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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 2006

Page

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Schofield Middle School EcoMeet Team Tops CSRA Event

Four Schofield Middle School eighth-graders Julie Moran Briana Rice Nathaniel Frey meyer and Megan Tietze won first place at the CSRA EcoMeet at Silver Bluff Audubon Center. The students tied for first and rallied around recycling collecting 4000 aluminum cans with Tyler Sanitation providing lunch-area bins.

Schofield Julie Moran Briana Rice Nathaniel Freymeyer Megan Tietze CSRA Roach Julie Tyler Sanitation

Postal workers back hunger drive to beat last year

National Association of Letter Carriers aims to top 71.3 million pounds collected in 2005 during the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. Local Golden Harvest Food Bank reports 110000 pounds were picked up in 2005 across Aiken and Barnwell counties in South Carolina and Columbia Richmond and McDuffie counties in Georgia. Carriers will collect nonperishable items left in bags by mailboxes Saturday. items go to Golden Harvest for distribution.

National Association of Letter Carriers Golden Harvest Food Bank Aiken Barnwellounties South Carolina Columbia Richmond McDuffie Georgia Laurie Harmon Golden Young U.S. Postal Service

Reverend Jack Scott enters Burnettown race for town council

Reverend Jack Scott announces candidacy for the Burnettown Town Council seat in a June 27 special election against Bobby Griffin Jr. The lifelong resident supports the mayor's policies, promotes controlled growth, backs the No Alcohol Sassafras Festival stance, and pledges cooperation with the police department.

Jack Scott Bobby Griffin Jr Burnettown Earl ‘Couch Scott Burettown C.H. Williams Griffin

Local talks and meetings outline May events in Augusta area

Stephen Sheetz addresses Senior Men’s Club on May 17 at Houndslake Country Club about The Case for Nuclear Power after a noon lunch. PMI SA dinner May 18 at Augusta Towers Hotel features Beth Brigdon Delivering What You Promise. reservations by May 15. May 28 Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District meeting at 1 p.m. Open to the public. May 19 SM HRM breakfast at Augusta Marriott with Doris Yates. May 19–20 Dark Shadows show times 7 and 8 p.m. Seniors pay 3.50, students 2.50. Call for details and reservations.

Stephen Sheetz Nuclear Power Board Itill Houndslake Country Club Conv PMISA Surendra.gupta Srs Stephen Gentry Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District Augusta Aiken Society of Human Resource Management Augusta Marriott Hotel Radisson Riverfront Hotel Doris Yates Georgia Department of Labor Melissa Brandt Augusta-Aikenshim.org

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