Six Foot Boa Constrictor Found in Central Park
A six foot Colombian boa constrictor was found stuck in rocks in New York's Central Park. Officials say the snake was likely abandoned by its owner. Video appears at the linked site.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2007
Page
1
A six foot Colombian boa constrictor was found stuck in rocks in New York's Central Park. Officials say the snake was likely abandoned by its owner. Video appears at the linked site.
An eight year old boy has become a focal point after his mother sought asylum in a Chicago church before deportation to Mexico. Questions arise whether Saul Arelano is being exploited in a high profile re immigration case drawing attention to immigrant rights and church refuge.
Deaths and funerals notices appear with brief survivor details. Horoscopes and market listings provide short forecasts and最新 entertainment page items.
Dick Dewar defeats incumbent Don Sprawls with 57.79 percent of 1,021 ballots cast to secure the District 3 City Council seat. Dewar 590 votes and Sprawls 431 votes amid low turnout and precinct variances, pending final party verification.
Linda Washington, a Pinecrest Center preschool teacher, recounts panic on 9/11 as planes hit the World Trade Center and Pentagon. Her son, Maurice Washington, a Chief Warrant Officer 4, was deployed to Iraq for his third tour, and she remains anxious yet hopeful for his safe return.
The GVW incorporation study committee warns Aiken City Council against annexing two apartment complexes on University Parkway. The commission recommends denial citing state law concerns. Southeastern Housing Foundation seeks annexation for water access. executive director cites potential savings on utility fees.
Six Aiken County seniors are among 16,000 National Merit semifinalists competing for about 8,200 scholarships worth around 34 million dollars. Named are William Besson Aiken High Samuel Bryce North Augusta Paige Catotti Governor's School Phillip Hendrix North Augusta home schooled John Lewis Aiken Prep Shannon Looney South Aiken. Bryce and others are active in academics arts and community service. Besson and Hendrix could not be reached for comment.
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