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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

06 Nov 2006

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 2006

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10

Hatfield Fiddler role blends faith and stage comeback

Hatfield, director at Trinity and former Wesley Foundation leader, portrays Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof. He speaks of faith, family, and finding meaning in theater while proceeds aid the Aiken Kidney Benefit Board for dialysis patient assistance. Ashley and Erin Hatfield join in rehearsals and ministry ties remain strong.

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Christi Hatfield Tevye Wesley Foundation University of Louisville Trinity Ashley Erin Fiddler Tenge Tas Hileld Tenge Ssi Golde Yente Anatevkais God Stocking Aiken Kidney Benefit Board Rob Novit Rnovit Aikenstandard Co
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Moore campaigns across South Carolina church visits seek black votes

The two candidates, Moore and Sanford, blitzed South Carolina from Greenville to Charleston. Moore spoke at Brookland Baptist Church in Columbia seeking black votes while Sanford held a comfortable fundraising lead and avoided mixing faith with politics.

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Greenville Charleston Moore Aviation Columbia Midlands Brookland Baptist Church Stat Dale Brookland Charles Jackson Clearwater Sanford Ound GOP Richland County
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Law keeps Sunday alcohol sales unchanged amid senate talk

Local retailers report no change to Sunday sale rules for alcohol. Aiken officials say enforcement will continue as for other businesses that cannot sell on Sundays. The discussion in the senate aims to alter the law, with an estimated annual education impact of 1.5 to 2 million dollars.

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Senate Aiken Public Safety David Turo Karen Adailywaikenstandard
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