No 10 Downing expands with 10th anniversary
No 10 Downing Street marks a decade in Aiken with remodeling turning a former gift shop into a private Legare room dining area. The Legare room will host intimate dinners and private events while lunch is pared back to reservations only. Reservations encouraged at 642-9062.
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No. 10
Downing Street
James Matthew Legare
Aiken
Jan Waugh
Legare
Ture
Ms. Waugh
Waugh
Morgan
Huckabee
Scott Webster
Matthew Legare
ATC Honors 10 and 20 Year Employee Service Awards
Langley Aiken Technical College announces 10 year service awards for ten staff including Rometta Fowler Sandra Gordon Lynn Moore Pearl Portwood Evelyn Pride Pattterson Stan Schrader Marvin Stevens and Dorothy Waymer. Twenty year awards go to David Clark Kenneth Hokanson Carlton Jenkins Deborah Greenhill and Frances Szablewski for long service in the South Carolina technical college system.
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Langley — Aiken Technical College
South Carolina Technical College
Rometta Fowler
Sandra Gordon
Lynn Moore
Pearl Portwood
Evelyn Pride-Patterson
Stan Schrader
Marvin Stevens
Dorothy Waymer
South Carolina Technical College System
David Clark
Kenneth C. Hokanson
Chemical Laboratory
Carlton Jenkins
Deborah Greenhill
Frances Szablewski
Decision on counting union ballots at Oconee Nuclear Station
A NLRB hearing reopened to decide if ballots from Oconee and Keowee workers are countable or if a new election is needed. Duke Energy and IB EW face a plant by plant voting history as the board weighs restricting to Oconee Keowee workers. Union rep Jim Springfield expressed confidence the initial plant by plant rule will stand.
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Seneca
Oconee
Duke Energy Corp
Internaional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
National Labor, Relations Board
NLRB
Charlotte, N.C
Oconee and Keowee
Keowee
Duke
Oconee and
Jim Springfield
Town loses 300 jobs as plant moves overseas
An Orangeburg County town loses its largest employer Stone Apparel as it closes a plant and shifts more than 300 jobs overseas to Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. The move follows wage pressures cited by plant manager Franz Evans and reflects broader manufacturing relocations.
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Orangeburg
Stone Apparel
Bessie Jeffcoat
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Franz Evans
Columbia
Tohnston
South Carolina to tackle online child crime with $136,892 grant
The attorney general’s office announced a federal grant of 136,892 to form a task force targeting internet predators, including cases of pornography and abduction. The group will investigate, prosecute, and educate the public on protecting children, with ten nationwide recipients.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Charie Condon
U.S
Haller earns avian specialist certification from industry council
Don Haller owner of Don's Birds and Aviary Supply has met certification requirements of the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council to become a certified avian specialist. The council runs a Certified Animal Specialist Program with six study areas, including avian, canine, feline, freshwater fish, reptile and small animal.
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Haller
Pet Industry Advisers
Don Haller
Don's Birds
Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council
Council
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