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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2003
Page
2
A reader thanks the Kroger shopper who returned a lost pocketbook and praises business aid to a distressed woman. Grateful notes also honor Dr. Gill and staff for a cancer survivor picnic and two drivers who helped push a van. The sports staff at Aiken football games is commended.
Readers discuss private school costs and drug problems in Aiken County. A thank you note praises North Augusta Office Depot for helping a daughter with car trouble, and a reader warns cyclists about Odell Weeks walking track rules. Call Talkback at 803 648 2508 with comments.
Special education students from South Aiken High School visit ACTS to gain community based instruction. They sort shoes, stack books, and help with clothing while learning life and basic job skills. Teachers praise inclusive experiences and plan weekly visits.
The Red Cross Blood Donation Center opens at 1791 Whiskey Road in Aiken offering larger space, comfort features, and weekday and weekend donation schedules. Joe Brewer becomes the first Aiken County donor to exceed 100 platelet units, with staff highlighting platelets’ short shelf life and frequent donation opportunities.
Aiken County investigators arrested Erica Moore and Betty Vaughn after a Golden Pantry robbery at 7:25 a.m. Moore is charged with armed robbery and Vaughn with accessory after the fact. The getaway car was a 1992 Ford Escort found in Graniteville.
Millbrook Baptist Church votes to build a new sanctuary on Whiskey Road, a 168 foot tall structure seating 1935 in pews and 199 in the choir. Project manager Robert Bye says groundbreaking could occur in late November with completion in 16-18 months funded by member contributions and a bank loan.
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