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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 2006

Page

10

Recount Process Cited as Costly and Contested by Floyd Supporters

Races barely within automatic recount margins as supporters of Karen Floyd urge challenges to Rex, while Jed remains in 1A. State officials note 94 unsigned affidavits spotted in Spartanburg County and recounts may shift totals for education superintendent and lieutenant governor races. Dillon, Horry, and Sumter counties show notable variances as ballots were reread.

Karen Floyd Bertram Floyd Rex Spartanburg State Election Commission Sion Butch Bowers Dillon Susie Edwards Horry County Sumter Michael

Long wait for gamers as lines persist amid cold snap

Perez plans extra coffee from Food Avenue to serve campers before the 8 30 p m closing, as doors lock at 10 p m. Shoppers endure cold and crowds while awaiting new game systems, with some noting the XBox launch as the latest craze.

Perez Corporate James Young Suzanne Stone Associated Press

Plains area develops equine community with polo arena

McMillan, an equestrian developer since 1986, plans The Plains a new community in Aiken featuring a covered arena, two outdoor arenas, and private use for owners. Ten lots are reserved and covenants govern the property while protecting wetlands and a lake. For more information call (843) 873-1305.

McMillan Stono Ferry Charleston Boyle Plantation Summerville Plains Ty Center Property Owners Association

Labyrinth project in New Orleans honors Katrina survivors

Broderick describes a 43 foot diameter octagonal brick Labyrinth at Hopelands Gardens inspired by Amiens Cathedral built for healing trauma. The site, designed with a granite center and surrounding color garden, aims to calm patients including stroke and anxiety cases. Aiken Center for the Arts offered the Thursday class.

Broderick New Orleans Hopelands Gardens Amiens France Broderick Sai Aiken Center For the Arts

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