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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2006
Page
1
Paige Tiffany of Aiken correctly identified the photo location amid reader questions. The feature highlights local readers and discussion of literature with Bruce Feiler's Where God Was Born mentioned.
Hospital staff embody old fashioned service as they guide visitors to needed rooms and elevators, with a culture shift led by CEO Justyn and nurse Higby. A universal health services award sits in the lobby acknowledging the transformation across all levels from housekeeping to doctors.
The report shows ARMC with 1,100 employees and 119 physicians across 38 specialties. It notes 2,405 local jobs created by hospital and staff expenditures, a $164.9 million annual area impact, including $71.7 million direct and $93.2 million indirect, plus $1.8 million in employee charitable giving and $1.5 million in volunteer hours.
An Aiken County man, John Edward Cuppernell aged 30 of 218 Draw Badge Road, Aiken, died in a motor vehicle accident early Saturday. He was found around 7:15 am, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
Debbie McNamee and her nine children share a weekday home school morning with algebra, piano, and an organ lesson at a church. Jenny, 17, was away for an organ lesson while the family plans a traditional Mother's Day celebration and a possible Augusta Symphony audition for Jenny.
Aiken Teen Pregnancy Prevention Council says parental connection reduces teen sexual activity and pregnancy risk. Susan Meehan notes teens heed parents most, with 45 percent citing parents in a 2003 survey. Programs like Parent Power offer workshops such as Pubery 101 and Dating Rules to improve communication and set guidelines. The council plans a Mother Daughter Lunch with Erika Grace Powell as keynote. reservations are required.
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