Halloween horse show brings dressage costumes to Jasmine Farms
Jasmine Farms hosts its second Halloween Show at Jumping Branch Farm drawing ghouls and witches in a masquerade style event. Val Swygert reports a 25 to 30 percent rise in participants with ten entries in the costume class and a two phase format featuring morning dressage and afternoon dressage plus jumping. Local farms aided the move from Jasmine Farm due to a contagious infection at Windsor facility. Participants pursue South Carolina Dressage and Combined Training Association tests in a schooling show aimed at families with dressage as a fun and educational sport.
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Dot King remembered for 58 year education career
Dorothy Dot King a longtime Aiken County educator died at 87 after a career that spanned kindergarten to adult education. She helped launch Head Start and other programs, taught the first four year old class in the county, and remained active as a substitute even near retirement. Services were held at Curtis Baptist Church.
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Toole Hill transfer eyed by Aiken council vote
Aiken City Council plans a public hearing and second reading on transferring 13 Toole Hill lots to the Aiken Community Development Investment Corporation for 130000 dollars total. The CDIC would develop 13 homes as rentals with potential private sales later as part of northside revitalization.
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School and community notices list Sept Good Citizens and college night winners
Byrd Elementary names September Good Citizens across classes with many student names listed. CSRA College Night attracts over 6 500 attendees with 19 000 dollars in scholarships plus 10 000 from SRP Federal Credit Union and 2 000 from Washington Group International for Tiffany Plummer Evans. Multiple high schools mirror award recipients and a Navy recruit Benjamin Foster completes basic training at Great Lakes.
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