Kiwanis Club hears local sportscasters
Aiken Kiwanis Club heard WRDW TV Channel 12 sportscasters Paul Davis and Lachlan Mclean describe the craft of sports news. They explained they shoot, write, edit, and direct, each performing multiple roles. Davis recalled a 15 year WRDW tenure and noted Augusta offers more than the Masters with local sports and events like drag boat racing and Aiken's Triple Crown.
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Aiken Kiwanis Club
Paul Davis
Lachlan Mclean
Wrdw TV Channel 12
McLean
Davis
ESPN
Channel 12
WRDW
Augusta
Aiken
Aiken Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
The Aiken Kiwanis Club held its annual pancake breakfast with three local McDonald's. The event raised 1506 dollars with half donated to Ronald McDonald House and the rest for Kiwanis youth projects. John Crupi serves as club president. meetings occur Thursdays at 1 pm at Houndslake Country Club.
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Davis McLean
Davis
McLean
Michael Oates
Aiken Kiwanis Club
McDonald's
Ronald McDonald House
Kiwanis
John Crupi
Houndslake Country Club
Area colleges report low student loan defaults in South Carolina
US Education Department figures show Aiken County colleges with low default rates. USC Aiken at 3.1 percent and Aiken Technical College at 5.1 percent. Several beauty schools in North Charleston, Greenville post the highest default rates, with Academy of Hair Technology at 34.4 percent and Professional Hair Design Academy at 45 percent. Allen University and Benedict College exceed 27 percent.
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Aiken County
US Department of Education
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Aiken Technical College
North Charleston
Greenville
South Carolina
Bob MacElhiney
Academy of Hair Technology
Allen University
Benedict College
Columbia
Academy of Hair Design
Professional
US Education Department
Tri-School Concert Honors AIDS Remembered Quilt Project
Strom 1a School South Aikien High School and North Augusta High School plan a joint concert with each choir performing solo and together. Dr Richard Maltz writes Acceptance and Remembrance with instrumental Toward Acceptance and choral God Remember Their Souls. After the ceremony students read AIDS loss names. Volunteers needed to host the quilt display or read the names. call Kathy Simmons at 641-3412.
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South Aikien High School
North Augusta High School
Richard Maltz
Kathy Simmons
Tanker spill prompts evacuations in New Ellenton
A leaking tanker from BOC Gas Company rolled from behind the BP station on Main Street and landed in a ditch near Huddle House and Happy Land Child Development Center. Police Chief Tom Grant ordered evacuations of 56 people as HAZMAT and EPA teams responded. By 1 p.m. the scene was cleared and evacuees returned.
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Huddle House
Happy Land Child Development Center
New Ellenton
Tom Grant
BOC Gas Company
Main Street
Grant
Savannah River
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Environmental Protection Agency
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