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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2005
Page
3
Talkback readers condemn the city zoning board for approving a horse farm and apartment barn in Westcliff. They question whether board members viewed the property and did their homework before the vote, noting residents attended the meeting to oppose the decision.
The Taste of Harvest Aiken article clarifies that last year's donations were cited for 100 turkeys and 400 hams. This year the Golden Harvest Food Bank is still seeking donations to meet current needs. The Saturday edition misreported a booking at the Aiken County Detention Center.
Astronomer John McFarland portrayed Kepler at the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center as part of Encounter with Mars. Visitors toured the Dupont Planetarium to view a mission to Mars and learned how Copernicus, Galileo, and Kepler challenged Earth centered views with planets in elliptical orbits. The center plans another Mission to Mars show, while McFarland remains a classroom presence teaching youthful curiosity.
Madison and Anderson star in the Aiken Kidney Benefit production of Oliver at Etherredge Center debuting Friday Nov 11 at 8 pm. Madison plays the title role in two of four weekend shows while Anderson plays the villain Bill Sykes, with double casting and family chemistry fueling rehearsals and onstage teamwork.
Hampton County woman Debra E. Barr was arrested in North Charleston and returned to Aiken facing 11 forgery counts plus 3 fraudulent check charges. Warrants allege she cashed checks from an elderly Barnwell resident at multiple area businesses, totaling under 1000 dollars. Bond set over 56000 dollars.
Thoroughbred trainer Al Darlington reflects on a six decade career spanning riding, conditioning, and training at Mid-Atlantic tracks and Buckland Farm. He trained Sun Colony and other stakes horses, worked for Stephen Clark Jr and Buckland, and remains active at Charles Town while praising Aiken’s equestrian community.
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The city announces its monthly news character trait for November and lists winning lottery numbers for Pick 3 Midday 3 2 1 Pick 4 Midday 5 1 6 8 Pick 3 Evening 9 7 8 Pick 4 Evening 3 0 9 1 Palmetto Cash 3 11 15 11 36.
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