Retirees laude collaboration as new center opens
Wilson praises groups uniting for retirees while Savannah River Nuclear Solutions oversees a new health care delivery system. The SRS Retirees Resource Center, in the Lower Savannah Council of Governments building at 2748 Wagener Road, opens 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays with appointments via 803-508-7033 or 866-845-1550.
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John Veldman
SRS Retiree Association
Tony Kester
Office On Aging
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Lower Savannah
Downtown banners in Aiken switch to seasonal colors
City council approved seasonal banners in 2011. 68 banners will hang at 10 downtown intersections, with Citizen's Park and recreation centers receiving different designs. Autumn features brown banners reading Fall in love with Aiken and character banners showing gratitude responsibility and kindness. Judy Cross and Avery Spears-Mahoney of local groups praise the project for beautification and positive messaging.
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Judy Cross
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Hunley
Colorful seasonal art project sparks downtown mood
Hunley explains pushing creative boundaries with a multi season display in Aiken. The fall feel comes through amid color coded words like Joy of Aiken Bloom in Aiken Chill in Aiken and a calligraphy text inviting community engagement downtown.
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Character First Committee to fund banners via pillows and adoptions
The Character First Committee is raising funds to buy banners for spring and summer, converting old blue banners into signed pillows by Cavanaugh. Donors of 100 dollars receive a pillow while supplies last. Donations support adopting intersections with banners at corners. The project uses York Street clients from the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department and is aided by groups like the Women of Woodside. Dustin Turner is noted as Aiken Standard’s news editor.
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