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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2005
Page
1
Six year milestone for SeniorNet honors volunteers and highlights a national effort to provide computer training for people over 50. The celebration recognizes dedicated volunteers guiding seniors in technology use and digital literacy.
Timothy McFall from Aiken selects Armstrong Sperry's Call It Courage to highlight literature in this daily book feature. The excerpt invites discussion on bravery and adventure as a summer reading pick.
Obituary notice lists Martha M. Holmes of North Augusta Hugh Dorsey Mann of Lexington Geneva Marshall Sayers of Aiken and Harry H D Underwood Jr of Ferrum Virginia. Final page item 6A includes brief funeral notices.
More than 500 relatives of Sept 11 victims gathered at Ground Zero to oppose the International Freedom Center proposed for nearby cultural space. They fear it would divert focus from those who died and want exhibits tied to the attacks prioritized over broader freedom stories.
Ophelia strengthens into a hurricane and is projected to track north of the Aiken area. Forecasters say South Carolina will be spared severe weather as the storm shifts toward North Carolina.
A St. John's United Methodist Church youth group drove from Shreveport to Aiken with 18 New Orleans evacuees. They transformed the church gym into a shelter and plan to relocate families to homes and jobs. The mission faced a bus breakdown, delaying travel.
Shoppers packed Park Avenue to Gyles Park for the Makin festival with over 260 vendors offering quilts, woodwork, garden art, jewelry and more. Sharon Stillwell and Janice Lip pincott praised the event as a strong buying day as live music and dance exhibitions drew crowds.
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