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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 2009

Page

2

North Augusta closes teen club Fusion over code violations

North Augusta Public Safety has shut down Club Fusion on Jefferson Davis Highway after fire and building code violations surfaced amid reports of large teen crowds and past incidents. Police cleared the site with a bomb sniffing dog, no device found, and inspectors will reassess before a reopening.

North Augusta Public Safety Agency Thomas Richmond County Sheriff's Office Aiken County

Aiken Declares Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

Mayor Fred Cavanaugh proclaims November Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month in Aiken. Brenda's Angels, formed for Brenda Willis Bodie, led the campaign with Purple Town initiative and fundraisers to boost research and education. Bodie recently finished treatment and awaits her first grandchild due in January.

April Bailey Fred Cavanaugh City of Aiken Center Lee Cavanaugh Far Left Brenda’s Angels Toni Williamson Beverly Burch Perri Stilp Danny Minolfo Diane Mills Jacob Heaton Rick Willis Marie Durrett Betty Willis Bill Willis National Cancer Institute Cavanaugh Brenda Willis Bodie Oakwood-Windsor the Town Bodie Brenda Brenda's Angels Lee Durrett

FOTAS to Sponsor Open House and Pet Fair

Friends of the Animal Shelter plan an open house and pet fair on Saturday November 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Aiken County Animal Shelter 411 Wire Road. The event features Palmetto Dog Club demonstrations clowns Savannah River Ecology Laboratory scientist Whit Gibbons a spay neuter coupon drawing prizes and pet adoptions with dog sitters trainers and groomers on site. Donations support shelter renovations and expansion target about 10000.

Friends of the Animal Shelter Weynebow Star Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Whit Gibbons Aiken County Animal Shelter Wire Road FOTAS

Simpsonville author wraps up workshops and book signings

Aiken area writer Vonda Skelton led a two part writing workshop at the Aiken County Public Library with Abundant Vine Christian Store and Friends of the Aiken Public Library. About 20 aspiring authors paid ten dollars to attend the session, which featured a talk and hands on writing exercises. Skelton warned writers about fears hindering progress and noted life experiences can become stories. She continued a series of events in Aiken beginning at Redcliffe Elementary School.

Simpsonville Vonda Skelton Aiken Skelton Aiken County Redcliffe Elementary

Bitsy author Vonda Skelton book signing today

Vonda Skelton signs copies from 10 to 11 a.m. at Abundant Vine Christian Store Langley 100 Old Depot St on Highway 421. She wrote the Bitsy mystery series and Seeing Through the Lies and recently visited the Outer Banks for research. For details call 642 7859 or contact Suzanne Stone at sstone aikenstandard.com.

Vonda Skelton Abundant Vine Christian Store Old Depot St Highway 421 Old Depot Street Ing Millbrook Baptist Church Langley Skelton Bitsy Tybee Island Amelia Island

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