Cancer Care Institute of Carolina opens in Aiken
Universal Health Services opens the Cancer Care Institute of Carolina on University Parkway as the CSRA's first facility offering both radiation and chemotherapy under one roof. The new center includes a boutique for wigs and prostheses, an educational library, and space for clinical trials with ten underway and up to twenty planned.
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North Augusta teacher wins Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year
Fifth grade teacher Tomiko Smalls of North Augusta Elementary earns Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year for the North Augusta area. She plans to spend the $1,000 prize on a laser printer for her classroom and continues to pursue advanced study while staying in the classroom.
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Multiple Local Thefts and Vandalism Reported Across City
Burglary at a Charleston street shop led to over $500 in nicotine products and merchandise missing after entry through a glass door. A port service vehicle was broken into on Millbrook venue with over $1000 in jewelry and tools stolen. An assault involving juveniles occurred on Aldrich Street. A theft on Mill Stone Lane netted $800 in Oriented Strand Board. Two Beech Island men were jailed for shoplifting on Knox Avenue with a CD and ink cartridge. one also faced marijuana charges. A Jackson man’s repaired car harboring a gift card valued at $492 was found used without permission. A Friday gas drive-off by a 20–30-year-old black male, 5'7" 170 lb, in a brown Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra, was noted. A break-in on Bradleyville Road yielded $400 in equipment.
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Naval successes extend beyond Mideast conflict
Rear Admiral Jeffrey Cassius tells Rotary Club of Aiken that naval forces aid morale and reenlistment in the war on terror. He notes 9 000 sorties with 11 000 ordnance rounds, submarines’ ongoing global surveillance, and 30 percent of Tomahawk missiles from a mostly nuclear fleet. The Navy plans to push ships into the mid 300s while cutting manpower for more shipbuilding.
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All Area Girls Basketball Team Highlighted
The Aiken Standard unveils its All Area Girls Basketball Team honoring standout players from area schools. Also notes Wednesday events at Silver Bluff High and upcoming Hitchcock Horse Show in The Woods.
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Police seek suspect in two purse snatchings in Aiken
Aiken Public Safety hunts a white 1980s Toyota Cressida driver after two weekend purse snatchings. A white male in his 20s to 30s with sandy brown hair asked for directions then grabbed purses, one victim pulled along until she hit a parked car. Call 642-7740 with tips.
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