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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2010
Page
1
The Hornets defeated the Mustangs with a decisive score, sealing the win in a tight finish. Readers are directed to page 1B for full stats and 2B for a wrap up. Additional off the field photos appear on page 10A.
The Mr Central.com Game of the Week will be shown tonight at 8 p.m. online at www.aikenstandard.com and on ASTV Atlantic Broadband channel 95. Viewers can watch total coverage of the high profile matchup.
A list of district areas such as Silver Bluff South Aiken Williston Elko Blackville Hilda North Augusta Lakeside and Fox Creek Wagener Sallea appears in an unclear regional notice. The fragment mentions multiple communities across Georgia and South Carolina in a regional context.
Local notice lists obituaries and funeral notices for individuals including Lowell Askren North Joe Brantley Mildred Seigler Folk Eva Mae Glover Kraja J. Graham Robert L. McFerrin Flora Moseley. The item notes a rebroadcast of last week's Midland Channel 95 at 9 pm.
USCA peers share how the 9 11 attacks reshaped their lives during a campus remembrance at the Student Activity Center. Eighth graders in Dillon County watched the World Trade Center news with shock as teachers paused class. Wristbands and a remembrance canvas invited thoughts. Dr. Tom Hallman had just been sworn in as chancellor the day before.
President Barack Obama will deliver an education focused address similar to 2009, broadcast to schools nationwide around 1 p.m. through live streams and TV. In Aiken County, schools may show the speech with an opt out option for parents, continuing a policy from November 2009.
Policy outlines that schools will send letters or automated calls this week to inform parents. Opt-out must be in written form and submitted to the teacher. Principal Bryan Skipper notes that if an assignment accompanies the speech, it will be addressed.
The 34th annual Aiken's Makin' began with a parade from Newberry Hall to Park Avenue led by a color guard bag piper Bud Dent and Mayor Fred Cavanaugh. Chamber of Commerce officials officially opened the festival as residents praised the setup and new parkway grass.
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