Venomous snakes in state include five of six in Aiken County
Whit Gibbons notes five of six venomous snake types inhabit Aiken County as part of South Carolina's six venomous species. He urges rapid hospital transport, calm handling, and photographing the snake if possible. Do not use tourniquets or cutting marks, avoid ice or electrical treatments, and skip alcohol.
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United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Aiken County
Whit Gibbons
Gibbons
Venomous snakes listed in Aiken County guide
Gibbons identifies venomous snakes in Aiken County and nearby South Carolina hazards. The timber pigmy rattlesnakes cottonmouth coral and eastern diamondback are described with sizes colors and venom risks. Medical attention advised after bites. more information available at SREL.
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Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Srel.edu
May Seigler Perry Aiken Kenley Erin Jones Bath
May Seigler Perry Aiken Kenley Erin Jones Bath appear as names in an OCR fragment. The text lists individuals likely connected to a notice or record but provides no context or actions. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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May Seigler Perry
Deaths and Funerals: Edgefield and Graniteville Obituaries
James Williams Sr. of Edgefield Marjorie Rushton of Graniteville and Cleveland Raiford of Aiken are listed in the region’s deaths and funerals notice. Details on services and arrangements appear in the 6A section.
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James Williams Sr
Edgefield
Marjorie Rushton
Graniteville
Cleveland Raiford
Aiken
Special kind of labor brings life to local family
Chas tity Simpkins went into labor unexpectedly early after feeling she needed to push. At Aiken Regional Medical Centers her baby, Christopher Price Jr., was born at 10 34 a.m. Sunday with the father Christopher Price Sr. by her side.
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Christopher Price Jr
Chastity Simpkins
Simpkins
Christopher Price Sr
Christopher Jr
Haley Hughes
Zariyah
Lifeguards Save 58 At Smith Hazel Pool This Summer
Lifeguards at the Smith Hazel Pool recorded 58 active drowning rescues among 5 412 swimmers over the summer. The nine member staff ages 16 to 20, led by Heather Staniszewski, faced peak attendance of 110 to 120 swimmers in June. Staniszewski notes most rescues involved active drowning, with breakdowns by age showing numerous distress events across groups.
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Smith- Hazel Pool
Heather Staniszewski
Staniszewski
Planned Labor Uni Event in New York City
On September 15, 1682, a gathering organized by the Central Labor Union was planned to take place in New York City, outlining early labor movement activity in the colony.
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New York City
Central Labor Uni
New York
Congress
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