19 Oct 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2006
Page
1
A fragmented notice reports the Mets defeating the Lagy racers on Wednesday night to derail the potential NL championship run. It notes the volleyball program’s 29 year home, mentions bow ties, and references local readers’ literary discussions and community notices in brief, as part of a cluttered column.
Payton Carter 8 leaped into a pool to rescue his 22 month old brother Blake after he fell in. The courageous act followed years of Payton's enthusiasm for helping his adopted siblings Taryn and Blake, whom the family welcomed in 2003 and two years later.
Grace and Philippe Chin expand in downtown Augusta as Pastel on Richland debuts near Laurens Street and Richland Avenue. The new art café aims to offer a full sensory experience with beauty, scent, taste, sound, and touch, mirroring the vibrant style of nearby establishments.
The Savannah River Ecology Laboratory braces for a sharp drop in DOE funding, with next year set at 1 million instead of the expected 4 million annually for five years. Lab officials say they will seek on site funding and new sources to keep operations open, while DOE confirms baseline 2007 funds and a cooperative agreement for additional work. University of Georgia lease details noted on page 124.
The 2006 Western Carolina State Fair opens at the Aiken Jaycees Fairground on U S 1 with a ribbon cutting by Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce leaders. City Manager Roger LeDue state Rep Skipper Perry and Chamber CEO David Jameson rode the carousel and Expo Wheel as dignitaries praised the fair’s kid friendly atmosphere and renewed energy.
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