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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2005
Page
1
Biking enthusiast Gov. Mark Sanford will join about 400 cyclists in Aiken for a group ride this week. Most Hurricane Katrina victims staying at the shelter at St. John's United Methodist Church have moved on. Millbrook Elementary students learn about their family heritage.
Aiken Standard highlights readers and reading with a daily space. Cathy Rumble discusses The War of Art by Steven Pressfield noting its relevance to creativity and discipline in a fast paced tech world.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Joseph Oliphant Aiken Reese M Heaton Theresa K Huffman Audrey R Webster Barnwell Joseph Torrey Noonan among local and regional cases with brief biographical entries and obituaries appearing in the 4B section.
Former Youngbloods singer Jesse Colin Young and wife Constance Darden Young plan a two story home on seven acres in Aiken's Historic District near Laurens and Newberry Streets and Coker Springs Road adjoining Hitchcock Woods. They expect to relocate from Kona coast Hawaii next summer and attend a Design Review Board meeting today to seek approval for the 4944 square foot residence at 527 and 557 Laurens St. Mon Repos was the Hitchcock family estate.
Ronald Patterson and Sharon Youmans, both victims of domestic violence in Aiken County, were named at a State House ceremony. Patterson, 34, was killed Jan. 6, 2004, by his girlfriend Lee Ross, who pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and received a 10 year sentence.
A 15 to 20 pound juvenile coyote was trapped in Hitchcock Woods near Aiken amid a controversial coyote removal plan. The animal was shot per state law, with traps placed off trails and baited by deer parts. Dr Jeffrey Priest of USC Aiken will study its diet and health.
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