What ever happened to Yellow Bike program in Aiken
The 1996 Aiken Yellow Bike project repurposed donated bikes for shared transport but bikes vanished quickly. City manager Roger LeDuc says thieves removed many bikes, despite refurbishments funded with help from the Aiken Junior Woman's Club. The program faded with no immediate plans to revive it. Portland’s Create-A-Commuter program is cited as a model, but Aiken seeks better tracking to prevent future disappearances.
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Aiken Junior Woman’s Club
LeDuc
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Department of Transportation
Proid Alisa Hill
Community Cycling Center
Habitat blitz builds a house in four days in Warrenville
Aiken County Habitat for Humanity and Aiken Home Builders Association break ground on a second blitz home in Warrenville. Jessica Harrison and her two sons will receive keys and a Bible at a June 8 dedication. The 1150 square foot three bedroom house normally takes 10 to 12 weeks to raise, but volunteers will work dawn to dusk to finish swiftly.
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Habitat For Humanity
Aiken Home Builders Association
Warrenville
Richard Church
Habitat
Jessica Harrison
Robert Girardeau
Herb Witter
National Home Builders Association
Mary Ellen Brush
Habitat For Humanity International
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Mobile Mammography Unit offers breast cancer screenings regionally
The Mobile Mammography Unit from University Hospital travels CSRA area to provide convenient breast cancer screening. It will be at Dillard's in the Aiken Mall on Wednesday June 6 from 8 30 am to 3 pm. Appointments are required to complete paperwork beforehand, screenings last about 15 minutes and are covered by most insurance and Medicare. Call 706 774 4141 or 866 74 4141 for information or to schedule.
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Aiken Mall
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Concept HR Moves Into Avondale Office in Warrenville
Concept HR expands from Hayne Avenue to 18 000 square feet at a Warrenville building once used by Avondale Mills. The new HQ includes a 150 seat conference center and advanced tech, improving space from 5 500 square feet and aiding rapid growth while positioning between Aiken and Augusta.
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Avondale Mills
Concept HR
Hayne Avenue
State Highway 421
Sarah Riley
Avondale
Riley
Aiken
Augusta
Gurley
Tony Baugten
Brieng Class of 1987 Seeks Reunion Details
Brief notice from BRIEFLY states that Wita and Vanlcy High School Class of 1987 seeks classmates for a November 24 reunion. Contacts include Sean Johnson Cindy Hudson Whitt Vara Deans Jordan with phone numbers and a mail or email address. The Essential Tremors Group announces no meetings in June July or August and will resume monthly meetings on the third Monday in September.
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Vanlcy
Sean Johnson
Cindy Hudson Whitt
Vara Deans Jordan
Lakeside Drive
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Augusta
Bellsouth
Essential Tremors
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