Deer crossing dangers rise in South Carolina rut season
Aiken area motorists face higher deer vehicle collisions during the rut with rural roads and curves contributing to risk. Charles Ruth of the DNR notes 45 percent of crashes occur in a 60 day deer breeding period while signs warn of deer but do not mark trails. Lt. David Turro cites a totaled vehicle after a deer collision and officials urge reduced speed and vigilance, reporting protocols for incidents and guidance on handling deer for consumption with proper reporting.
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Charles Ruth
Department of Natural Resources
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Aiken County
David Turo
Aiken Public Safety
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State Highway Patrol
Karen
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Aiken County Career Center opens its doors for 40th anniversary
Aiken County Career Center invites the public to an open house on Saturday November 3 from 10 am to 2 pm marking its 40th anniversary. The event features a car show student demonstrations inflatables a blood drive and more. Admission is free with a fundraiser concession stand.
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Pat O'Neill
Aiken County
O'Neill
CSRA
Richland
Kim Hart
Rob Novit
Teacher Calvin Willis marks 35 years at Aiken tech center
Calvin Willis, electricity instructor at Aiken County Career and Technology Center since 1973, reaches his 35th year as the school celebrates its 40th anniversary. He notes student success from sophomore to senior levels, recalls graduates working at SRS and Kimberly-Clark, and invites the community to a November open house with a car show and blood drive.
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Aiken County
Aiken ‘County
Calvin Willis
Willis
Lowe's
Wal-Mart
Savannah River
Kimberly-Clark
Louisiana
Planning Commissioner resigns to join State Ethics Commission
Kay Biermann Brohl steps down after six years on the Aiken Planning Commission to accept an appointment by Gov. Mark Sanford to serve on the South Carolina State Ethics Commission. She praised colleagues and the city’s 1993 Strategic Plan as Aiken moves forward.
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Kay Biermann Brobl
Mark Sanford
State
Ethics Commission
South Carolina
Ethic
Commison
Sto City Councii
Don Sprawls
Planning Commission
Brohl
Ed Evans
Aiken
April Bailey
Cavailey
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Dessert theater planned at Espress-Ohi! coffee shop
Clearwater's Espress-Ohi! owner Susan Willis will convert the cafe into a dessert theater presenting You Know The Old Slaying, with auditions Nov 2-5 and a Jan 18 show. The interactive murder mystery will seat about 24, using the cafe as stage space to engage patrons. Willis aims to stay busy as her husband deploys to Iraq for six months, at 4629 Jefferson Davis Hwy Clearwater Plaza. Call 593-2739 for info.
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Tony Baugaman
Susan Willis
Clearwater
Brian
Air Force
Willis
Aiken ‘Community Playhouse
Susan Wills
Brian Willis
Willises
Iraq
Jefferson Davis Hwy
Clearwater Plaza