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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2006
Page
1
A new restaurant named Takasushi will open soon in The Alley offering fusion items that mix Southwest and Far East flavors, including tacos with sushi elements and other unique combinations. Chowder's First, a powerful stakes winner at the racetrack, will spend months at Chime Bel Farm in Aiken for rest and training.
In a feature on the Alien Standard, the Dagwlight readers area is highlighted as a space that hosts daily discussions on literature. Marna Kuilian presents discussion prompts around Eugenia Price's Lighthouse, along with related notes on Mabel Barker Wise and Granteville deaths and funerals.
Vincent T Brancazio 22 of Warrenville admitted to his role in the death of 26 year old William T Jago IV of Huntersville NC on June 29 2005 in general sessions The trial for Adam Weilenhagen 23 of Warrenville Pine Log Road is pending Senior Deputy Solicitor Bill Weeks told the court Brancazio pleaded guilty to murder with the case continuing.
Aiken County officials named Kennedy Middle School seventh grade science teacher Margo Gore as the district Teacher of the Year at a Monday night banquet. Gore arrived at school greeted by Principal Garen Cofer and Assistant Principal Darlene Jackson, receiving hugs and praise from faculty and students. Maureen King, Gore’s friend and Student Council adviser, praised her dedication to hands on programs and support for colleagues. Gore, who previously worked for the county government and earned a degree at USC Aiken, was celebrated by students who described her as sweet and a favorite in the building.
Aiken County Council delayed enforcing stricter wireless rules until November 1 clearing the way for Aiken Electric Cooperative to seek approval for 17 towers at 115 feet each at 17 substations. Cingular Wireless had a permit for a 150 foot Whiskey Road tower before readings. Aiken Electric filed papers after the public hearing.
A CDC study of Savannah River Site residents finds unlikely cancer risk from radiation exposure. The 1992–2005 analysis shows those born in 1955 faced higher doses than later births, yet overall cancer risk remains below 1 percent, with fish consumption raising internal doses.
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