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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2008
Page
1
A teenage boy sits in a Nepalese jungle blessing devotees with a light tap on the head, viewed as the touch of the divine. The scene accompanies a video highlighting the claimed reincarnation of Buddha in Nepal.
Chris' Camera Center downtown offers a film amnesty deal allowing customers to have forgotten film or disposable cameras developed at a special price. A 2A Class AAA football playoff preview highlights upcoming playoff action with a focus on teams and matchups. Alliance, Vee notes appear as brief references.
Obituary notices listing Benjamin M. Cooper Leitchfield Ky Dick Hillman Bath Addie Mae Canter Hurst Aiken Anderson Meachem Monetta James Roy Robertson Jr Milledgeville Ga Mieczyslaw Sieczkowski Mary Elizabeth Walker Elko reflects local deaths and funeral details for these residents.
A former Aiken County School District administrative assistant is wanted for financial transaction card fraud and breach of trust in amounts between $1 000 and $5 000. Melissa Anderson of Geronimo Way in Aiken failed to surrender to police after unauthorized purchases with a district credit card between Jan 17 and Apr 23 this year.
About 60 Millbrook Elementary students joined Passport to Play a McDonald’s sponsored program with four rotating activity stations representing Holland China Mexico and Australia. Students learned about nations through games like korf ball kung fu Tlatchuli and boomerang golf while coaches shared fun facts and instructors praised the active, engaging approach.
South Carolina Education Department staff must take five days of unpaid leave by June 30 2009 to save 569000. The rule excludes teachers and district workers and aims to protect 13 to 15 jobs after a 9.1 million budget cut amid a 16 percent agency reduction and a 488 million state spending cut in 2008 09.
The Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing presents The Laramie Project about Matthew Shepard’s 1998 murder in Laramie Wyoming. The show explores teen violence and the power of words, as director Nancy Gamba Hansen notes adults often overlook teen life or death issues.
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