Chapter Honors National Records Week
The Central Savannah River Area ARMA International chapter marks its third National Records Management and Information Week today April 5 with a proclamation from Gov. Beasley and responses from Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Augusta Mayor Larry Sconyers. Aiken County Records sponsors an April 3 5 p.m. presentation and tour at Laurens Street Old Dibble Memorial Library, plus displays, Purge Files Day, and related activities. call Debra Folk or Bob Rogers at 6421504 for details.
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Arma International
Central Savannah River Area
David Beasley
Aiken
Fred Cavanaugh
Augusta
Larry Sconyers
Savannah River Area
Association of Records Managers and Administrators, International
Aiken County Records
Laurens Street
Old Dibble Memorial Library
Debra Folk
Bob Rogers
Aiken Preservation Commission to Hear Landmark Nomination
The Aiken Historic Preservation Commission meets April 1 at 6 30 p m in City Council Chambers to consider designating the C C Johnson Building as a landmark and to review a parcel at 213 Lancaster Street S W The meeting also addresses a water tower upgrade near York Street and South Boundary Avenue with antennae cables and an equipment building. The public is invited. The Gen Joe Wheeler Camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans meets Thursday at 7 p m at Hog Heaven Barbecue York Street with Bill Hollingsworth speaking on Gen George S Patton’s Confederate ancestry. The Wheeler camp honors Lt Gen Joseph Wheeler noted for Civil War exploits including Battle of Aiken. Tom Thomas says attendance is invited.
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Aiken
City Council
Council
Municipal
Park Avenue
S.W. Aiken
Gen. Wheeler
Gen
Joe Wheeler
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Hog Heaven
York Street
Bill Hollingsworth
Wade Hampton
Columbia
Hollingsworth
George S. Patton
Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
Graniteville
Augusta
Wheeler Camp
Tom Thomas
Aiken Standard Erred In Police Booking Report
The Saturday March 29 edition printed an incorrect entry for Herbert Eric Coleman 29 charging simple possession of marijuana. The paper notes the error and regrets the mistake.
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Aiken Standard
Herbert Eric Coleman
Aiken Named One of Four Southern Hideaways
Woman's Day Magazine selects Aiken as a top southern hideaway along with Madison Georgia Helen Georgia and Edisto Beach South Carolina. The April issue reveals the list and hits newsstands Monday.
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Aiken
Woman's Day Magazine
Madison
Helen
Edisto Beach
S.C
Software Aids City Planning in Aiken Community Builder
Aiken launches a $10 000 software called Community Builder to simulate community planning. The tool supports five player teams and a facilitator to test strategies affecting jobs crime education and finances, part of a five year Healthy Communities study funded by Astra Merck.
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Aiken
Community Builder
Wynne Grossman
Healthcare Forum
FAFSA Express brings online aid applications to students
College bound students can apply for admission and visit campuses online as FAFSA Express goes live through the US Department of Education. The system offers free use, error reduction, and direct data transmission to the department, with compatibility across PC systems.
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Department of Education
Glenn Schumpert
Financial Aid
Usc-Aiken
Bil Bengtson
Jessica Klapper
Jacob
Make-A-Wish SC fights telemarketing scam invasion
An alert from Make-A-Wish Foundation of South Carolina warns against telephone solicitors seeking donations. Sharon Clarkson notes the charity does not conduct door to door drives, urges questions and requests for written information, and advises victims to verify registrations with state and federal agencies.
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Ms. Clarkson
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Whitney Taylor Hall
H.O. Weeks Center
Thomas Smith
Ership
Susan Allison
Macro International
Ms. Allison
Schumpert
Laura Johnson
Silver Bluff High School
Laura
Bob Gunter
Wagener-Salley High
Feds
Aiken County
USC Aiken
Postal Service
Independence Avenue
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Washington, D.C
Carl Langley
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