A Holy Day in Aiken anchors downtown holiday kickoff
More than 50 businesses join Aiken Downtown Development Association and JOY 102.7 FM to sponsor the first A Holy Day in Aiken on Friday November 29. Janet Augeri Morris says the old fashioned celebration features brunch carriages pictures with Mr and Mrs Claus door prizes and activities for children and adults with participating restaurants and local inns. USC ROTC named best in academics and ranks top nationally for naval education and training program.
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Aiken
Yuletide
Downtown Development Association
JOY 102.7 FM
Janet Augeri Morris
Santa Claus
Claus
Lista
Studio of Photography
Holley Inn
Haley Inns
Carling and
Merchant
USC Rotc
Columbia
Russell Norris
University of South Carolina
USC
Naval Reserve Officers’ ‘Training Corps
Norris
Naval Education and ‘Training Command
U.S. Naval Academy
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Dale Andrew Losier
Warrenville
Viola Hall Walker
Aiken
South Carolina and Clemson Cheerleaders Split Paths
In a Palmetto State battle, former rivals Karen Hartford and Tony Feraci, once on the 1994 South African High School squad and on an Augusta all star team, now lead rival university squads. Hartford cheers for South Carolina JV while Feraci sides with Clemson JV. They compare high school and college cheer experiences, noting bigger crowds, longer practices, and heightened nerves at the college level.
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Palmetto State
Karen Hartford
Tony Feraci
South Airicn
Augusta
Ms. Hartford
University of South Carolina
Feraci
Clemson
Helping Hands suspends two during probe
The Helping Hands child care agency suspended two managers amid an investigation of employment practices finances and programming. Chairman Gladys Miller said both are on administrative leave and still paid while the DSS probe, possibly up to 60 days, continues. Peggy Ford runs the facility temporarily under a 30 day agreement.
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Helping Hands Child Care Organization
Gladys Miller
Helping Hands Board of Directors
Ms. Miller
Department of Social Services
DSS Aiken
Peggy
United Way
Helping Hands
New kid on our continent Eric Balfour joins Chukker Creek Elementary
Eric Balfour, eight, recently moved from Ghana to Aiken with his family and joined Chukker Creek Elementary School as one of its newest fourth graders. He recalls Africa’s crowded classrooms and compares them with American big stores and tall buildings as he adjusts to language and culture with teacher Suzanne Laine and classmates.
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Eric Balfour
Chukker Creek
Aiken
Ghana
Equator
Africa
Gambia
America
Eric
Suzanne Laine
Heritage Fair showcases global roots in Mead Hall fifth grade
Mead Hall fifth graders presented Heritage Fair displays to share family histories with visitors. Students traced lineage to Cuba England Denmark Israel Ghana and the Mayflower while sampling home-cooked dishes and wearing varied traditional attire.
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Bill Bengtson
Becky Bookstaver
Mead Hall
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Kristen Machado
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Texas
Scott Sampson
Whitney Simons
England
John Brighthorp
Ghana
John
Kasei Christensen
Denmark
Ireland
Scotland
Germany
Jennifer Taylor
Israel
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By Bill Bengtson