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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2006
Page
1
The Aiken Branch of the NAACP plans to attend tonight’s School Board session to press concerns over alleged discriminatory appointments. Also notes on breath-hold records and a relocated Where in Aiken feature with clues shifting to Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A short feature from the Aken Standard spotlights readers and the importance of literacy in today's world. Randall Cline is noted for discussing the book Mile High Club by Neyeeeenen LAP amid a page on deaths and funerals.
Aiken County Council began discussions with six builders to study a new centralized government complex that could save about 210000 annually in rent. The concept involves a six to nine month process with the Office Complex Evaluation Committee meeting with firms including Forum Municipal Services, H G Reynolds, J E Stewart, Fine Deering, Moore and Associates, and Kahn Development.
Nearly 500 fans attended Hopelands Summer Concert Series 2006 despite cool weather and threat of rain. Black Bottom Biscuit from Swansea played bluegrass rock n roll with witty song titles while Alicia Willoughby of the City of Aiken praised the group and noted early attendance.
Former New Ellenton police chief Van McMillan, terminated in 2004 after a verbal incident with a town clerk, has filed a federal lawsuit against the town and police department. The suit, filed April 20, names the town and officials, with attorney Kelly Zier confirming representation. McMillan now directs the Augusta Department of Neighborhood Enhancement, and town officials say they have no further comment pending public records.
Aiken High School senior Steven Key will graduate and attend the University of South Carolina to study music education. He earned Palmetto Fellows Scholarships for academics and SAT. He is an All-State clarinetist admired by the community, and will receive a certificate at the Celebration of Character at St Mary Help of Christians Church.
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