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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2006
Page
1
The piece marks the lasting impact of Clemson football’s perfect 1981 season, noting how alumni and fans continually revisit that championship. It reflects on the program’s defining year and ongoing questions about its enduring legacy since then.
Dr. Sharon W. Keesley will retire at year end after more than three decades in education. The Aiken Standard dedicates space to stimulate readers on literature and plans a feature on obituaries in the 12A section mentioning Kathryn Glenn.
Principal Sal Minolfo introduces a professional learning communities model at Redcliffe Elementary, with kindergarten teams reducing standards and using bespoke diagnostics to track readiness for first grade. Henderson notes initial skepticism but sees progress, parental involvement, and clearer goals for each child.
Aiken County businessman Harvey Lishka asked the county council to allow tattoo parlors in unincorporated areas, saying the new Land Management Ordinance lacks a zoning for such establishments. He aims to open a clean, respectable tattoo parlor and credits council with openness to change.
Gas prices continue to drop with experts predicting further declines. AAA Carolinas cites healthy inventories and easing Middle East tension as causes while regional averages hover around $2.15 to $2.38 per gallon. Local stations report prices from about $2.08 to $2.21.
New Bridge La Dolfina dominates Dahlwood 14-7 at New Bridge Polo and Country Club to beat their rival in the Gold Cup. Gonzalo Garcia Del Rio and Matias Magrini each notch four goals, Cambiaso’s play sparks the win as New Bridge shows strong teamwork.
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