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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2015
Page
1
Cedar Creek presented paper donations to local schools as part of a community outreach effort. The story highlights school district reception and potential future partnerships.
Readers submit whether their business will be open or closed on Labor Day and when normal operations resume. Include business name and reopening date. Submissions will be used in a future Aiken Standard edition.
Aiken man Clinton Hughes Hallman Sr. dies at home after illness. Services are pending with the local funeral home, with burial plans to be announced by family.
The Alley remains open as construction cones mark ongoing work. City leaders led by Pearce Atkins outline a three phase plan to beautify The Alley including trees underground wiring and better access for merchants. Phase 1 runs from Laurens Street to Bee Lane with Phase 2 Bee Lane and Phase 3 from Bee Lane to Newberry Street.
The Alley in downtown Aiken is undergoing a multi month facelift with sidewalks kept for pedestrian traffic. Officials say access to businesses will be maintained and work will avoid peak hours to minimize impact.
Gov. Nikki Haley told the National Press Club that South Carolina shows progress comes from listening not shouting. She linked deaths of unarmed black men countrywide to a Black Lives Matter movement that she said has damaged Ferguson and Baltimore. She praised SC for handling riots differently and noted black residents face terror when police are deterred from acting.
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