Retired Man Finds Purpose in Woodworking Hobby
Edwin J. Upton of Aiken embraces woodworking after retirement. He taught himself with books and trial and error, built a workshop, and creates pieces like a Lincoln desk replica for his son. The hobby keeps him active despite two heart attacks and keeps his wife busy with babysitting and homemade meals.
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Aiken Began With a Railroad Line
Aiken County's early history centers on a railroad project begun in Charleston in 1828 to span 135 miles to Hamburg. William Aiken, first president, died in Charleston in 1831, and the town of Aiken was laid out and incorporated in 1835. The first line ran along Railroad Avenue and Augusta highway before a later cut between Park and Colleton Avenues eased the grade for the town's first steam train.
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Child Abuse Discussion Highlights Family Roles
Debby Wendel reports on a seminar about the battered child syndrome at USCA Aiken Campus with Dr. Beverly Belk of the Medical College of Georgia. She notes abuse spans all social classes and ages, driven by stress and family history, and urges community support and one to one counseling.
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