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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2009
Page
1
Fans can find play by play webcasts rosters and stats for Aiken County teams on the Aiken Standard Off the Field site. Visit www aikenstandard com and click the Off the Field icon.
The Aiken Standard will film the Aiken High versus Irma game tonight. Viewers can watch the replay at 2 p.m. Sunday and 4 p.m. Monday on digital channel 6.2 or cable channel 246. DVDs of prior games are available at the newspaper site.
A medical practice expands its staff by adding a new doctor to the Family Practice at 5110 EE. The addition aims to broaden patient care and improve service access for local residents.
Jinnie V Williams of Buffalo New York and Louis Young of Aiken are listed in the deaths and funerals section for the 6A edition.
Gov. Mark Sanford, visiting Aiken County, says he cannot win a popularity contest with lawmakers and will focus on government restructuring and job growth in his last 15 months. He faces an ethics probe into travel expenses and campaign funds, seeking to block preliminary reports from reaching the House.
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford visited Aiken Technical College after touring the Savannah River Site. He met with ATC President Dr. Susan Winsor and staff, viewed the One Stop Workforce Center, and spoke on boosting connections between employers and job seekers, noting Aiken County’s energy hub potential and talent.
More than 100 valley residents spoke at an Aiken County information session about Avondale Mills water and sewer rates the Public Service Commission will review on Tuesday. Speakers urged fair consideration of socio economic impacts and called for lower charges after a 700 percent rise since 1981.
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