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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2013
Page
1
Local report notes Aiken Technical College will provide free manufacturing training opportunities. The program aims to boost skills among residents seeking employment in regional manufacturing sectors and may include workforce development partnerships.
Obituaries listed for Edward Shang Yi Ling Aiken James Witter lwert and Sara Margaret Coffey in North Augusta with funeral notices compiled in the 6A section. Names shown reflect local area obituaries and service details in the period.
After 33 years in downtown Richland Avenue, The Gun Rack will relocate to 1563 Edgefield Highway near Reynolds to open a larger store and an indoor gun range. Owner Chuck Scott says customers want an indoor range. The business has been family owned for five years.
The Gun Rack plans 10 indoor lanes at 25 yards each with six handgun and four rifle lanes. It offers rentals, NRA-certified training, lounge and classroom space, and various memberships. The facility on Pond Road aims for an environmentally safe, family friendly shooting environment and plans a larger showroom.
Savannah River Site advisory board hears emphasis on cleanup at SRS as DHEC warns DOE with a $150 million potential fine for missed milestones. Van Kiesler urges continued funding for projects including the salt waste facility. DHEC reps to speak at the Dec 3 Facilities Disposition and Site Remediation committee.
Steven Hawkins, longtime railroader and CEO of Western Carolina Railway Service Corp, touts Aiken Railway Company as a growing, community welcomed subsidiary in Aiken County. Founded 2012, the firm operates engine 4202 and expands service amid local economy impact.
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