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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2001

Page

2

Borders tied to Red Ribbon Week across borders

South Carolina and Georgia joined in Red Ribbon Week activities on Monday with students and officials from both states promoting a drug free nation. The event, sponsored by the Aiken Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention, highlighted DARE style education and cross border cooperation to curb alcohol tobacco and drug abuse among elementary students and the wider community.

America South Carolina Georgia Aiken Center For Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Service Michael Frank Aiken County Frank A.J. Johnson Mead Hall AJ Campbell TR. Pearson North Augusta Public Safety Aiken Center Enrique Camarena US Drug Enforcement Administration National Federation of Parents, Inc Nate City of Aiken Lessie Price Fred Cavanaugh Mark Gibbons Augusta Bob Young Maureen B. Chavis Hammond Hill

Walnut Lane Park Opens in North Augusta as Tax Project Advances

North Augusta opens Walnut Lane neighborhood Park funded by a one cent sales tax. Mayor Lark Jones cuts the ribbon as 20 children and parents look on. Land donated by Homes Sites Limited, park features a playground, walking trail, picnic shelter and tables. City plans include sidewalks and further improvements.

North Augusta Aiken County Walnut Lane Eighborhood Park St. Julian Place Lark Jones Homes Sites Limited Jones Home Sites Limited Otis Crowell

Aikenites urged to wear patriotic colors each Friday

Aiken City Council approved a resolution urging residents to wear red, white and blue every Friday as a Patriot Friday program. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh supported the plan after a Rock Hill mayoral letter encouraged it following a governor’s recommendation. The effort honors victims of the World Trade Center attacks, the Pentagon crash, and the Somerset County plane crash.

Rock Hill South Carolina Jim Hodges World Trade Center Tower New York Pentagon Washington, D.C Somerset County Penn

Local lawmakers back veterans comfort drive for holiday aid

Rep. Bill Clyburn and Rep. Roland Smith team with the Korean War Veterans Association to collect sweaters jackets and socks for needy veterans. Drop-off points include Wal Mart Aiken and North Augusta Goodmans Chevrolet New Ellenton West Tire & Oil and the 902 Vaucluse Road office. Support from Shutter Bug Belvedere Cleaners Warneke Cleaners and USC Aiken students. A first annual effort aims to aid area vets in VA hospitals this Christmas season.

Bill Clyburn D. Aiken Roland Smith R-Langley Korean War Veterans Association Jack Adkinson Clyburn Smith Aiken County Veterans Affairs Office Veterans Administration Wal- Marts Aiken North Augusta West Tire

Electrical short blamed for Bath Flea Market fire

A Sunday afternoon blaze at the 421 Flea Market in Burnettown damaged displays and injured four Bath Volunteer Fire Department members who were trapped while fighting the fire. Lt. Michael Frank said no charges would be filed in the incident and that the fire was sparked by an electrical short in a display case.

Burnettown Michael Frank Aiken County Bath Volunteer Fire Department

Annexed area to be used for new water well

Aiken City Council approved on first reading annexation of 2.97 acres at Sirius Drive to serve as a new water well. The site will pump about one million gallons daily, costing roughly $500,000, with savings from linking to the existing Silver Bluff Road treatment plant. Additional actions included flag gifts from Carolina Pine Quilters and various street and ordinance actions.

Aiken Sirius Drive Silver Bluff Carolina Pine Orvieto Italy Shoalhaven Australia Paula Brown Orvietto Laurel Oaks Hamilton Drive Woodside Executive Park US Postal Service Woodside Executive Court

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