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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2005
Page
3
Church joins new hoops team via interchurch contacts
A grandson plans to play for a church with a basketball program, suggesting calls to nearby churches can reveal opportunities without joining a church. The letter argues drivers must own responsibility after tragedy and condemns animal cruelty, urging severe penalties. Readers may comment via Talkback with provided contact details.
Aiken Crime Spike Prompts Lock Up Your Cars Notice
A rash of car break ins reported in Aiken prompts police to urge residents to lock vehicles and hide valuables. Overnight thefts at Oxford Trace Gatewood Gatewood Apartments Citizens Park and Governor Aiken Park left electronics money CDs and golf clubs worth several thousand dollars stolen. Most thefts involved unlocked cars. authorities say they have suspects and are pursuing leads. Call Aiken Public Safety at 642-7620 with information.
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Aiken Public Safety
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Middle schoolers hear from Army veteran on Iraq and service
Aiken Middle School eighth grader Demetrious Jones asks why soldiers are in Iraq. Col Richard O'Neill, a 28 year veteran, speaks on why troops are needed now, risks of withdrawal, and the role of the military in humanitarian aid. He recalls Vietnam, PTSD, and the value of unity beyond differences.
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Aiken
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Richard O'Neill
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Middle East
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Aiken County Council Sets Six Public Hearings Tonight
The Aiken County Council meets at USC Aiken to consider six public hearings including a proposed joint industrial park with Edgefield County in Trenton. Also on the agenda are sewer system upgrades funded by state revolving loan sources, a Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center budget, a large general obligation bond dispute, and infrastructure projects to finish road paving and water lines for Sage Mall and the Convocation Center.
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Sage Mall
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Convocation Center
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Couch victory clears Burnettown council bid residency ruling
The Aiken County Election Commission ruled 6-0 that Earl Couch is a Burnettown resident and thus eligible for the town council seat. Protesters contended Couch resided in Langley, citing affidavits and long observations, while Couch provided documentation showing Burnett Street as his primary home. Neighbor Homer Durden testified Couch has lived in Burnettown for 15 years.
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Earl Couch
Aiken
Aiken County
McIntosh
Gagnon
Couch
Langley
Jackson Street
Commission
Burnett St
Homer L. Durden
Durden
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