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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2006
Page
1
USC Aiken’s golf team ended its 11 tournament win streak against NCAA Division competition Tuesday at the Kiawah Island Invitational. The Pacers fell to their opponents, altering the dominant stretch in the event.
Inside today the paper offers a Polo Festival Guide detailing the new season. It covers schedule of events ticket information polo fashion and the rules of the game to help readers navigate the Gold Cup festivities.
The Aiken Women's Invitational Polo Tournament featured 36 top players across nine teams in a round robin. New Bridge S-1 won their bracket with strong mounts, while Kris Bowman noted two chukkers this year and praised horse quality from Russ's team as they advance toward the USPA Gold Cup finals.
Bill and Eleanor Manfredi plan to sell Wisteria Manor on Whiskey Road after 26 years, hoping a new owner can host weddings and events. The three story home built in 1870 features nine bedrooms and 14 bathrooms, with capacity for about 200 guests. They aim to move to Houndslake by October and retire.
Aiken Planning Commission votes 2 5 against annexation of a 30.76 acre site east of Lloydtown Road and north of Redd Street with RS 10 zoning. Members push for a Planned Residential concept plan as an alternative while developers consider next steps.
Lake City voters linger between Moore and Sanford two months from Nov 7. Many demand personal contact and more information before deciding. Education and health care top concerns, with Sanford praised for education funding but critics worry about local borrowing and school shut funding impacts.
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