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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2014
Page
1
U S House Appropriations Chair Hal Rodger introduced a short term continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown and keep Savannah River Site operations funded. The proposal would extend funding until December 11 while awaiting a full fiscal year budget.
Local News report notes seniors gathered for health care tips and guidance from community organizations, emphasizing access to services, screenings, and patient advocacy to improve wellness options for older residents.
Death notices from Aiken and Ridge Spring list George Paul Fitzgerald Aiken Henry Nelson Morton Aiken Richard Jerry Ridge Spring and Tanama M Maldonado with funeral details and local obituaries. Organized under the 6A section, these notices summarize upcoming services and family information for area residents.
Partly cloudy skies dominate the outlook with highs near 81 degrees and lows around 65. The forecast covers five days with generally mild conditions and 10C temperature reference noted.
Editor notes an ongoing series exploring an old photograph from Aiken County. The piece lists Richardson's Lake Lake Thurmond and Lake Murray as local favorites and mentions a former body of water once located in what is now Hitchcock Woods, hinting at a historic shoreline or lake site.
Throwback Thursday began on social media with users posting old photographs on Thursdays using the tbt tag. Local history enthusiasts in Aiken County embraced the trend by sharing a historical image from 1889 in a brochure promoting Aiken.
Museum documents outline a water body’s timeline identified as the Old Robinsons Pond Site on a Hitchcock Woods map near the Dibble Road entrance. The note prompts readers to THURSDAY Page SA for fuller context.
A fragment describes Kalmia Lake as a recreation and amusement site promising universal appeal. The note suggests the area was marketed to attract visitors seeking leisure by the lake and its attractions.
Barbara Morgan, longtime solicitor for South Carolina's Second Judicial District, left office in 2009 and pursued renewal, study, and hands on projects. She enrolled in USC Aiken courses, learned documentary photography, painting, drawing, and explored remodeling, sewing, furniture refinishing, barn building, movie making, and social media.
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