Ministers object to witches gathering in Asheville
Local ministers in Asheville express displeasure at a planned public witches ritual by the Coalition of Wiccan Clergy to be held on City County Plaza from 7 to pm the night before Halloween. They cite Christian values while some say the country is free for beliefs.
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Asheville
N.C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Coalition of
Wiccan
Cler‘y
Dixie Deerman
Wieh
Wendell Runion
Parkway Baptist Church
Ralph Sexton
Trinity Baptist Church
Rodeo rider injured as bull mauls at Clemson event
AP reports pro rodeo rider Stacey Miller suffered a fractured face when a 2,000 pound bull rammed him at T Ed Garrison Arena near Clemson. A clown helping Miller was also injured as the bull charged and broke his leg. Miller remained in fair condition at Greenville Memorial Hospital Monday.
Obituary notices list several individuals across cities
A collection of death notices appears from Bath Aiken Jacksonville and Augusta. Names include Tim Buff Anna Louise Anderson Grant Eloma Harris Elizabeth J Whitehead. The notices refer to local obituaries published on Page unknown.
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Tim Buff
Bath
Anna Louise Anderson Grant
Aiken
Eloma Harris
Jacksonville
Fila
Elizabeth J. Whitehead
Augusta
Aiken Regional Near Open Heart Surgery License
Aiken Regional Medical Centers could gain a license to perform open heart surgery within about 30 days and expect to start 60 to 90 days after. A DHEC CON review is set for Nov 7 with a final decision due by Nov 21. Appeals window lasts 10 days after written notice.
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Aiken
Joel Grice
Office of Certification of Need For the
S.C
Grice
Aiken Reginal
DHEC
Nine year old Betsy Miller nets second straight St Mary’s Festival win
Betsy Miller of Aiken repeats as Overall Champion at St Mary Help of Christians School Chocolate Festival. The nine year old baked a chocolate brownie pie with cream cheese frosting and berries, edging older bakers. She credits choosing the right recipe and tweaking it for a dessert judged superior to the previous year’s “Chocolate Graveyard.”
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St. Mary's
Betsy Miller
Betsy
Kimberly
Joel Miller
Aiken
St. Mary Help of Christians
Scott Webster
St. Mary Help of Christians Church
State treasurer proposes delaying school district tax tribute payments
Columbia officials clash over when the $195 million owed to school districts and counties should be released. Richard Eckstrom favors delaying funds until December with a partial November release, while Comptroller General Earle Morris urges earlier payment to avoid budget disruption.
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Columbia
Richard Eckstrom
Eckstrom
Earle Morris
Barbara Nielsen
Nielsen
City Approves Teen Shelter In Aiken
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved a 282 Greenville St. NW site for Nurture Home a therapeutic group home for five adolescent mothers and their children. Sue Christopher of the Mental Health Association said it will provide 24 hour care peer and adult support and parent preparation training to reduce dependence on state aid. JW Hammond opposed saying the facility would lower home desirability and invite adverse publicity.
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Aiken
Nurture Home
Greenville St. NW
Sue Christopher
Aiken Mental Health Association
Ms. Christopher
Constance Shepard
Association
Mental Health Association
JW. Hammond
Hammond
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