DOE MOX project hits court snag in SC lawsuit
A federal judge refused to rule on the DOE bid to dismiss South Carolina’s suit over the unfinished Mixed Oxide Fuel Facility at Savannah River Site. Judge J Michelle Childs said the federal circuit lacks jurisdiction over monetary claims, keeping the $100 million penalty dispute alive and noting potential complications if transferred.
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Animal shelter faces overcrowding crisis
Local report details a growing crisis at the city animal shelter as intake rises and space dwindles. Officials cite limited funding and aging facilities, while volunteers scramble to find temporary homes for dogs and cats. Community groups call for support and policy action in coming weeks.
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Aiken celebrates opening of new Krispy Kreme shop
Aiken residents line up at dawn as Tony Rhinehart flips the Krispy Kreme sign to mark the store opening. More than 150 people cheer while Rhinehart secures free doughnuts, calling the wait worth it as the clock strikes 6 a.m. Tuesday.
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Aiken considers new Public Safety HQ after blunt critique
City Manager John Klimm blasted the Laurens Street Public Safety building as embarrassing. At a Oct work session, architect Doug Straughan outlined feasibility of a new Public Safety headquarters to the City Council, staff, and Chief Charles Barranco, as council discussed tax plans.
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