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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2014
Page
1
Playoffs bring high stakes as area teams enter a fresh start. Photo captions highlight key moments from the highlighted games across 7A and 8A, with sideline scenes and player reflections shaping the post season narrative.
Noah Creech a 19 year old resident of North Augusta died in a single vehicle wreck Friday afternoon near Westbrook Road Jackson. He was pronounced dead at the scene around 4 50 p m after the dirt bike struck a tree while riding up a steep embankment. Creech died from multiple body trauma with toxicology pending. The South Carolina Highway Patrol is handling the investigation.
Businesses offering Veterans Day discounts are invited to submit details for a listing in the Aiken Standard. Email discount information to mystery@aikenstandard.com by noon Sunday for inclusion in Monday’s paper.
Obituaries from Aiken list Gertrude Trudie Manley Hubbard Sarah Hiers Wood Betty Sue Jett Dorothy Beach Fisher and Robbie Benedict Jr noting their deaths and funeral notices on page 6A with usual local tribute details and service plans.
In Aiken a greenhouse used by Ai ken Aquaponics partners Tommy Robinson and Joel Hanson grows lettuce herbs and other crops year round. Rainwater powers the system feeding a tilapia tank and a sequence of filters that convert fish waste into plant nutrients.
South Carolina state representative Don Wells says repayment terms for a $50,000 loan from convicted fraudster Jay Brooks are a personal matter. Wells maintains he was a victim of a private business agreement entered under false pretenses and will not discuss specifics.
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