City to talk budget in May council meeting
Aiken City Council schedules a May 17 public budget hearing at 5 p.m. in the Municipal Building to conduct first reading on the 2017 2018 budget and millage rate, with an outside fire service fee increase of 15 percent. The meeting may include executive session on property deals including redevelopment of the Aiken Mall.
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Philip Merry
Lottery draw results from South Carolina and Georgia
The report lists midday and evening results for South Carolina Pick 3 and Pick 4, Palmetto Cash 5, Power Up, Georgia Cash 3 and Cash 4, and FIVE numbers, plus late Thursday draws for Cash 3 and Cash 4 and Fantasy 5 values. Notable sequences include SC Pick 3 0 9 2 and 4 0 5, Pick 4 6 4 8 7 and 3 3 0 8, Palmetto Cash 5 6 14 16 27 28, and Fantasy 5 1 5 16 22 23.
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SRS Museum Opens Fridays and Saturdays Through June
The SRS Museum at 224 Laurens St. S.W. offers noon to 4 p.m. hours on Fridays and Saturdays, plus the first and third Fridays and Saturdays of each month through June, with free admission and exhibits on Savannah River Site history and future plans. Aiken Sierra Club hosts a May 21 presentation on the Edisto River, featuring Doug Busbee and Tonya Bonitatibus, at the Aiken UU Church, free with potluck afterward. email aikensierragroup@gmail.com for details. The Aiken County Public Library screens La La Land (PG-13) May 20 from 3 to 4:50 p.m.
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Laurens St. S.W
Savannah River
Aiken Group
Sierra Club
South Carolina
Aiken Unitarian Univer
Salist Church
Gregg Ave
Edisto River
Doug Busbee
Savannah
Tonya Bonitatibus
Edisto
Wall Street
Byrd remembered as dedicated Benedict College educator
Dr Alma Weaver Byrd a longtime Benedict College professor and department chair valued by students colleagues say she sent yellow roses for birthdays and special days She mentored and funded students traveled with them to Paris and supported their education Byrd born in Aiken County died May 3 She held degrees from Benedict Columbia University and USC and taught from 1960 to 2013 She helped found local charity groups served on state education panels and earned the Order of the Palmetto in 1983
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Alma Weaver Byrd
Byrd
Marqueen Richardson
Benedict College
Columbia
Richardson
Aiken County
Frank Ernest Weaver
Annie Lou Spann Weaver
Benedict
Paris
France
Rosemary English
Aiken
English
Jackson-Brooks
Martha Schofield
Columbia University
New York
University of South Carolina
James R. Clark
Palmetto Health
Richland Hospital
National Council of Negro Women Incorporated
Living Legacy Awards
Richland One Board of
S.C
House of Representatives
Richland County
Mate
Modjeska Simpkins
Mary McLeod Bethune
Benjamin E. Mays
Statehouse
Order of the Palmetto
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Claire Roberson
Letlovelive.org
Laura Lance
Aikensierragroup
Gmail.com
American Heart Association
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