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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2014

Page

2

STCTC Cosmetology students win multiple awards at Lower Charleston expo

Strom Thurmond Career and Technology Center Cosmetology students competed against five schools in the Lower Charleston Exposure Hair and Nail competition on April 27. Winners include Carlissa Prescott first in Glamour Team nails, Aesha Frazier top Realistic Nail Art, Kenya Jones overall Fantasy Hair, and other placed finalists with sponsor Sally's Beauty Supply awarding $25 gift cards to overall winners.

Strom Thurmond Career and Technology Center Charleston STCTC Carlissa Prescott Nicole Painter Fantasy Nails O’shea Watkins Aesha Frazier Roseanna Johns Kenya Jones Zykeria Weston Akasha Dublin Fantasy Hair Lekindra West Sally’s Beauty Supply

Winners named in CNTA 2014 High School Essay Contest

CNTA announces three high school winners for 2014 with Jackson Poole Phillip Wiggins and Ayanna Woods each earning 1000 prizes. Schools receive 500 for supplies. Winners and guests will attend Teller Lecture and Banquet during National Nuclear Science Week in October.

Clint Wolfe Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness CNTA Jackson Poole North Augusta High School Phillip Wiggins Greenbrier High School Ayanna (Yanni) Woods Teller Wolfe C-N-T-A

Donation speeds up cleanup at Hopelands Gardens and Rye Patch

The Friends of Hopelands and Rye Patch unanimously donate 10000 to the City of Aiken to accelerate debris removal after Winter Storm Pax. About half supports Schneider Tree of Greenville to clear limbs and hangars while city crews and arborists are credited for prior work. FEMA funding may determine reimbursement and future costs.

Friends of Hopelands Rye Patch Hopelands Gardens Friends of Hopelands Aiken Schneider Tree Greenville Friends David Tavernier Tavernier Tom Rapp Richard Pearce Aiken Standard Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA

Aiken's Equine Rescue Aims for a Perfect Ending

Perfect, a 22 year old former stakes winner and half brother to Flawless, arrived in poor condition after multiple moves. Jim Rhodes of Equine Rescue of Aiken and Deb orah Jones of the R A C E Fund plan to restore him, hoping he can inspire others and perhaps join the Saratoga War Horse Foundation program once fit.

Perfect Aiken Flawless Affirmed R.A.C.E. Fund California Deborah Jones Jim Rhodes Rhodes Equine Rescue of

Suspect Identified in Sage Creek Vehicle Break-Ins

Christopher J. Griffin 20 of Aiken identified as a suspect in a string of vehicle break-ins in the Sage Creek subdivision Graniteville. The stolen credit card used at Walmart and BP on Whiskey Road. warrants issued for breaking into a motor vehicle and financial transaction card theft and fraud. Call 803-648-6811 or CrimeStoppers at 888-274-6372 with tips.

Christopher J. Griffin Aiken Wal- Mart Sage Creek Graniteville Griffin Sheriff’s Office

Parkway widening costs and time frame draw public questions

Residents challenge the Hitchcock Parkway widening cost and timeline at the South Carolina ARTS subcommittee meeting. SCDOT cites a $34.6 million long term estimate, while a 2013 ARTS program listed $43.6 million and the debate notes escalation and schedule factors.

Hitchcock Parkway South Carolina Augusta Regional Transportation Study S.C. Department of Transportation Aiken Sherill Norton SCDOT ARTS Bob Gilbert Sherrill DOT Gilbert Randall Young

SCDOT revises Midlands route plan with narrower width

Midlands production engineer notes possible phased or uniform project delivery as estimates tighten. Officials say the 5 to 6 mile route will feature separate mulituse paths, sidewalks, 14-foot shared lanes, a reduced center median, retaining walls, and a 47 percent smaller right of way impact while citizen input narrowed scope. Ben Baugh covers equine industry for the Aiken Standard.

Midlands Young SCDOT

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