Portraits of the Past call for Aiken County photos
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit historic photos of faces and places in Aiken County. Pick up forms at the newspaper office or access the PDF on the web site. Email or mail the completed form to 326 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801. for information call Kimberley Kirkey at 648 2311 ext 212.
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Variety of Local Events and Meetings Today
Aiken residents can attend a film showing Mr Smith Goes to Washington at USC Aiken. Free credit seminar at City of Aiken Conference Center. Beech Island Historical Society speaks on a new book. Friends of the Aiken County Public Library host guest author Charles Todd. Savannah River Nuclear Society dinner in Augusta with student rates. Garden Makers meet at Laurel Drive home. USC Aiken Book Store Fall Sale in the Student Activities Center. Aiken Technical College president speaks to Senior Men’s Club. First Steps Partnership Healthcare Committee meets. Redevelopment Authority meets. Bingo Night in Ridge Spring Civic Center. Red Ribbon Week dinner at Aiken Recreation Center. Ridge Spring Harvest Festival Thursday–Saturday. Peaceful Corner Grief Support Group meets. Rose Hill guided tour and Sheffield Clubroom hours. Fall Council meeting of SC Family and Community Leaders. Area 3 Advisory Council meets. For announcements contact Aiken Standard.
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American Democratic Film Series
Mr. Smith
Washington
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Penland Administration
Gaby Dukes
City of Aiken
Municipal Building
Old Jackson Highway
Don Rhodes
Friends of the Aiken County Public Library
Charles Todd
Savannah River
American Nuclear Society
Morris Partridge
Partridge Inn
Walton Way
Augusta
CSRA
Garden Makers
Sylvia Kelly
Laurel Drive
Aiken
Nancy Ring
Friends of
Ridge Spring
Civic Center
Aiken County
Cumberland Room
Cumberland Village
Rose Hill
Sheffield
South Carolina
Clemson Extension
S.c.highway
Theresa Tobin
Area 3 Advisory Council
Area 3
Aiken official pushes extension of capital tax for towns
Aiken County Council chairman Ronnie Young told the Rotary Club the Nov refer endum to extend the 1 cent capital projects sales tax would benefit small towns first. The vote seeks to extend not raise the tax with more than 4.2 million to eight towns if approved.
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Wittenberg Joins 2004 Leadership Council for PLANCO
Phil G Wittenberg a registered Edward Jones representative in Aiken earned membership in PLANCOs 2004 Leadership Council. The program honors Hartford Leaders sales over 1 million in a calendar year and recognizes advisors who assist clients with retirement planning asset passing inflation beating strategies and lifelong income using Hartford investment products.
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Aiken Technical College
Houndslake Country Club
L.S. McCormick
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Southside Pediatrics
Savannah River Site Redevelopment Authority
Lower Savannah
P.O
Aiken High School
Lauren Arnold
Mark Harrison
Arnold
Peggy Ford
South Aiken High School
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J.C. Lexow
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Kelly Way
Casey Way
Shelby Carr
Lindsey Booth
April Royster
Abbie Hamman
Liza Hamman
Tara Yochum
Elora Yochum
Lake Murray
Uxim Cooper
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Woodside Realty
Silver Bluff Rd
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Swaiken
Tom Supensky
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Aiken Podiatry Center
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