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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 2010

Page

2

Doin' Even Better Concert Pairs Two CSRA Choruses

Two ensembles, South Boundary and Harmony River Chorus, join for a weekend show at the Aiken Center for the Arts called Doin' Even Better. Performances are Saturday at 3 pm and 7 30 pm with a cappella pieces and theatrical flair. Tickets 15 for adults 10 for students and children.

Aiken Center For the Arts South Boundary Harmony River Chorus Bill Riehl South Boundary South Boundary Harmony River Paula Shuff Aiken Center of the Arts CSRA Riehl Tobin Southboundary.com Harmonyriverchorus.org Amy Banton Stacy Branch

Multiple thefts and break-ins reported in local areas

A Graniteville woman reported a break in on Peeler Drive with electronics stolen and no forced entry. A Chesnee woman said a vehicle was stolen from Apache Drive in North Augusta. An Aiken man reported two weed eaters and tools stolen from a trailer on Converse Drive. An Aiken woman said a 42 inch TV was stolen after the intruder entered her bedroom. A North Augusta man reported vehicle break in on Audubon Circle with steering column damage. No items appeared missing other than the damage.

Graniteville Chesnee Apache Drive North Augusta Converse Drive North Augusta Audubon Circle

Impressive Flag Raising At N. Aiken Elementary

North Aiken School opened with a full schedule as safety patrol members Steve Geddes Vicky Olcutt and Ken Kight lead a daily flag raising. The student council, science club and third grade class contribute to programs and activities reflecting active student involvement.

N. Aiken North Aiken Steve Geddes Vicky Olcutt Ken Kight Aike Gallepardien Ne ‘Aiken Doe

Real Estate Man Advocates Tax Uniformity in South Carolina

Theodore Jones, a Columbia real estate and insurance man, spoke to the Aiken League of Women Voters and guests about uniform tax assessment. He sits on Richland County’s Tax Assessors Board and urged cross index systems with plats and maps to locate property, owners, and assessments. He called for revising current state tax assessment laws and improving equity across counties. Mrs. Sanderson's third grade sent a get well letter to President Eisenhower and received a card from Mrs. Eisenhower.

South Carolina Theodore Jones Columia Aiken League of Women Voters Jones Richland County

City Council set to weigh historic designation for County Complex

The Aiken City Council meets for a first reading on whether the County Complex bounded by Morgan Street Richland Avenue Vaucluse Road and Barnwell Avenue should join the historic district. The push cites 1935 Willis Irvin design and the old hospital as contributing features amid a split Design Review Board and Planning Commission views. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the City Council chambers with Amy Banton available for details.

Aiken Aiken County Morgan Street Richland Avenue Vaucluse Road Barnwell Avenue United States Roger LeDue Martin Buckley Willis Irvin County Hospital City Design Review Board Richland Avenue West Buckley Lynn Henry McDonald Law McMillan Pardan Smith Planning Commission Wilkins Byrd

Relay Kickoff Set for Thursday at South Aiken Church of God

A relay kickoff will be held Thursday at 6 30 p m at South Aiken Church of God. A Lexington dance studio will participate in the event adding performance acts to the community gathering.

South Aiken

Kids in the Kitchen Event Set for Fort Discovery

Kids in the Kitchen returns to Fort Discovery on Saturday November 13 with a 2 to 4 p.m. session at 7th Street in Augusta. Local organizers invite families to participate in hands on cooking activities and tastings led by volunteers.

Fort Discovery 7Th St Augusta

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