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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 2004

Page

7

Teachers extend survey deadline to improve South Carolina results

Almost 28 percent of SC teachers responded to the working conditions survey with a Friday target to hit 30 percent. About 15,100 had completed it by Monday as the second one week extension moved the deadline from May 15.

Columbia South Carolina State Department of Education Linda Payne Education Department Payne Southeast Center For Teaching Quality Eric Hirsch Chapel Hill, N.C

Gullah Geechee coast listed as endangered historic place

The National Trust names South Carolina sea islands among the nations most endangered sites. Development and new roads threaten Gullah Geechee cemeteries, archaeological areas, and fishing grounds on St Helena Island and nearby seas, prompting preservation efforts led by National Park Service staff and Rep. Jim Clyburn.

Charleston South Carolina National Trust For Historic Preservation Florida Georgia Carolinas Sea Islands Trust Vermont Ridgewood Ranch California The Horse Seabiscuit Bethlehem Steel Bethlehemh White House Empire State Building Golden Gate Bridge St. Johns River Cape Fear North Carolina America Richard Moe National Trust Geechee Coast Mike Allen Cynthia Porcher National Park Service Allen Jim Clyburn Ds.c Penn

Lighthouse transfer eyed to speed Morris Island repair

Charleston lawmakers back transferring ownership of Morris Island Lighthouse from the Department of Natural Resources to the Budget and Control Board to ease liability and funding negotiations with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Save the Light Inc. pushes ahead with stabilization plans including a cofferdam and base reinforcements, with costs rising beyond initial estimates.

Charleston Morris Island State Budget and Control Board State Department of Natural Resources Budget and Control Board Glenn McConnell Save the Light Inc Department of Natural Resources U.S. Army Corps of Engineers McConnell Ernie Passailaigue Save the Light

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