Reprogramming funds eyed to avert Savannah River Site cut
DOE seeks 79 million reprogramming to prevent layoffs at Savannah River Site by May 22. The proposal, submitted March 18 with OMB involvement, aims to avert furloughs for 700 to 900 workers starting June 1. Congressional action and potential approval hinge on OMB clearance and committee review.
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Savannah River
SRS
Department of Energy
Ington State
Idaho National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
DOE
Sylvia Burwell
Joe Wilson
Washington
Braves beat the Mets 9 4 in Sunday game
Atlanta Braves defeated the New York Mets 9 to 4 in a Sunday baseball matchup. Key performers for the Braves included standout hitters and solid pitching while the Mets mounted late rallies without changing the result. The win extends the Braves’ momentum in the season series.
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Braves
Mets
Area Deaths and Funerals Listed for Aiken and Warrenville
Deaths and funerals listed for B Lanier Duffie Jr of Aiken Lesline C Smith of Wagener Martha Helen Metts of Aiken and Robert O Barrett of Warrenville appear in the area death notices with services scheduled in coming days. The notice summarizes names, locations, and the general obituary context.
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B. Lanier Duffie, Jr
Aiken
Lesline C. Smith
Wagener
Martha Helen Metts
Robert O. Barrett
Warrenville
Graniteville residents rally to save canal ducks
Graniteville community groups led by Robert Wise and Shannon Pettigrew protect ducks along Canal Street. They feed the birds daily, study their breeds, and share findings with local children while a Facebook page gathers 131 members to raise awareness and reduce road threats to the waterfowl.
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Graniteville
Reese
Canal Street
Robert Wise
Wise
Shannon Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Lock
Hurricane Sandy volunteer reflects on long recovery six months later
Debra Day, an Aiken resident and Red Cross volunteer, notes recovery from Hurricane Sandy remains ongoing six months after the Category 3 storm swept up the east coast. She recalls floodwaters receding and shelters emptied as life slowly returns to normal in 24 states. The disaster caused about 71 billion dollars in damage, with New York and New Jersey suffering the fiercest impacts.
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United State
American Red Cross
Vic
Tims
Andy
Seaboard
New York
New Jersey
United States
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Office of Management and Budget
Department of En.xy
Congress
Department
R-S.c
of Energy
OMB
U.S. House
Department of Currently
DOE Environmental Management
Hanford
Wash
Mead Hall
Abby
BY Amy Banton
Ade
Teddy Kulmala
Attomet
Debra Day
Sandy
Windsor Fine
Jewelers
Washington Road
Windsor
Tonso
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