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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2009
Page
1
No. 18 Clemson defeats Virginia 34 21 as C J Spiller scores in his final Death Valley appearance. Spiller drives offense while Clemson secures a spot in the title game.
Four years after a masked gunman killed one man and injured two others on Highway 25 near the I 20 interchange the North Augusta Public Safety director seeks national help. Chief John Thomas has turned to America’s Most Wanted and producer Angeline Hartmann to bring exposure to the cold case and aid in solving the horrific pre Thanksgiving shooting.
Six cooks entered Aiken’s Leftover Turkey Throwdown to beat Michael Gibbons famed Kentucky Hot Brown. Judges Tim O Briant Frankie Auten Ed Girardeau and Kathy Boyette evaluated homemade dishes using leftover turkey on Thursday at Auten’s restaurant.
Ellie Kennedy described her son Sean Kennedy as bullied for being gay and shy before his 2007 death. She spoke at USC Aiken, saying she views his murder as a hate crime, while noting South Carolina’s stance on the issue after his coming out at 17. Kennedy was invited by Neil Bridgers of the Unity Alliance.
John Lever Barrs Warrenville. Thomas Cleo Brantley Jr James Island. Helen Hester Langley. Mona Abrams Radonsky West Palm Beach Fla. Joy Mills Troutman North Augusta. Memorial notices list these deaths with funeral details and associated families.
The Aiken County Animal Shelter held its annual pet fair to promote pet adoption and tour the facility amid a carnival atmosphere. About 15 animals found new homes, while the shelter typically takes in 5,000 to 6,000 cats and dogs each year, with nine of ten not making it out alive. FOTAS formed to raise funds for better space, including a dog run and cat house, as volunteers seek more housing capacity and community support.
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