07 Nov 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2009
Page
1
Friday results wrap up with real time stats and season totals available online. Fans can upload photos and chat through the site while schedules and game wrapups are posted. Aiken faces North Augusta with televised airings Sunday at 2 p.m. and Monday at 4 p.m. on cable channels 246 and 6.2.
A compact scoreboard lists Crestwood, Midland Valley, Silver Bluff, Bishop England, Whilliston Elko, Great Falls, Camden, South Aiken, Strom Thurmond, Eau Claire in a standings snapshot. The item highlights multiple high schools sharing space on the board with no game results given.
Annie Corbett Simmons of Williston and Michael L. Harris Sr. of Warrenville are listed in the deaths and funerals notices. The page 6A includes today’s weather with a fall forecast of 8C.
Geoff and Shannon Ellis, owners of The Willcox, opened The Restaurant at The Willcox a gastropub expected to appeal to local residents. The venture aims to capitalize on the growing popularity of gastropubs in the United Kingdom.
The South Carolina Supreme Court overruled a circuit court injunction and allowed Avondale Mills to collect July water bills at a sharp increase without prior notice. The rate rise, approved by the PSC, triggered public outcry as bills rose 400 to 700 percent for many customers in Avondale's district. Local legislators argue July charges should not have been billed at the new rate without advance notice.
Wagener-Salley High School Army Junior ROTC cadets honored current and retired veterans and fallen comrades at the annual Veterans Day observance. Cadet leaders Shane McVey and Sgt. Major Tevan Tyler led the ceremony for soldiers lost or missing in battle, with all branches represented by roses at the wreath base. Lt. Col. Chuck White, Columbia Recruiting Battalion commander at Fort Jackson, spoke on service, opportunity, and the Army’s support for education. White praised teachers and urged students to leverage academics and extracurriculars to ensure future success. McVey spoke of leadership gains from ROTC and considered college or Army options after high school.
Aiken family learns their relative CW2 Royal wounded in Fort Hood shootings as 13 people die and 30 wounded in the attack. Stephanie Royal, an Army captain, and her husband Chris face deployments to Iraq and a third tour, while Gray’s family connection underlines the broader impact of the tragedy.
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