Savannah River Site contractor to require COVID-19 vaccines
The Savannah River Nuclear Solutions chief says all workers including regular staff subcontractors teleworkers and new hires must be vaccinated. The move follows OSHA declaring the virus a workplace hazard and FDA approved vaccines being available at the site as part of mitigation efforts to protect employees.
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Savannah River
Aiken
Newhires
OSHA
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
Stuart MacVean
Pfizer
Food and Drug Administration
MacVean
ARMC updates show COVID counts in Aiken County
Regional Medical Centers reports as of Sept 2 at 10am a total of 1 707 confirmed coronavirus cases in Aiken County. Of these 1 707 individuals 43 are hospitalized with eight in ICU and 172 have died. Among the hospitalized three are vaccinated and 41 are unvaccinated.
North Augusta band director leads post pandemic return
North Augusta High School band director Chuck Deen launches a 2020s comeback with Me at Night blending Mozart and Matawa as 125 students prepare for competitions. After COVID disruptions the program adds a new practice field and observation tower while facing absences and re teaching work ethic.
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North Augusta High School
Aiken Standard
Jol Boyette
Jboyette
Morth Augusta
Chuck Deen
Mozart
Matawa
Deen
Silver Blut
North Augusta
Inn
Supreme Court strikes down Columbia mask ordinance
The South Carolina Supreme Court unanimously rejected Columbia's plan to require masks in schools. It ruled the provision related to the budget and state funds, not a single primary subject. Richland County will not enforce its similar rule, while lawmakers consider third party enforcement options.
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Columbia
Supreme Court
D.C
Alan Wilson
Clarey
John Kittredge
Kittredge
Richland County
Mpaney
Leon Stavrinakis
Charleston
Mmch
Stavrinnakis
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