Clemson grad dies after rollerblading crash at university
Samantha Erin Cawthorne 21 died from a head injury after striking a metal guardrail while rollerblading alone in the South Carolina Botanical Garden on campus. The North Augusta native, a 2006 IB graduate of North Augusta High School and 2010 Clemson physics magna cum laude, was not wearing a helmet. She rushed to a hospital but died that night, per Pickens County coroner.
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Reader's Choice Awards picks hinted by Aiken visit
USC basketball coach visited Aiken to discuss his team and the level of play. Readers are invited to submit entries for the 2010 Reader's Choice Awards to be received by the Aiken Standard by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Obituary Notices Outline for Aiken and Nearby Towns
List of deceased individuals including William L. Arthurs Vernon NY Gaines H Bell McCormick Sara Jane Cashman Aiken Charles Timothy Key Jr North Augusta Charles Robert Laws Aiken Henry Narvaez Aiken Albert Teet Ryals Beech Island Michael Streaty Aiken Doris Summers Aiken Gene Alien Williams Williston with Deaths and Funerals 6A
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Aiken
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Teet” Ryals
Beech Island
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Gene Alien Williams
Williston
Retiring educators reflect on decades of service in Aiken
About 100 educators and staff were honored at the Aiken County School District retirement banquet as Stacey Riddick, who began at East Aiken Elementary 33 years ago, nears retirement next month. Riddick may substitute later, and Joyce Stanley, the former HR director, also noted the broad impact of long careers.
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East Aiken
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Chukker Creek
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City council approves initial 2010 11 budget in Aiken
Aiken City Council, on first reading, approves a 46.9 million dollar budget up from last year with the millage kept at 66. The plan notes revenue losses from building permits state funds and investment interest but projects gains from new homes and businesses and funds for three public safety positions.
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Flooded Home Sparks Suspect Pursuit in Aiken
Wes Duesenberg reports flood damage at his 1933 Hayne Avenue residence after an external hose was directed into the attic for days, destroying pine floors and plaster walls with losses possibly exceeding 50 000 dollars. Police say the act was intentional, not natural, and privacy felt violated on a premier street.
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Hayne Avenue
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Greenwood Street
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