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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2007
Page
1
A fragmented report notes anticipation around 28 Weeks Later as horror sequel. It mentions hype, opening impressions, and a focus on memorable cinema moments. Featured terms include the final frontier metaphor and 11 mile reference.
The fourth annual Aiken Bluegrass Festival moves from its usual site to Highfields Farm on Beaufort Street. Organizers announced the shift as they prepare for three day festivities featuring local acts and family activities.
BAE Systems plans a 255000 square foot expansion at Sage Mill Industrial Park near Graniteville to manufacture engine compartments and other components for Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles. The plant will employ 80 to 100 workers, begin limited production by June 1, and be fully operational by September, with robotics aiding production. The project continues BAE’s long manufacturing presence in Aiken.
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory learns DOE will not provide further funds, capping the current year at 1.8 million. Officials warn the financially strained facility may close as the budget runout nears, criticizing the peer review for lacking clear mission criteria.
A 15-year-old Wagener Salley High School student was taken into DJJ custody after threats to kill a teacher and blow up the school. She faces two counts of threatening a school official and remains detained until a future detention hearing. police report details include a threat to injure an Army JROTC instructor and a wish for a tree to fall on his vehicle.
Five foot waves pushed sand at Tybee Island as Subtropical Storm Andrea formed off the Georgia coast about 100 miles southeast of Savannah and 125 miles northeast of Daytona Beach. The National Hurricane Center expected little threat though a tropical storm watch was issued for parts of Georgia and Florida and beachgoers warned to stay clear of the rough surf.
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