Johnston mayor Johnston re election bid announced in Johnston
Johnston mayor Dean Campbell announced his bid for re election a move timed months before filing opens for the April 4 2006 municipal election Campbell who has led since 1996 says he has energy and passion to serve if the people want him again He listed downtown revitalization street improvements a new recreation complex police protection and more than 2 million in public grants as his achievements and expects opposition in a race that may feature Mary Alice Jackson who later joined the Edgefield County School Board Campbell notes scheduling still allows balance with family life and work at the Savannah River Site
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Edgefield County
Johnston
Campbell
Savannah River
U.S. Justice Department
Mary Alice Jackson
Jackson
Edgefield County School Board
Divas In Duet benefits Aiken Choral Society Sunday
Local divas Mau reen Simpson and Diane Haslam join for a benefit concert at First Presbyterian Church to support the Aiken Choral Society, the town's oldest group dating to 1959. Antoine Cordahi accompanies as director and pianist. Tickets are $10 adults, $7 seniors, $5 students at the door.
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Diane Haslam
First Presbyterian Church
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Aiken
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Academy of Vocal Arts
Philadelphia
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Graz
Austria
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Opera Delaware
Philadelphia Grand Opera
Charleston Opera Company
Pensacola Little Theatre
Statesboro Symphony
Wausau Community Theatre
Aiken Voice Academy
St. Mary Help of Christians Church
Georgia Southern University
Haslam
Britain
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Manchester
Netherlands Opera Company
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic
Cordahl
Suzanne Stone
Sstone
Aikenstandard.com
Antoine Cordahi
Mugging on Sumter Street prompts police hunt
An Aiken man was mugged at gunpoint early Tuesday on Sumter Street by two black males aged 15 to 20. They fled in a gray or tan small car after an oncoming vehicle deterred them. cash and keys were taken. Police seek tips at 642-7620.
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Kdaily
Aikenstandard
Flu shot clinics planned for Aiken and North Augusta
The Aiken County Health Department will offer flu shots on Oct 27 and Nov 2 from 8 30 a m to 4 p m in Aiken at the County Council building and in North Augusta at the BTC Building. After Nov 2 shots require appointments. Phone numbers for scheduling are 642 1609 in Aiken and 278 3621 in North Augusta.
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Aiken
Aiken Technical College
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Aiken Hall of Fame wins federal grant for renovations
The Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum has secured a federal grant from the South Carolina Heritage Corridor to expand exhibits and renovate four rooms including a children’s educational space and a research library. The project costs exceed twenty-one thousand dollars with the grant covering about half.
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South Carolina
Suzy Howard
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum Board of Directors
Hall of Fame
Lisa Hall
City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department
Scott Enter
Enter
Hopelands
Racing Hall of Fame and Museum
Hall
Hall of Fame and Museum
Sarah Taylor
Hall of Fame and Museum Board
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