Aiken County Teachers Highlight Dedication Amid News
Teachers describe therapy days as rest breaks while substitutes fill in. Jean Gorthy of Aiken High praises the positive education news in Aiken County. Bill Ward, Ridge Spring Monetta High principal, lauds teachers as the main reason students excel in tests. Byron Bowers, principal of (text cuts).
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Jean Gorthy
Aiken High
Aiken County
Bill Ward
Ridge Spring-Monetta High
Byron Bowers
Positive education news from Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle
Jean Gorthy notes teachers set strong examples and show deep care for students. She highlights that educators arrive before and after school, on weekends and summers, driven by love of the job, not pay.
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Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle
Lawmakers face ongoing clash over consumer protections and choice
AHealth Benefits Coalition of large insurers and employers says their fight remains unresolved after spending about 2 million this year to block protections they deem raise costs. The White House vows to push for consumer rights next year while Republicans seek opt out options like tax free medical savings accounts, with moderate lawmakers pledging bipartisanship.
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Health Benefits Coalition
White House
Chris Jennings
Jennings
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Dennis Hastert
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John Chafee
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Joseph Lieberman
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Redd Earns Chamber Honor Amid Local Business Growth
Tim Redd, longtime Aiken plumber turned contractor, is praised for reliability and rising business volume. Family, colleagues, and local officials note his quick ascent since joining the company in 1982 and highlight his community impact and steady leadership. Finalists Holly Woltz and Rick Osbon also recognized at the event.
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Leland Reynolds
Jewelle Bradley
Chamber
Tim
St. Angela Academy
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Bradley
Carol Hill
Chattanooga
Tim Jr
Hillary
Metter
Weatherford Plumbing Company
Knoxville
Plumbing Busi
Nness
Holly H. Woltz
Aiken County
Rick Osbon
Osbon
Aiken GOP Meeting Set for Thursday at Council Building
The Aiken County Republican Party will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Aiken County Council Building on Richland Avenue. Some candidates will attend to meet voters and campaign materials will be available. The November meeting is moved to Nov 5. Refreshments served. more details at 641 9631.
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GOP
Aiken County Republican Party
Aiken County Council
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