Free Fifth-Grade Concerts at USC Aiken Etherredge Center
The Aiken Symphony Guild sponsors free morning concerts for all fifth graders from Aiken and Edgefield at USC Aiken Etherredge Center with Russell Peck narrating Jack and Jill at Bunker Hill. Also notices on continuing education Hatha Yoga, professional image seminar, talent show, waterfowl fundraiser, Sons of the Revolution election, CSRA HR meeting, softball registration, voter drive, fall biathlon, Gantt-Huff reunion, and poetry series.
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Etherredge Center
Aiken Symphony Guild
Aiken
Edgefield
USC Aiken
Russell Peck
Jack ‘and
Jill
Bunker Hill
Unice
Jean Haynes
ATC seeks PTA program to cut student travel
Frances Szablewski of Aiken Technical College outlined plans for a One Plus One PTA track with Greenville Technical College. If approved by the Physical Therapy Association, ATC could host Greenville instructors and offer 10 PTA slots locally, reducing relocation for students. A decision is expected in February or March.
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Frances Szablewski
Aiken Technical College
ATC
Greenville Techni
Cal College
Greenville
GTC
The
Physical Therapy Association
Tor
Aiken
R.P. von Buedingen
Chad Cheuk
Aiken Urological Associates
American Cancer Society
Aiken Symphony Guild opens new season with Beethoven concerto
The Aiken Symphony Guild launches its season with a 7:30 p.m. concert at the Etherredge Center on the USC Aiken campus featuring pianist Claude Frank and the Augusta Symphony under Dr. Donald Portnoy. Frank performs Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in G.
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Aiken Symphony Guild
Etherredge Center
USC Aiken
Claude Frank
Augusta Symphony
Donald Portnoy
Frank
Aiken
Edgefield
Russell Peck
Bunker Hill
Trees Make Lightning A Deadly Threat In Storms
The article warns lightning kills and that trees act as natural lightning rods. From 1956 to 1995, 82 lightning deaths and many injuries occurred in the state, with 19 percent of victims under or near trees. It offers safety tips: shelter in sturdy buildings or hard tops, avoid small sheds, boats, and phones, and unplug appliances.
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John C. Purvis
Purvis
Southeast Regional Climate Center
Three men guilty in bond fraud scheme in Nevada case
Yuji Hitomi and Douglas Wright of Las Vegas were convicted of three counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy for selling fake Japanese war bonds. Motokichi Muto of Japan pleaded guilty to conspiracy to pass fraudulent bonds. The trio touted bonds worth 500 million dollars, sought 125 million from investors, with potential penalties up to 20 years and fines.
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Columbia
Nevada
Japan
Yuji Hitomi
Douglas T. Wright
Las Vegas
Motokichi Muto
U.S
Hitomi
Wright
Muto
Rene Josey
FBI
Global Treasurers Limited of
Female generals make history at Fort Jackson transfer
Brigadier General Patricia Hickerson relinquished command of the Soldier Support Institute at Fort Jackson to Brigadier General Mary Morgan in the Army's first female to female command transfer. Hickerson, promoted to major general, moves to deputy chief of staff for personnel at Fort McPherson. Morgan serves as deputy commanding general in Kaiserslautern, Germany.
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Columbia
U.S. Army
Patricia Hickerson
Soldier Support Institute
Fort Jackson
Mary Morgan
Ms. Hickerson
Headquarters, Forces Command
Fort McPherson
Ms. Morgan
Kaiserslautern
Germany
21St Theater Army Area Command
US. Army Europe
Seventh Army
Women’s Air Corps Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Two hurt in Clemson dorm fire
Clemson officials say two students were injured when a fire broke out on the fourth floor of Johnstone Hall. About 200 to 300 students evacuated. some allowed to return. One official called the fire suspicious and the State Law Enforcement Division was asked to assist.
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Clemson
Johnstone Hall
Donnie Brewer
University
Wgog Radio
Valhalla
Farm Safety Week Stresses Tractor Use Caution
Extension writer Terry Maths Green urges careful tractor practices to protect children on farms. He notes rollovers and runovers are leading causes of fatalities, cites Wisconsin Indiana data, and advises no child under 16 operate a tractor or ride along. He calls adults to model strict safety, enforce no riders, and treat tractors as work tools to prevent tragedies.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
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USC
Storm Branch
Waterfowl Association
South Carolina Waterfowl Association
Savannah River
Aiken Jaycee Fair Ground
Gus Griffin
Sons of the Revolution
Henry Laurens
Sons of the American Revolution
Up Your Alley
James R. Cook
Augusta
Csra Human Resources Association
Watkins Restaurant
David Pothgress
Georgia Department of Labor
Russ Coughenour
Leigh
Vince
Aiken Mall
Wo Wen Yaycees
Santa Thomas
Hitchcock Health Solutions
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Gantt-Huff
Aiken State Park
Shelter 3
North Augusta
America
Nancy Carson
Tr Webster Rm
Diversity Forum
Aiken Municipal
Elaine Smith Clark
Parks and Rec
City of
Parks and Recreation Department
South Carlina
H.O. Weeks Center
Weeks Center
Smith-Hazel Center
Citizens Park
Terry Maths Geeen
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