NRC furloughs workers amid government shutdown at Savannah River Site
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission suspends non essential operations after funding ran out while vowing to keep safety inspectors at Plant Vogtle near Augusta and the MOX project at Savannah River Site. The MOX layoffs and potential $42 million payroll impact across five counties are noted as the shutdown continues. Derrek Asberry reports for the Aiken Standard.
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Allison Macfarlane
River Site Community Reuse Organization
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Aiken
South Carolina
Richmond
Columbia
Georgia
Macfarlane
Dr David T Hobbs Receives 2013 Davinson Distinguished Scientist Award
Dr. David T. Hobbs was named the 2013 Fred C. Davinson Distinguished Scientist Award winner in recognition of his contributions to the field. The announcement highlights Hobbs as a leading figure in scientific research.
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David T. Hobbs
Fred C. Davinson
David Hobbs Wins 2013 Fred C Davison Distinguished Scientist Award
David T. Hobbs, senior advisory scientist at Savannah River National Laboratory, receives the 2013 Fred C. Davison Distinguished Scientist Award for his work on high level nuclear waste treatment and actinide removal. His career includes roles at Research Triangle Institute and Englehard, with patents on nanosized materials and pilot testing at SRS. He has mentored many scientists and served on DOE and ACS honors lists.
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Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness
Fred C. Davison
David T. Hobbs
Savannah River National Laboratory
SANL
Research Triangle Institute
Englehard Corporation
Pfizer
Savannah River
Hanford
Council For Chemical Research
SRS
Hobbs
American Chemical Society
DOE
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Editorial Note About Submitting Names to Aiken Standard
Editorial instruction directs readers to send names and notes to the Aiken Standard at the provided email address. The notice serves as guidance for submitting information for potential publication.
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Editorial
Aikenstandard.com
Survivors Find Comfort in Death by Own Action Support Group
Members of the Survivors of death by own action Loss Support Group meet monthly at Mental Health America of Aiken County to share grief and coping tips after losing loved ones to suicide. Facilitator Keith Asbill guides open, confidential discussions while Lisa Tindal and others emphasize support and validation.
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Mental Health America
Aiken County
Pendleton Street
Survivors of
Keith Asbill
Gilbert
American Foundation For Suicide Prevention
Asbill
Lisa Tindal
County
Dede Biles
South Carolina Drivers Hit Deer More Often
A State Farm study finds South Carolina drivers ahead of most states in deer collisions, ranking 11th nationally. Odds rose from 1 in 102 to 1 in 92 this year. nationwide odds are 1 in 174. Wildlife scientist Charles Ruth notes deer population has moderated since the 1990s, with hotspots in Richland Charleston Greenville and Horry counties driven by where people live. Deer activity peaks in the eight to twelve week breeding period.
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South Carolina
State Farm Insurance
Justin Tomczak
State Farm
Charles Ruth
S.C. Department of Natural Resources
S.C. Department of Public Safety
Ruth
Richland
Charleston
Greenville
Horry
Tips to avoid deer and stay safe on roads
State Farm data note deer travel in herds and crossing signs mark active areas. Peak activity is 6 to 9 p.m. and early morning. use high beams, honk, flash brights, and slow when a deer is spotted. If collision is imminent, do not swerve. if unavoidable, you may hit the deer. Teddy Kulmala reports for the Aiken Standard.
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