Aiken Career Center honors top grads and serves note
Beth Sharpe named 2002 Student of the Year at Aiken County Career and Technology Center graduation events. Forty students earned certificates. finalists included David Stanade Nicola Scarboro and Latoyia Williams. Scarboro won a welding scholarship while Sharpe pursued turf and lawn management.
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Beth Sharpe
Aiken High
Aiken County Career and Technology Center
Sharpe
University of Carolina Aiken
LeMaster
David Stanade
Nicholas Scarboro
Latoyia Williams
Scarboro
Aiken Technical College
John Ball
ATC
Susan Graham
Joseph Williams
Tiea Golden
Douglas Rankin
Matthew Crisco
Brandi Sealey
Dage Sanders
Vernon Ford
Wil-Co
Sealey
Ray Kroc
Gloria Driver
Rina Greenwood
Charda Jackson
Sheena Brown
Crisco
Jonathan Jones
Evelyn Hope Henderson
Robert Weathersbee
Aiken Career and Technology Center
Rob
Trina Greenwood
Yolanda Baskett
End of School Year Brings Bitter Sweet Moments at Aiken High
Aiken High School and district ceremonies wrap up a year as teachers pack up rooms and say goodbye to seniors. Culinary arts teacher Jean Gorthy reflects on enduring student bonds and the excitement of welcoming new classes in nine weeks.
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Aiken High School
Jean Gorthy
Aiken County
Silver Bluff High
Wagener- Salley High
South Aiken
Spring-Monetta
North Augusta
Midland Valley
Aiken High
Gorthy
Cheryl West
Johnson & Wales
Rob Novit
Letovers
Still Magnolia Buds win volunteer service award
The Still Magnolia Buds calendar committee of women from Aiken earned the 2002 Lower Savannah Volunteer Service Award for fundraising for the Aiken Area Council of Aging. The 18 month calendar generated over 160000 for meals and Alzheimer’s programs.
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Magnolia Buds
Aiken Area
Anna Dangerfield
Flo Holford
Paula ‘Moore
Becky Robbins
Heather Yeh
Barbara Sue Brodie
Paige Tiffany
Betty Ryberg
Lisa Castles
Patsy Lewellyn
Dangerfield
Council of Aging
W Hammond Burkhalter
North Augusta
Lower Savannah
Burkhalter
Signs of political signs on private property trigger complaints
In Aiken election year tensions rise over signs placed on private property without permission. Simmie Moore reports two Rep. Jim Klauber signs appeared on her Whiskey Road yard replacing a Mark Sanford sign, prompting removal and renewed Sanford placements amid previous disputes. Local GOP chair David Nix says multiple complaints about improper Klauber signs have been received.
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Aiken
Simmie Moore
Whiskey Road
Grace Avenue
Jim Klauber
Greenwood
Klauber
Moore
Mike Anaclerio
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Anacletho
David Nix
GOP
Nix
Campaign sign rules vary across Aiken County
Tommy Paradise, Aiken city zoning official, outlines sign size limits for residential districts and other areas. Signs must be under three square feet in some zones and under 32 square feet elsewhere, with removal within 15 days after the election. City crews can reclaim signs from the street right of way for candidates. Paradise notes county-wide variations and aims to curb campaign clutter without suppressing speech.
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Aiken County
Tommy Paradise
Aiken
Lim
Paradise
South Boundary
Hayne Avenue
Whiskey Road
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