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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2011
Page
1
Statewide deer breeding peaks in October and November increase the chance of crashes. Signs mark known hit zones but not all deer trails causing drivers to stay alert. Nationwide collision costs rise to about 3171 dollars on average, with SC up 1 percent from last year.
North Augusta students tested cardboard duct tape and ingenuity Thursday at North Augusta Golf and Country Club under science teacher Kathy Gambill.
A local 4A feature reveals the Ferris wheel in Beech Island may be nonoperational yet remains a community landmark, according to owner Shorty Hall who defends its significance.
Aiken Standard announces a ticket contest for South Carolina or Clemson football games. Entrants register at the site with a valid phone number, limited to 20 entries per day for chosen games. Winners are drawn at random the Wednesday before each home game, sponsored by Security Federal Bank.
Death notices list Ada Unger of Sarasota Florida and Eleanor Hammond of Aiken in the area obituaries. Details suggest further notices in the Deaths and Funerals section.
Volleyball programs from South Africa and North Augusta join forces for the inaugural Together We Fight event during varsity and junior varsity games Tuesday evening. Mammographer Janet Parker started the effort inspired by her daughter Bailey a South Aiken varsity player and cancer survivors in their circle spotlighting awareness and support.
The National Nuclear Security Administration says nuclear weapons pits were disassembled and transformed into plutonium oxide to feed the MOX facility. Shaw Areva MOX Services accepted the first 240 kilograms from Los Alamos as the plant aims to start operations by 2016.
A young female pit bull nicknamed Baby Girl was found chained on a porch by a house for sale. Justin Smith and his girlfriend adopted the dog, renaming her Sophie, after community help and celebrations of her recovery and new life with their two children.
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