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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2015

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Aikens Makin Opens Downtown With Vendors From Across The Southeast

The 39th annual Aiken s Makin festival opens Friday in downtown Aiken with 170 craft vendors and 40 percent new to this year s show. Food stations offer items like ice cream and gyros as park area crowds enjoy a 9 a m to 6 p m Friday and 9 a m to 5 p m Saturday schedule.

Aiken’s Park Avenue Chesterfield Street Union Street John McMichael Aikensmakin.net

Area Deaths Report Haskell Chapman Aiken Allen

Brief obituary notice lists Haskell Dean Chapman and Perry A. Allen among local area deaths. Beech Island community records funeral services and dates. Burlington area funeral homes coordinate preparations.

Haskell Dean Chapman Aiken Perry A. Allen Beech Island

Photographer captures 9/11 tragedy through office window

Barry Bornstein, known for equine photography, witnessed the World Trade Center attacks from Hackensack University Medical Center New Jersey. He shot six to eight frames with limited gear as flames roiled, one image later appearing in the Aiken Standard. He recalls it as beyond comprehension and prefers not to relive the event.

One World Trade Center Lower Manhattan New York U.S Aiken Barry Bornstein Bornstein World Trade Center Hackensack University Medical Center New Jersey Hackensack

Letter urges halt to MOX program at DOE

A 14-official letter dated Sept 8 urges shutting down the MOX program at Savannah River Site aimed at disposing of 34 metric tons of weapons grade plutonium. They argue recycling leaves material usable for weapons and favor a downblending approach to dispose of plutonium at a repository.

MOX Department of Energy Ernest Moniz Department of Defense U.S White House Savannah River DOE Russia Peter Bradford Henry Sokolski Japan China South Korea Moniz

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