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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 2004

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SUV driver avoids serious injury after pole collision

A Windsor motorist, driving a GMC Sonoma, rolled onto its side after hitting a telephone pole on Spring Branch Road. Emergency crews freed her after about an hour, she was taken by EMS for observation, and no bystanders were hurt. Witness Jerry Byars reported the rapid crash and assisted before calling 911.

Windsor Spring Branch Road Jerry Byars Aiken Ems Karen Kdaily Aikenstandard.com Ginny Southworth

County leaders advance future plan for Aiken County

The Aiken County Council outlined Together Aiken County a broad planning initiative led by ACP Visioning & Planning to engage residents in shaping economic environmental and social futures. Mayor council members and others heard Jamie Greene describe an inclusive process with no predefined constraints to limit topics.

Aiken County Aiken Greene

Hitchcock Woods erosion project gains funding in Aiken

Residents of Aiken face repeating floods as stormwater from streets pours into Hitchcock Woods. Dr. Harry Shealy notes 25 years of concern and a plan to use about 4 million dollars from new and existing taxes plus state aid to fund drainage work.

City of Aiken Harry Shealy Woods Hitchcock Foundation Shealy Hitchcock Woods Aiken Roger LeDuc S.C. Department of Transportation Aiken County Dibble Road South Boundary Avenue Sand River

South Carolina's busiest hurricane season ends with damages

Charleston concludes its busiest storm season on record with at least 146 million dollars in damage and cleanup costs. Seven of twelve storms affected the state, two landfalling near Charleston, and three storms triggering federal disaster declarations.

Charleston South Carolina John Boettcher State Emergency Management Division Charley Gaston Charleston County Frances Federal Emergency Management Agency Individu Ivan Westminster

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