Buerge Chooses Helene In The Bachelor Finale
The Bachelor finale shows Aaron Buerge proposing to Helene Eksterowicz after a dramatic kiss-off with Brooke Smith. Brooke departs in a limousine, while Helene accepts with a confident yes. ABC’s romance series faced Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show competition on CBS.
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Aiken County trims holiday bonus after ham scandal
Aiken County Council on Tuesday approved a holiday bonus plan a $18 gift certificate in each paycheck for all employees. The gift may be used for a ham or turkey or other purchases. The 1999 and 2000 scandal probe prompted changes to avoid future issues.
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Christmas Parade and concerts light up Aiken schedule
Aiken hosts multiple holiday events including a Christmas Park Lighting Ceremony at Burnetown Sassafras Park on Augusta Road from 5 to 8 PM with Santa, crafts, and food. The city’s Annual Tree Ceremony happens at Newberry Street Festival Center at 5:30 PM on November 29 with music and refreshments. Elvis tribute by Jason Sikes at Langley Community Center Friday November 29 at 8 PM with tickets $15 reserved or general admission.
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USC president Sorensen backs Aiken campus link through tech and collaboration
USC President Andrew Sorensen toured USC Aiken with USCA President Dr. Tom Hallman and lauded local support. He urged跨campus research collaboration across all USC campuses and highlighted a federal funded colorectal cancer center at USC Aiken as a model to boost statewide research amid budget pressures.
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End of era for Senate marked by departures
In Washington the Senate loses long serving figures as Strom Thurmond and Jesse Helms leave after 30 years and Fred Thompson exits after his term. The era ends as leaders depart and new faces prepare to take their seats this week.
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