SRS Receives 318 Million Boost Under Continuing Budget
The Savannah River Site gets about 318 million dollars in temporary funding through a FY 2014 continuing resolution to support Environmental programs and other missions. The 107 day funding period ends January 15, based on the FY 2013 level, with full funding needed for most work.
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Savannah River
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James Giusti
SRS
Area Deaths in Aiken and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices list Charles Andrew Kelley Corinne Bell Eargle Gerald W. Wilson Jr. Lillian B. Bright Quida King Harling Roy Clark and Vivian Poplin among recent deaths in Aiken Graniteville and North Augusta. Community services and funeral details pending.
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Corinne Bell Eargle
Jackson
Gerald W. Wilson Jr
Graniteville
Quida King Harling
North Augusta
Roy Clark
Aiken
Vivian Poplin
Father and son Army veterans honor family service at park
Dwight Bradham Sr and Dwight Jr stood together in uniform at the Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park for Veterans Day. Sr, a retired sergeant major, praised his son's choice to serve in the South Carolina National Guard and remembered brothers in arms and an uncle lost in World War II Belgians Massacre. The Marine Corps League detachment led the ceremony with a colors presentation, joined by the Aiken Public Safety Honor Guard and the Aiken Area Academic Homeschool Band.
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Dwight Bradham Sr
Dwight Jr
Bradham
Afghanistan
Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park
Dwight Sr
South Carolina National Guard
Malmedy
Belgium
Memorial Park
Marine Corps League
James L. Hammons
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken Area
Veterans Day events span nation with veteran honors
The edition highlights a broad Veterans Day observance across the country. Cu Les Cumberland Village hosts a ceremony with a substantial veteran contingent cited by the Rotary Club. One veteran receives a long delayed purge acknowledgment after 62 years.
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Major cold front brings first hard freeze this week
The National Weather Service in Columbia warns a major cold front will drop overnight lows to 25 to 34 degrees across Aiken County through Wednesday night. Winds will gust as the front moves in, with highs near 48 and lows in the 20s by Thursday. Residents are urged to bring in plants before the hard freeze.
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Aiken County
National Weather Service
Columbia
Chris Liscinsky
Liscinsky
Liseinsky
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