Aiken County Board of Education Special Election Polling Sites
Polling locations for the September 15 special single member district election cover Aiken County and surrounding communities. Sites include Aiken City Auditorium Beech Island Belvedere North Augusta Willow Spring and more with addresses spanning Park Avenue Hampton Avenue Rutland Drive Kershaw Street and other local venues.
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Aiken County
Aiken
City Auditorium
Park Ave
American Legion Post
Hampton Ave
North Aiken
Rutland Drive
Smith-Hazel
Kershaw St
Williamsburg Street
Farmers Market
St. Angela Academy
Berrie Road
Bath
Spofford Road
Beech Island
Belvedere
Citadel Drive
Eureka
Eureka Fire Department
Gloverville
Catholic Center
Graniteville
Leavelle McCeapbell
Canal Street
Jackson
Jackson Middle School
Langley
Langley Community Center
Lynwood
Millbrook
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
North Augusta
Our Lady of Peace
Old Summerfield Annex
North Augusta Senior High
Knobcone Avenue
Hammond Hill
Woodlawn
Georgia Ave
Oak Grove
Hutto Grocery
Perry
Perry Town Hall
Salley
Old Crescent Vocational School
Shaws Fork
S. C
Shiloh
Center
Six Points
Kaimia
Tabernacle
Kitchings Mill
Talatha
Silver Bluff
Vaucluse
First Baptist Church of
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Warrenville
White Pond
Windsor
Rhomboid Place
Hampton St
Charles Wesley United Methodist Church
H. Odell
Whiskey Road
Hammond
Magistrate's
Atomic Road
Willow Spring
Woodridge
Hillsdale Drive
Bellview
Breezy Hill
Byrd
Jordantown
Aiken County Vocational School
East Aiken
Fox Creek
Walden Hall
Montesori
Town Creek
Pine Forest
Pine Log
County Council
Richland Ave
Contests Set For 200th Constitution Anniversary Observance
The area joins a national commemoration of the Constitution’s 200th anniversary with events at USC Aiken Etherredge Center including a one man show Lincoln and the Constitution by Will Cole and a weekend matinee. Will Cole's performance will also be aired on SCETV.
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U.S
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
South Carolina
Etherredge Center
Usc Aiken
Aiken Council Weighs Library Remodel and District Petition
The Aiken City Council meets tomorrow to discuss remodeling Ai ken Elementary for a public library, consider a NAACP petition for single member districts with 420 signatures, and review zoning changes for Whiskey and Boardman Roads. The agenda includes capital improvements report and ordinances on signs rights of way and updated subdivision rules. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building council chambers.
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Aiken
Aiken County
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Profession
Whiskey and
Boardman Roads
Whiskey Road
Park Avenue
District 6 7 8 9 Candidates and write-in bids noted
District 6 includes Warren ville Gloverville Breezy Hill and parts of multiple townships. District 7 lists Bertha Williams sole candidate and notes her 36 years teaching in Aiken. District 8 has no official candidates but several write-ins Mike Roberts Vivian Goldman and James L Verenes. District 9 shows petitioners John M Jack Hunter Jr and incumbent Henry P Moseley competing for the seat.
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Warrenville
Gloverville
Breezy Hill
China Springs
Eureka
Langley
Vaucluse
Belvedere
Jordantown
Graniteville
Bertha Williams
Aiken No
China Springs No
Graniteville No
Six Points No
Vaucluse No
Levels No
Redds Branch
College Acres No
Shaws Fork
Shiloh No
Aiken
Montmorenci
Levels
Couchton
Redds
Mike Roberts
Vivian Goldman
PTO
J. D. Lever
James L. Verenes
John M
Jack) Hunter Jr
Henry P. Moseley
Millbrook No. 20
Hollow Creek No
Bork Record to Be Presented at NOW Meeting
The judicial record of Supreme Court appointee Robert H. Bork will be presented at the Aiken County chapter of NOW on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Classroom Building room 116. Dr. Nancy Moore will present the record and recently argued that Bork lacks essential qualifications. The meeting is open to the public.
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Aiken County
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
National Organization For Women, Inc
Bork
Nancy Moore
S.C. National Organization For Women
USC Spartanburg
Johnston Council To Receive Audit and Set Election Date
Johnston Town Council will meet at 7 30 p m in the town hall conference room. On the agenda are the 1986 87 audit report first readings of ordinances to establish ward boundaries for the single member district election the single member election system and a date for a special election four year staggered terms and polling places also zoning amendments to allow accessory buildings up to 900 square feet. Irene Shealy reported.
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Johnston
Irene Shealy
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Mance
Will Cole
SCETV
Constitution Commission
Council
Sharp & Victor
GALES
McNeill Office
Kalmia Plaza
ARROW
Mer's Sportswear
Haggar
Young Men's
Storm Rider