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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2011
Page
1
Weekly Weather Kidcast Preview
Aiken Standard previews this week’s forecast through a young reporter aided by staff writer Ashleey Williamson. The video segment offers a kid friendly interpretation of upcoming weather for the area.
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Aiken Standard
Ashleey Williamson
Contest to win South Carolina or Clemson football tickets
Readers can register at www.aikenstandard.com/contest with a valid phone number for a chance to win tickets to a South Carolina Federal or Clemson football game. Limit of 20 entries per day per contestant. Winners chosen at random the Wednesday before each home game. Sponsored by Security Federal Bank.
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South Carolina
Clemson
Security Federal Bank
Reading Mr Dale David Urges End to Rural Delivery
In North Augusta residents voice concern over stopping rural mail delivery. They argue seniors cannot reach a post office daily and request retaining some Saturday service while opposing a total cut.
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Dale David
North Augusta
Walmart brings back layaway for holidays
Walmart brings back holiday layaway from October 17 to December 16, aiming to make the program permanent if successful. Aiken area stores report strong customer demand while Roses and Kmart also note long-standing layaway practices and shopper appreciation.
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Walmart
Aiken County
Sandra Morgan
T.J. Maxx
Associated Press
Roses
Brooks Mills
Holiday layaway revival fuels Walmart Kmart talk
Tekia Childs, human resource manager for Kmart in North Augusta, notes Walmart increases as holidays approach and calls the program a success. Further details about holiday layaway are available online at www. wicom.
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Tekia Childs
Kmart
North Augusta
Wicom
Aiken Council Considers Extending Reassessment Appeal Deadline
Aiken County may extend the 90 day reassessment appeal deadline as about 100 000 notices were mailed. Assessor Rick Jantzen said state law likely permits an extension. The Administrative Committee will review the extension Tuesday while also examining Project Hercules land options and a 1 500 job Continental Tire facility.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Council
Mystery Company
Project Hercules
Sage Mill East
Wyatt Opportunity Investment Fund
Continental Tire the Americas
Continental Tire
Aiken resident recalls 9/11 volunteer service at ground zero
Lyn Kenney of Aiken spoke to Sunrise Rotary about her April 2002 three week service with the Salvation Army at ground zero in New York. She described the scale of the site, the 16 acre area, 200000 tons of steel, and the search for nearly 3000 victims while emphasizing resilience and the care shown by volunteers.
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Aiken
Lyn Kenney
Ground Zero
Kenney
Concord
Calif
Salvation Army Board of Directors
Mary Ann Layba
New York
Aiken Sunrise Rotary
Salvation Army
Wisconsin
Rob Nowit
Lyn
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